CameronJ

https://www.thomann.de/gb/control_knobs.html https://www.stewmac.com/parts-and-hardware/knobs/ https://www.bassdirect.co.uk/bass_guitar_specialists/Knobs.html These are usually my first ports of call

Also, if delivery had actually been attempted to the intended address (I.e. yours) it would be logged on that tracking page as a failed delivery attempt, not simply returned to sender and marked by Royal Mail as “delivered” as though everything were fine and dandy. Once again, stories not adding up...

Does he not think you know your own address?? This actually makes me livid. Perhaps send him this screenshot indicating the approximate distance between your address and the allegedly “delivered” package: I think it’s name and shame time on all the Facebook gear groups you’re a member of. Tag him in the post and cry foul play from the rooftops.

@prowla, he’s a chancer. He’s said he’d refund you tonight, but apparently delivery has been attempted...but logically only one of these could be the case, surely? If he actually had posted it then he wouldn’t be offering a refund as he’d no longer have the goods in his possession. It simply doesn’t add up. He’s just frantically adding lies on top of lies to try and get you off his back.

@prowla I remember reading a very similar story on Facebook Marketplace a few weeks back - not sure if it was you who posted it but all the details are the same (saying he sent the item, no evidence, claiming his daughter sent it etc) If it wasn’t you then it would seem that this guy is a definite chancer as he’s clearly feeding the exact same story to multiple buyers!

I’m inclined to agree with you to be honest. I suppose they’re just covering the basics for now. The good thing is once bassists start getting these units into their hands, more and more bass amp models will start trickling into the cloud

Fingers crossed for a Quad Cortex demo then!

@fretmeister Has Nathan Navarro got any previous connection to Neural or Darkglass?

Of course the Neural team will have looked at the current crop of top modellers and FX units to see what worked and what didn’t. It was inevitable that we’d see some Helix influence given that Helix is considered by many to have the best UI out there. The Neural UI has some “Helixish” elements for sure but there are a lot of differences too, due to the fact that Neural had to design a system which was 100% touch friendly. The Helix development team deliberately avoided going the touchscreen route, and so made their UI as user-friendly as possible with good old fashioned knobs and buttons as the primary input method.

Massively prefer the new logo over the old one. Glad BF decided not to make it exclusive to their guitar cabs!

They’ve also come out with a very delicious Royal Purple LTD edition too!

Oh dear. My wallet continues to tremble... Quite enjoyed seeing Lee begrudgingly singing its praises @Dood - would love to see you do a proper bass demo of this!

This does look great. I’ve never personally been a big fan of hanging guitars by the neck/headstock, especially mounted to a wall where the thing basically becomes a big pendulum! This system seems to solve that issue nicely.

I really wouldn’t be surprised if the Vintera sounded just as good as the US Performer!

So clearly you haven’t actually stuck a big ol’ transformer onto your pedal board... What is it? I’m most intrigued!

The Butler has separate clean and dirty DI outs for a start, as well as an expression pedal input...so it’s not exactly apples to apples

Well, a lot has certainly been said about the symbols! Have to say the hieroglyphic knob labels make a lot of sense to me. Whether you’re familiar with the symbols for sawtooth and square waves is irrelevant. The pedal enclosure couldn’t be more clearly divided into 3 sections so *at most* you’ll only be thinking about 4 knobs at any one time for each. The top row of each drive section is just gain and volume, bottom rows being EQ shaping. Once you know these basic rules of thumb it’s a walk in the park. And I don’t even own the thing.