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Well, if it works (and at this stage I have no reason to believe it doesn’t) then it looks to be a much more practical alternative to something like the Tecamp pleasure boards, as it allows you to move with IEM-like freedom. If it doesn’t cost the earth, I’m interested. Off to google what the battery life is like...

Hey Andy, I used an eBay store called Plugz2Go last time I found myself in need of this kind of thing. They sell almost every type of cable and connector you can imagine. They were really responsive to messages when I messed up my order and accidentally bought 2.5mm instead of 2.1mm connectors! Changed the order quickly on their end before despatch. No complaints here. http://stores.ebay.co.uk/Plugz2go

Some of us have purple chickens... *ahem* Back on topic I find I rarely get nervous as I spend so much time judging my own performance that I don’t have the time to care about what other people think!

Great review!

Sold for £89 with £18 postage 🤨

About 12 minutes left on this and still bidding at £56! Someone better snap it up...

Black or purple

Bloody hell, that sounds like legit standalone synth keybass!

Ah yes. I watched this video only a few days ago. Looks great!

I reckon you’ve made the right move there. The Deluxe big muff is much, much more versatile. Only downside vs the Pork & Pickle is the footprint but it’s a price worth paying I think.

Ha! Wise.

Also, weirdly, I don’t particularly care for sienna burst 🤔

Both Sandberg and Sire call them Tobacco Sunbursts https://www.guitarguitar.co.uk/product/13081309551158--sandberg-electra-vs4-tobacco-sunburst https://www.thomann.de/gb/marcus_miller_p7_swamp_ash_5_ts.htm Though to be fair the MTD Saratoga I posted is described as “honeyburst”. I just think that more and more manufacturers are in agreement that there are too many sh*te looking tobacco bursts out there so they’ve upped their game and started making them look better. That’s what I’d like to think anyway...

I hated tobacco bursts until about a year or two ago then it all changed... For me though, a handsome underlying wood grain is essential!

I reckon the key will be making sure the shell pink doesn’t turn out too pink! Anyway, based on what I was able to spec up online it looks like it’s gonna come in at just under €2k which is terrifying. To be fair I added quite a few extras...it’s an Elwood L with swamp ash body, carbon neck rods, white ebony fretboard, abalone headstock logo, hipshot bridge, ultralight tuners etc so I’m sure I could knock that price down by at least 300 quid just by being less extravagant. It’s a “dream build” though so if it ain’t extravagant then what’s the point? Extravagant or not I certainly can’t afford it right now

I’ve spent a few days mulling over my dream build but the configurator doesn’t let me create exactly what I’m after. Basically it will kind of look like this: probably with a single P pickup, passive, a bit like the Mark Hoppus sig In shell pink (not roadworn) with tort guard But with a transparent finish over a textured ash body like the “white rabbit” basses:

I reckon try sending them an email saying you would like the same bass but with different neck colour and string spacing. Literally send a link to the page in your email and ask if they’ll match the price. The worse they can say is no!