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Cheers.. That's my understanding, was the MAX that puzzled me. Thanks

So, rummaging through my spare pedal pile looking to put together a small board for a project.. So I´m looking at power supplies and Pedal power requirements.. Am just a bit puzzled by My DynaVerb stating 9V 85mA MAX... then checking out the COIKS SOL which delivers 9V at 665mA.. Am in looking at x8 the amount of power and am I going to cook the pedal? Cheers Jay

I suffered a fault on my RipleyFall, and it was kicking around for a while amongst my spare pedals. Anyhoo, I decided to reach out to Jam pedals to see if they could do anything. So I just wanted to post and praise what for the most part is a rare example of outstanding customer support. They arranged transport to collect the Pedal, repaired it, returned it in good time at zero cost. Just thought I´d share here in gratitude. Happy daze

Thanks for the input. I ended up going for the Status. It just appealed after an amount of deliberating. the Stingray was a lovey natural finsh which looked killer, but was a bit overpriced and pictured in a filthy state.. put me off tbh. Also the Status offered a little wider string spacing which appealed as it's my first 5er. Again chers jay

Sorry, I know it's largely un-answerable, but buying a bass without ability to try, and these three are in my price range.. and I fancy all of em I would appreciate any opinions, suggestions, oe experience etc They are different beasts, but like many of us, I'm an ´enthusiast´ and enjoy new stuff and and the process of making them fit in etc. But it is my first pop at a 5 string.. I have a 4 string Stingray fwiw I´ll use the bass in a project which is I guess groove based pop/funk. All comments welcome. Cheers Jay

Hi, I´ve stumbled across a couple of Mayones basses said to be from the 90´s but google searches donut come up with anything. I´m left wondering if this a Mayones or not? Can't find another Mayones that is a replica for a Spector NS2. It's selling for about 600 quid ish.. Any thoughts https://www.finn.no/bap/forsale/ad.html?finnkode=343920978

perhaps a bit late... if you do some digging on PooTube, Andy Irvine does a video on the BB1000.. He raved about it. They look and sound great.. I let two slip by and wish i'd have pulled trigger...

And what a fool I am lol.. it cut out twice because I was driving the pre-amp whey too hard.. but I can now comment on the '400w isn't enough' that often crops up around this amp.. I ran it rehearsal through 2x TKS 1126. These cabs are really cracking, go really deep but only have 94db sensitivity.. They are designed to be run with powerful amps (based on the spec sheet) with the Eden falling just below the recommended amp power. Could just about keep up, but no head room.. swapped over to 2 X TKS H115 with 101db sensitivity and a lower amp rating and had plenty of power, so defo a useable amp when paired to the right cab(s). It sounded really great with the 15s I have to say, really suited each other well. Comments from the band a-plenty.

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I did a shoot out.. WT400 against my Thunderfunk.. jazz bass through 2 TKS 1126 cabs The Eden is warmer and fatter than the TF, the TF comes across as more focused low end and a little more defined. It didn't take too many tweaks to get them sounding quite similar.. In a nut shell, and as close as I can tell, the Eden has a bump at around 250, cut this frequency a little and its in Thunderfunk territory. That said, the Eden still has a warmth that I couldn't dial out. Another thing with the Eden is how little EQ is required. just a couple of clicks cut or boost really makes a difference. I really like it. With the 250 cut a little, I boosted just a smidge at around 1.2K and bit of treble (shelved at 2k) and it was snarly. I added a touch of bass, and it gave a terrific Pick tone. All flat, enhance at 12 and treble rolled off.. great dub type tone. The EQ will really deliver a wide array of tones, but always with that Eden warmth or thickness. I'm still surprised by how much I can crank the gain before the clip or compressor lights flicker. I can basically max it out, but It doesn't feel intuitive at all, so I back it off, but still play loads of gain into the pre amp. I bought the WT400 really to satisfy the 'enthusiast' in me and intend to mainly use it at home, but tonight I will give it a run out with one of my side projects.. see how it fairs in a band rehearsal setting.