chilli

I was looking at getting the OG Enzo just before the release of the X. I'd be interested to hear your opinions once you've got an X in your mitts. I think there's probably pro's and cons for each pedal. The X's poly preset sounds are spread thoughout the 99 presets. Some are very polished, you wouldn't know there's a bass guitar anywhere in the signal path (same for some of the other presets but every aspect of preset sounds can be edited). A couple of poly presets did seem to struggle a little with tracking, for me it was the higher notes in a chord. Sadly I didn't have time to see what and if I could change this in the editting settings. Most, to my ears and playing tracked well on EUB and guitar though.

Meris Enzo X Sold a fair few pedals and a pedal board to get here, somehow managed to buy a couple more pedals in the pre order to delivery time . Not new to Meris, owned and sold an M7 and still have Ottobit Jr. I'm liking this pedal alot, some presets are meh, some YEAH and some are F**king awesome. Every aspect of a preset sound can be edited. Display shows in realtime what is changing (there's the main page as shown above, turning Pitch, Filter, Volume or MOD dials brings up a sperate page, then there is the editing page). Display is crystal clear and a little aluring (even with sticker still on). Very easy / intuitive to edit / work around the pedal. I play an EUB (NS Design WAV 4) and the majority of presets have no problem with open E or high notes on the G string. I've a few pedals and so far only tried the Enzo X into Chase Bliss's Onwards and MOOD MK2 and it sounded immense. Not gone near the MIDI side yet. My olny gripe and this is being picky, is there is a one second delay when changing between presets.

Bought a pedal from GR7G5STER, packed very well, tracking info provided, pedal as described. Nice, easy transaction, cheers GR7G5STER

Bought a pedal from Laurence, fast comms, pedal posted next day Special Delivery and well packed. Recommended.

Chris bought a pedal from me, paid instantly & great comm's. Great guy to deal with.

Ok I've had quite a bit of the source audio gear in the past, MWD Pro, BEF Pro x2, Hot Hand x2, Hothand3, Dual Expression pedal I had a lot of fun with the hothand and recommend anyone to try one, I found it to be very responsive and unbeatable at plug-in wobbles I found that I could only really use the hothand / hothand3 for wobbles (with the BEF PRO and a gated Fuzz). The hothand3 works with most 3rd part pedals with an expression out so other filter pedal's etc. I used the Hothand3 with the line 6 m9, and really didnt like using it as the expression. Just didnt feel right / sit right for me. Every one plays differently but I found it really a one trick pony. I havent checked Talkbass for a while, but theres a source audio thread or two which should prove me wrong and show people using hothand3 with all sorts of pedals with great effect.

Traded Tony's M13 for my M9. Got to meet Tony face to face, albeit in a dark pub carpark somewhere off the M1. Cracking fella, great conversationalist and a pleasure to deal with. I would deal with Tony again without hesitation, honest and reliable. Thanks Again Tony