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[quote name='ashevans09' post='81452' date='Oct 30 2007, 08:26 PM']Also, what differences are there between the Korg DTR-1000 and the DTR-2000?[/quote] Mainly connections on the back you have 2 source inputs and A/B between them like in my case where I have 2 wireless's I can use a DTR2000 to switch between the basses/wireless's

So you got a BIN price or you want us to bid? If so post the link Cheers

[quote name='Stuart Clayton' post='82131' date='Nov 1 2007, 10:25 AM']I have a DOD FX25 for sale on Ebay if that's of any use to anyone? Stu[/quote] How much and are you after any trades?

The Boomstick Bottom Feeder is a clone of the old 440 but its amazing, it's my personal fav filter, it's small, true bypass, has a massive range of sounds and is just so musical which is the main thing, a lot of people buy it then think it's subtle but get it in a band situation and its amazing because that huge wetness that other filters might have just sounds like drop out live. The FX25b is horrible, simply horrible complete and utter waste of time. The FX25 is cool but very much a 2 trick pony with a maximum of 2 settings one just being a big dubby low pass filter. But generally it's just to unpredictable to use usefully. So in my opinion just to give you a good idea of what I think the Boomstick Bottom Feeder is better than are Moog Low Pass Filter Emma Discumbobulator Xotic Bass Robotalk EHX Bassballs EHX Q-tron Mini, Normal, Plus Boss AW-2 Guyatone BR-2 EBS Bass IQ Digitech BSW DOD FX25B, FX25 MXR Bass Auto Q I've owned or used all of these and end of the day only thing I found that sounds better than the Bottom Feeder is an Original Mutron III or a similar period Mutron Clone but these are like 6 times the size and very difficult to power as Higgie will tell you, also alot of the parts in them degrade so you can't always get a decent one for you £300-£450 So visit www.tonefactor.com and check it out

Boss FZ-2