Westie9

Very quick payment, within an hour of the initial posting of the pedal on the forum! Superb communication. Do not hesitate to deal with. Just as it should be..

Just setting my rack up as we speak. With all the plugs at the back of the rack, what's the best solution to power them all from a single lead? 4 plugs into an extension lead, but then ??? To the power lead so it literally is connect up, plug in and off you go....

Looks perfect for what I'm trying to do.... Cheers for the suggestion....

Not wrong there!!! Unpacking and setting up took 5 minutes. All evening I had a cheesy grin on my face. The sound was superb and so clear! I found myself keep kicking my right leg out though through habit of moving my lead away from my pedal board. Best bit of kit I've bought in ages and believe you me it was a struggle to actually get me to give in and actually but one in the first place. My only gripe is the appearance and quality of the supplied lead but that's an easy fix and already in hand with our lead guru from here...

Literally just purchased a Line6 G55 and outside the rehearsal studio waiting for it to open. I'll let you know how I get on 'cable free'.....

Two bits of wood with a nut and bolt through each corner. Put it in the airing cupboard and every few days tighten the bolts very slightly all the way around for tension. Too much pressure too quickly will cause it to split and crack!!!

Yes, change the jack socket. Last time I had mine changed it cost £20 fitted.

Welcome to the forum...

I quite like the idea of getting rid of my pedalboard, mounting my pedals in a rack (2u draw?), and using some form of foot controller (something like the Tech21 Moose?) to turn the required pedals on and off.... As an all in one 'box of tricks', I'm thinking of a 4u shallow rack consisting of the 2u draw of pedals (I only use about 4/5 so plenty big enough), a rack tuner of some description and a rack wireless system (possibly the Line6 G55). Why? I've got OCD of people trampling over my leads and worried in case my pedals either get pinched or wedding guests spilling drinks all over them. The least amount of gear I can have out front the better. There doesn't appear to be much choice for rackmounted bass effects other than those primarily used for guitars (G a Major etc). Is what I'm looking to do achievable within minimal fuss? Any better solutions? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated...

I got one a little while ago after trying a fair few first. Fantastic bit of kit. Very versatile and as subtle as you want it to be. I haven't felt the need to download any if the tone print thingies yet though....

Well, I thought I was sorted but after a couple of lessons he has completely fallen off the radar!!! No explanation, nothing..... Oh well, any other recommendations out there?

I've a Mono strap and a Comfort strap and find the Comfort one a little, well, more comfy. The weight displacement seems better. In terms of standing. You'll find that you have a 'default' standing position when your play that you always revert too. It's just muscle memory. What ever this is, swop it over. So, if you stand with your left leg forward, try it with your right. The other thing is to turn your feet out wards slightly. It really feels strange to start with but it helped me a lot. As a pro sax player and flautist, we were given lessons in the Alexander technique (posture etc) as the show I was working with we're sick of paying out for sickness!!! Again, it proved invaluable....

Welcome to the forum....

What was the final decision on the 'GK MB800 Fusion or Aguilar Tonehammer'. ?

Welcome to the forum Al....

I've got an old wooden oak pyramid one in my music room. I never use it but it looks great against all the LEDs etc....

Welcome. It's a tad addictive though....

"Loads of character"..... Love it....