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My rhyth git has a Digitech F300 footswitch for one of his Roland rack units, and the TRS 1/4" cable he uses doesnt work all functions. Does a 3 button footswitch require a TRRS 1/4" cable ? I doubt it because the Digitech FS3X , similar 3 button switch, says it only requires a TRS 1/4" cable in the specs, but maybe the FS300 is slightly different in operation ? FS300 Here in the link is the simlar FS3X https://www.promenademusic.co.uk/Digitech-FS3X-Footswitch

Wowser - more J and P copies. That wasn't predictable at all.

For the maid, natch

Hmm For my fretless, i use the 2nd channel on my Genz Shuttlemax, ( channel 1 is for fretted bass ) with way more EQ options than that pedal. If i want Chorus + Reverb, i can get that from my Boss MD500. So really, not much use for me.

Dusting and hoovering must be a nightmare

Sorry to hear about your teeth. Was it gingivitus ?

The Pharisees wre sore is an entirely different and unspeakable topic

4 left hand basses and 2 right hand basses. That's novel. You ambidextrous ? I'd give my right arm to be ambidextrous

Welcome to the club, and yes they weigh the same as Cornwall. Castors help. SMX300 GP12

I think it all depends on what tone someone likes. That's about it.

From the Status own website: PLEASE NOTE: as the graphite moulding has a lighter core material, the drill will only cut through about 6mm/ ¼” of the outer graphite. It will then be very easy for the drill to push into the core material. Some posts by SG users QUOTE: The thing that I wasn't expecting was that as soon as you drill through the carbon fibre to make the holes for the tuners it feels like there is nothing but air in the middle so you suddenly go from lots of resistance to none. Luckily I still have quite quick reaction times so I was able to stop before I ended up drilling all the way through to the front. QUOTE : after looking at some photos i noticed ther's some kind of foamy material inside it, can somebody confirm it? QUOTE: there's only 7mm or roughly 1/4" thickness of hard graphite for conventional neck fixing screws to bear into, after that you're into the soft inner foam core

From memory Status necks have a foam core filling.

Mr Bin bought a pedal from me - instant payment, couldnt have been an easier deal. Cheers Brendon !

Thats the ticket - cheers Woody

Yavul, i was thinking the same - 0.5v ? Pah |! But always wise to check

I need a 13v 2000ma Pos tip power supply, ( bluddy Sony oddball NWZ ) but so far, i've only found 13.5v Will 13.5v volt PS run my Sony, as long as it can doo 2000ma and POS tip ?

It is a big chunk for a 200 quid bass, for sure, but that's down to the seller to weigh things up. The problem with the big parcel chuckers is sorting things out when it all goes wrong

They are good . The communication via phone message from Len's driver was top notch. Charlie Chandlers Guitar Exp. in London also use these guys. Superb if you're not in any kind of hurry. Also the value of your bass is not needed, unlike the usual suspects. 300 quid , 1000, quid, 10,000 quid, makes no difference to the price, as thats fixed.

https://lenspeedlogistics.com/ These guys are specialist instrument movers. Not only instruments, valve amps, etc but artwork and other vaulables. They dont require a hardcase. Their fixed rate for any bass or guitar is £55 insured. They do have a limited area they cover though. Anything outside needs a quote. When phoning, it's likely to be an answer machine as they really are a small concern, but Len the boss will call you. They're pretty busy people so you wont get next day, as these peeps are not like the corporate parcel chuckers. PS i've already used these guys

Nah i never did an NBD eude so here's ye olde spec. Honduran Mahogany body, stained Poplar demarcation line, Ovangkol / Shedua / Amazique cap ( not veneer ) , There's several names for the same wood. Cuban Mahogany neck with Ovangkol matching headstock face and stained Poplar demarcartion line. Richlite fretboard, stainless steel frets. Wilkinson tuners, Schaller 3D bridge , MEC German humbuckers from Warwick, Vol, Vol, Tone, Tone, passive. Tusq nut. Built by Robin Manton, with body & neck & headstock shape/size, determined by me, and all hardware and electronics chosen by me.

It really is.

Oooof !!

Here we go.. Friday has come and gone and no sign of UPS. No update like ' we couldnt pick up your parcel ' just nothing Go figure. Refund time, i reckon. A$$HOLES