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Yes like a digitech whammy or something, maybe the Boss Harmoniser. He did scat along with his solos a lot too.

Ooh that man's tone!!!😍😍

What a nice dilemma to be in🤣 if a pedal isn't being used I've no qualms about selling it (I've never been a hoarder)regrettably finances have meant I have to sell in order to buy things. I'm currently looking at building a smaller board, as I'm fed up of breaking down my board to make a small one for the Rockband. I'd love a list of the ones your selling Peter! 😁

Great band, singers fantastic (bass too 😍)

I love this! The bass sounds Mighty. 😁

Thanks Peter will get on it 😊

Yes! I'm quite tempted by that myself fir my BB1024

Yeah those Warwick boards look really well designed. I've two pedaltrain ones, but I'll be looking at Warwicks if I decide to change.

I think loving fresh new strings (as I do) is a costly affair all round, these days as prices soar, I've even started boiling them again I've never tried the elixirs, but the thought of a string in a Condom, puts me off 🤣 although I did have an acoustic set abd thought they sounded fantastic. Strings will last longer for some people than others, due to individual sweat/skin acidity etc, so even recommending a string that works for you, won't necessarily work for others. A thing for me is whether a string sounds bright and Musical after its died off. I always found I'd get a long time out of DR High beams, as they'd give a nice presence even when dead. So you may get more life from Steel strings. My preference these days us for nickel which die much quicker. I've been using Dunlop superbrights nickels, which to be fair, stay nice and lively once dead (but they do die off quickly) maybe find the cheapest set that you like and buy in bulk (still may be similar money to a few sets of elixirs)

The Labella's LTF have a very warm/dark smooth sound (The Labella tone) and are really smooth to the touch.They are lovely to play, I found the tension on par if not a little less than Tomastiks, I recall not liking the feel at the time. The Tomastiks have a more pronounced mid range tone and a sweet treble when new, which later dies off leaving a warmer thump. I've had these on a few of my basses, before I realised the feel wasn't right for me. You can feel the wraps on these strings, but not a harsh feel at all, and for want of a better description, they felt "plasticky" Both great sounding strings, very easy to get about on, but I think next tine I get flats, it'll be light standard Labellas, they seem to have the classic tone.

Tim's a great guy! He made me a clear acrylic pickguard, for a musicman Sterling which had a particularly Beautiful grain. Fast service and the guard was spot on.