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I am in the very early stages of messing with it but I will say that the octaver is great, tracking lower than an OC2. My hi-fi speakers don't comfortably go that low so I will have to fire up my rig to accurately report what it actually goes down to.

Software, not analogue, tone etc etc etc. I would love one of these to slap into my iPad with presets. I could happily live with something that is only 80% there.

I used to own one when they first came out and it was a lovely thing. I flogged it for a huge profit on Ebay to a bloke in the US when they stopped making them.

[quote name='gafbass02' timestamp='1419710343' post='2642160'] Not a bass, but my Chinese modern player Marauder is a fabulous instrument, built, and especially finished, to a very high standard. Easily a match for my Japanese Fenders, and the best set up I've had from any guitar, ever! [/quote] I have the same instrument and the same experience. It will be even fabulouser when I have had it resprayed in CAR with a matching headstock.

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Thanks Paul. The sequencable parameter thing looks great. And I had an iTunes voucher for Christmas.

Flux FX? https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCG7j24-cUgEoZIVf8Oru2yA/videos?sort=dd&view=0&flow=grid&live_view=500

And......................................

I have a flight case reputedley used/owned by him. Obv there is no way of confirming this and I only use it to challange couriers.

Someone posted a screenshot of it on their phone with a "shuffle play" icon highly visible. I must admit that my first thought was "oh, remixes with more swing".

Find retro169 on facebook. Top stuff and good price. I did discuss refinishing my black P as a Sunburst with him and he said that getting all the black off and clean could be a royal pain. He will be much cheaper if you send it to him stripped.

I have had a few jobs done by Jim Fleeting recently. He has been like a breath of fresh air. The work is great. the timescale is as he says it will be and the comms are great. It is like being in a parallel universe compared to my normal luthier experiences.

Selling out is working in a job that you do not like because you need to be able to pay your bills. I happen to like my job, but would jump at the chance to sell out as a full time musician. All this talk of "keeping it real etc" totally ignores the way the industry works. Massive Attack bloke writer retired from music a long time ago but makes money that the rest of us would cry about every year from people paying to use his music in this, that and the other. Financially, the Video Game industry makes the Music industry look like children playing shop with plastic money and a till which goes "ching" every time it is opened. Selling out as a musician? Make enough money from music to not have to work a day job and even (just imagine) fund a decent pension pot? Yes please.

Ugh! I have inadvertantly given myself Pagelli GAS

And the winner is Marleaux Pagelli! Thanks everyone. Pagelli and Wishbass in the same thread. Who'd of thunk it?

Thanks, but no

Was it Swiss? I cannot remember. It was not a Ritter. IIRC there was gold leaf on the body. TIA

[quote name='Big_Stu' timestamp='1417739480' post='2623723'] Phil Manzanera introduces a flamenco player to his first time ever with an electric guitar. [/quote] Nice playing and everything, I would also like to hear more of him. First time ever? I sincerely doubt that.

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[quote name='BigRedX' timestamp='1408177863' post='2527784'] Fernandes Piezo: Hello Kitty edition. [/quote] That is the bomb!