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A USB-C to 3.5mm adapter so I can play my phone through the aux in of my multi effects. All phones should have 3.5mm outputs.

I did this for a one off gig. It was a blast. Drummer and both guitarists were in a band and I'd just returned from a long stint away. We rehearsed a couple of times and played our 'best of'. It went down well and was fun, but there was no suggestion it become any more than the one off.

Thanks. I've looked at it (just re-watched a few reviews), but I keep coming back to a SA C4. I've built some synth patches in my Boss GT1-B which sound useable, but not spectacular. I've also started using the -1 Octave settings and messed around with that. I just don't really know which way to go. And my budget is tiny! Hence the Behringer interest. Although a TC Nether can be found cheaper.

It's also very cheap, which sounds good to me! I'm trying to decide on a route to some synth-like tones and if I go the individual pedals route, I'll need an octave pedal. I haven't seen too many bass reviews (and I don't really know what I'm looking for in terms of an octave pedal for this outcome) so it's good to hear that it works.

Very interested in this. How is it?

Cheap multi effects into headphones?

My first 5 string. Something cheap, humbucker(s) and a maple fretboard, only because that seems to be the opposite of what I do have. Some way of scratching the synth sound itch I can't seem to shake. Either a cheap series of pedals, a SA C4 or a quality multi unit that I could build some presets with. And a one cab solution. Even though I'm only playing in my house!

I keep thinking about this as a 'better' solution than my Boss GT1 - B. The only thing I don't like about the Boss is having to choose from 2 groups for a lot of the effects and that limiting what you can put together. But if this does the same thing then it's no better.

That's how it should be!

I get that pop every now and again on my RM800. I can never tell what is causing it. Seems random.

This! I never used them as much as that, but I feel some techniques will need to be learned.

Not really. I last used one in the early 90s. I have no recollection of what thickness. I just wondered if things had moved on since then and if so, what were people's experiences. No more or less.

Nope?!

And thanks for all the recommendations. Once you've found the right one, how many do you have at a gig? Do you lose or drop them? I'm not worried about the audition, but I feel nervous about being left pick-less in the heat of the moment. I suppose I could always just play with fingers, but then the tone would be all different.

Wow! That's very generous, thanks. I don't mind going to my local music shop and having a look at what they've got and buying a few different styles (although browsing for picks is pretty lame, isn't it!).