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wow, the knobs look great and match perfectly!

Not sure if you mean MiniFooger or MoogerFooger... I only have experience with the latter, which is incredible. You can either be very musical with it, and go completely mad with modulation on effects and get infinite feedback. I don't think it's muddy, compared to digital delays, it actually sounds clearer since the delays seem to be less in the "way" of what you are playing now.... not tried it with bass, and mostly used it with synths, though.

When I was looking for a 5/6 string, it also came down to a choice of those two brands in the shop... new Ibanez or 2nd hand Germamn Warwick thumb. Ibanez was much lighter and the neck felt ridiculously easy to play, but the Warwick had a deep growly tone and more character... for me the right choice was the Warwick thumb :-)

does indeed look like a BB614, and someone got a great deal for sure! seems to happen when owner is unsure of model name :-)

"used for recording"..... eeish. I'd sort of understand playing one live - visual impact, etc, but surely record on something closer to a real instrument? :-)

Brilliant stuff! I actually have late 80's Warwick streamer unlined fretless, which is a gem, so I figured this one would be a great instrument, especially at this price point (I don't want to side-track your NDB thread, however). My lazy plan was to see if I could snipe it at below BIN price, but I think you did very well, a killer find, and lucky for my wallet too :-)

nice one, I had this one on my watch list ;-)

bought some strings from Alain - arrived next day. many thanks!!

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another option could be to get install a stacked volume/pan control (or stacked volume/volume), and then 3 band EQ split over remaining two knobs (e.g. treble and bass stack as one, and mids/mid frequency as the other). no drilling required and you can sell components separately....

Switchable wattage on H&K is a great feature. Anyway, good choice - Mesa do make killer amps (I have an old-school one)! :-)

i'm a big fan of hughes & kettner stuff for guitar... if you want "mesa" tones in a box, I personally recommend the original tubeman pedal. they crop up second hand at around 80 quid and sound killer (i guess reissues are OK but ideally mk1 is the one to go for). with this you can plug into an amp head or even straight into a mixing desk (i just finished tracking a demo and the tube man actually stands up as a second rhythm track to an expensive half-stack thru a sm57 ;-)). otherwise, if you do want a portable head solution, try tubemeister18 - plenty loud for gigs. PM me if you want more info. cheers, Roman

Al is an excellent guy to deal with, buy with confidence. Very honest and super fast comms. Thanks - enjoying the Moog gear :-)

Excellent link, thanks! Roman

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/281003335970 mA ratings seem very impressive, as does versatility / number of outputs. is it too good to be true / am I missing something? :-)