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For those using Harrison MixBus, they are now offering Amplitube 5 SE and Native Instruments Creator's Pack with both MixBus 11.1 and MixBus Pro. If you have an older version, you can upgrade for $39 (around £34 in Sterling)

Just seen this on the tube and found it quite enjoyable, the tone of that Sire is absolutely beautiful in my opinion. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZICaUnea6pk

As always, my pleasure

Humble Bundle has a ton of goodies from IK Multimedia as little as £1 and the whole bundle for £23 It contains: - Total Studio Essentials (T-Racks 6, Amplitube SE, Tonex SE, Sample Tank 4 SE) - Miroslav Orchestra - Modo Bass ( 6 basses) - Modo Drums (6 Kits) - Pianoverse (2 pianos) - Cinematic percussion and drums - Some other bits and bobs A total bargain if you ask me. https://www.humblebundle.com/software/ultimate-music-production-bundle-encore-software?irclickid=1nh17TWHMxycWART-fyDUXCIUkpyUBRZh33Q1I0&sharedid=&irpid=1382236&utm_source=impact&utm_medium=paid&utm_campaign=Tomislav Zlatic&utm_content=1382236&utm_term=Online Tracking Link&irgwc=1

Guys remember that Purafied audio is giving their everything bundle for £2 That's 7 high quality plugins. The bundle includes: - A guitar amp - A nice reverb modeling every room of Panda Studios - 2 compressors: A moded Distressor and a moded 1176 (all 3 versions) and LA-3A - An EQ based on half SSL and half API - A snare sample trigger - A limiter modeled after the famous Micro Limiter https://purafied.com/products/the-everything-bundle

Some notorious Yourtubers like Josh Fossgreen from BassBuzz and Nate Navarro.

I think they belong in the £1000 - £1500 market, that 3k pricing looks ridiculous to me.

I have never been able to get along with 35" basses but of those I tried, the Cirrus and the MTD were pretty comfortable. The reason is that top horn, they go pass the 12th fret which pull the bass back to the bridge side making the 35" scale feel more like a 34".

That's Peavey's take on the Fat Finger, it is meant to ensure there are no dead spots across the fingerboard.

I use that combination when playing live, and change it to the Starlifter + Trace Elliot (or Markbass) when playing through headphones. Great stuff.

I too kept the NUX, it is a great little amp and the IR's do really change the sound which makes it very versatile.

It all depends on what you will use it. I have the NUX and tried the Digbeth, both are great on their own. I believe The NUX is better for going straight to the house P.A. and the Laney excels as a preamp. If I'm you I would consider what is the situation I'll be using it and buy the one that will suit it. I got the NUX and I only use it to go straight to the house P.A. and for that it is absolutely phenomenal.