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We have just invested in an Allen & Heath QU 16 desk so very tempted now to invest in the A&H ME-1 as the solution for my IEM. Has anyone used one of these and can give any feedback/experience?

So my AZ arrived last week - not had a huge amount of time to play it but first impressions are very good. Fantastic build quality and the tone is exaclt what I was after - the AZ EQ-M preamp is very powerful and it delivers the typical Marcus Miller slap tone in buckets which is exactly what I was after. Pics attached. [quote name='SisterAbdullahX' timestamp='1488636128' post='3250653'] Yes, I saw that one. Lovely looking and sounding bass, you lucky fella! A four string version of that, maybe in a nice walnut brown, would be what I'd like. No doubt you'll be sharing your opinions and some pics when it arrives? [/quote]

Absolutely - stay tuned! [quote name='SisterAbdullahX' timestamp='1488636128' post='3250653'] Yes, I saw that one. Lovely looking and sounding bass, you lucky fella! A four string version of that, maybe in a nice walnut brown, would be what I'd like. No doubt you'll be sharing your opinions and some pics when it arrives? [/quote]

Yep he's a top bloke - just handled the build of my Atelier Z for me which is on its way from Japan as I type! Here he is demoing it! https://youtu.be/WIaCF6aeV6w

I saw the clip below on the web yesterday and watched with great interest - it's definitely Marcus playing, all the chops and technique are there but without his trusty jazz and his EBS amps it just doesn't sound like Marcus at all! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dd1jXrx9_88 I believe that technique in your fingers but your tone comes from the gear that you use - this clip completely reinforces my view on this. [quote name='blue' timestamp='1465701804' post='3070289'] All you need is more practice time. Tone is in your fingers . Blue [/quote]

Has anyone reading this thread tried or bought this system from Posse Audio? www.posseaudio.com The option to blend in ambient sound is very appealing to me and be able to control the mix right in front of you also looks cool. I don't sing so perhaps it's an overkill solution but would be keen to know if the stuff is any good though.

I had a vintage MuTron and it was lovely sounding but absolutely hated any of my bases with a hot output signal. It sounded best with my jazz in passive mode but that wasn't my sound live so I moved it on. I'd be interested to know Bootsy how you find the Mu Fx version in comparison to the original - is it as good? Yes price wise I reckon your going to always be looking at £4 - £500. Mine was an L Sound mod which meant it ran on normal 9v power and had a decent LED in it so you can tell when it's on at a glance and he also recalibrated it do it has a broader sweep which was cool.