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Oh God already thinking of the food

Harley Benton every time. I'm getting one that's built into the board itself, it replaces one of the bars of the pedal board. Amazing piece of kit

That is amazing. Thank you for sharing. I shall be sending some of my hard earned his way

I've been casting lustful eyes at their phaser and octave pedals too. No clue what they're based on but they look nice. How a pedal looks of course contributes 50% of the GAS

Most 60s music seemed horribly old fashioned to me, that has changed dramatically. The main change though has been that I can enjoy whatever I'm asked to play. I used to be so precious about what I could or couldn't be seen to play. Now, if you pay me I'll play it, and probably enjoy doing so.

A short break in that part of the world combined with a bass bash sounds lovely to

Depending on which part of Wales I'd be interested in this. Sunday being the better of the weekend days

This was my thought too. Wonderful little cabs

Nope.

Top L to R : Fender Bubbler, Behringer Ultra Bass, Ampeg Liquifier. Bottom L to R : Joyo Future, Mooer Pitchbox, Mr Black Double, Zoom MS60B.

Just a bit of fun to satisfy my curiosity, and only a bedroom test, so hardly conclusive. However I was surprised by the results. I looped an 8 bar phrase, and set each pedal to what I thought showed it to its best advantage. Then switched back and forth between pedals. I whittled the Zoom MS60B down to its best 4 choruses then treated each as an individual pedal. And the Bass Chorus on the Zoom was, simply, the richest, warmest, chorusiest of them all. Second place the Joyo, and then the CE-Cho5 again on the Zoom, followed by the Ampeg. The rest were much if a muchness. Except for the Fender Bubbler which appears to be broken . So a win for Zoom.

I felt like I had a breakthrough with my Poly Blue last night. I used it on several songs, adjusting on the fly each time, and the sound was astonishing. The combination of phase, octaves and the 'mono' button produced a quite remarkable sound. Is this an octave pedal? Or is it a multi effects pedal? I used it to thicken the sound of one song played higher up the fretboard - a song which didn't need that synthy sound - for a disco synth sound, for a huge funky semi synth, which, combined with an envelope filter was wonderful. Truly my favourite pedal.

Third gig of a busy weekend. First time in this venue. All went well, appreciative hard drinking crowd. We finished , started to pack down, barmaid tells me her boss told her music should go on to 11.30. We started our second set a bit earlier, I tell her, you had your two hours. She's adamant. The gig was from a booker and we didn't want him to get poor feedback so we did a somewhat stretched encore. 15 minutes of Born To Be Wild anyone? The drummer was on the wrong page so it literally restarted three times.

Long time user of Zoom pedals here. This is in my Thomann basket. No reason to assume it won't be as good all their pedals have been

First time Bandeoke at a music pub in Bristol. Went very well and was done at a cut price as it was the first time he'd tried it. But even then no cash at the end of the night. I shall wait to see if it's forthcoming before naming and shaming. Gear wise I went armed only with the TC Electronic 2x8 can I bought from @Stealth of this parish, thinking pub gig that'll do. Turned out to be a deep stage and a big space. Thank goodness our man Stealth had souped up the cab with some powerful speakers turning it into a 4ohm cab. I was running the little beast almost flat out and it coped admirably.

Bandeoke residency last night in a localish boozer. Went ok but my god there are some godawful wannabe singers and a preening guitarist on this planet I could do without. Onwards to the next one.

Hi there! As a long time fan of his Bruceness I can say you won't be disappointed. It's the best P Bass I've played. An absolute gem.