Woodinblack

Yes, that works better because you are not using the same signal, you are using a different signal on each path that has different resonant frequencies and dips

and in my experience, Andertons, Guitar Guitar and Wunjos do.

Maybe its the not answering - I know several things I wanted to buy that I emailed about didn't get bought because the shop didn't answer, so I went elsewhere. Wheras I have bought quite a few things entirely on email, so don't really have a problem with it. If you don't want to use email, thats fine, don't put an email out. However, if you do put an email out, don't ignore it.

No, because it is exactly the same signal. You would need a variable delay or pitch modulation between them to make them sound like two basses, because two basses can't possibly play in perfect unison and your brain knows that.

Well. that sucks, can you at least do collection only?

Indeed you can opt out of simple delivery - I didn't last thing I sold and it was a bit of a faff, but worked out ok.

Probably best not then, just remember them then - I haven't been since 87, which is why I didn't go to the last tour.

I think it is a good choice, she was recommended to them by someone they trusted, she can clearly do the job and more importantly, although she is known, she isn't a 'name' like Portnoy or Grohl that everyone already has fixed ideas on.

I have a number that is probably above 10, and I was looking at doing some adverts to move them on, or at least ones that dont get played much. but I also have a new one incoming!

I am also wiped out with lurgi since the middle of last week, but I will be fine by sunday!

It does, but that is no different from an ABY pedal or just connecting the direct of one effect to another, its the same signal. You can put a different effects on different parts of the same signal, but ultimately it will still sound like one bass with different processing on it.

Yep, more comments here

When they said getting other people in, I did hope that they would get a guest singer too. I didn't bother with the last tour as clearly he couldn't sing most of the earlier stuff, so I doubt it has changed much.

Sure, I will start making space on the pedalboard now

If only there was some clue in your signature!

I do remember, and I am thinking of selling some basses, but that one isn't in the list, it is currently close to being my favourite, it has certainly done more gigs than any other single bass.

Seems to be generally positive, but the same points seem to come up from everyone, which made me unsure. Plus, when it comes down to it, its quite a lot for a copy of a thing, when you can get that thing for the same price, so, well, I went and got the same thing for the same price, even if it has a string missing - I will try and see if I can get on with it, and if I can't then I shouldn't have much trouble moving it on

Both of those were pretty cheap - this is too expesnive for what I need, but a bit cheaper would be ok! I suspect I updated my SY-1 for an SY-200 before you did? But then I never really used it much anyway!

Excellent - can I have first dibs when you move it on?

Well, I won't say as she still lives there!

Fancy that, you live 1 minute down the road from my aunt, who doesn't play the bass.

Not really how it can work, as there is powered gear everywhere and not really much instrument only!

If its the same as mine it is 101cm - I know that as that is a pain size to get the bag (which I now have!)

I just pick one and play it. Next time I am playing chances are I will pick a different one and play it. Unless there is some compelling reason, I don't actually swap basses once I have started playing (like I was planning to take a different bass to a gig or if I want to see something is easier to play on some piece or not)