Thunderbird

[quote name='dannybuoy' timestamp='1499544222' post='3332144'] What do you want to use it for? For fat synthy octave down you want an analog octaver like the OC-2, if you want clean octave up/down then a digital one such as the POG is what you seek. If you want it mainly for drop tuning, then one with different intervals like the Digitech Drop might be best suited. Btw the Joyo Tender Octave appears to be discontinued now, don't go for their Pure Octave or Pitch Box, both are crap. The only one I could find for sale in the UK is here: [url="http://www.hoganmusic.co.uk/mooer-tender-octaver-pedal.ir"]http://www.hoganmusi...ctaver-pedal.ir[/url] Enquire first though, as the picture and description is for the Pure Octave, even though they have that one listed separately at a different price! [/quote]Thanks for the help Im not really sure what I want to do with it was just going to play around and find some fun sounds lol

Thanks for that fellas good advice I have been on youtube and the mooer tender octave pedal looks promising

H all I am thinking of playing about with an octave pedal and only really want to spend about £50 as it is only going to be a toy to experiment with I know £50 isnt a huge budget so second hand would be good any ideas all

Clothes pegs are good for this

I like fenders but imo I think they are all far to overpriced

If I change a bridge I like the Gotoh 201B is very well made does not look out of place and is about half the price of some of the other mentioned makes on this thread

Slapping aside his bass playing is awesome I love his YouTube channel

Says Korean now

Looks like a great pedal how much are they?

I don't understand compression in the slightest but I have a BBE that I have as an always on pedal as it makes things sound better

[quote name='Number6' timestamp='1498248549' post='3323457'] I used to buy Metallica but they've been mostly sh*te for years now so i gave up on them. [/quote]this

[quote name='Geek99' timestamp='1497392107' post='3317870'] This comes up a lot Fender flats get my vote for cheap cheerful and quite good enough to test the water [/quote]+2

There is a member on here who makes custom straps at a fair price I cannot remember who it was but I know discreet had one and thought very highly of it might be worth sending him a message to see who it is

Stick a pick holder over the hole

[color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]D'Adarrio stay bright for ages imo and Dean Markley strings have a good life too [/font][/color]

[quote name='Rich' timestamp='1495896151' post='3307428'] I used Hotwires for quite a while until a spate of QC issues put me off (e.g. the rattly windings as mentioned by JL). Now an entirely convinced Elixir user. [/quote]I used to use Status strings quite a bit but got pissed off with dead E strings so gave up on them