Bagman

The new one ( with the limit switch) is back in stock I think P and C was first released in 1995(?) I reckon I used one in 1997(?) and it had an internal switch ( Bass) I could be mistaken with Hot Cake having the internal switch however regardless it’s a very cool pedal - my favourite is with an OC-2 in front of it

1998 February Ashdown Klystron 400 still going strong

Possibly the first print review of the Stingray 5 (?) Guitar World April 1989

https://ashdownmusic.com/blogs/news/introducing-the-uk-pbm-200 I was thinking this on one of my pedal boards stupid idea or not?

very few Drophead's were made Scarce as , nice one

hopefully this link works https://ashdownmusic.com/collections/uk-ashdown-abm-evo-iv?utm_source=Ashdown+Shop+Customers&utm_campaign=042947479b-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2026_01_19_12_26&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_-042947479b-1204058764&goal=0_20c55dd6d7-042947479b-1204058764&mc_cid=042947479b&mc_eid=1105ac7465 NZ$ prices I got my CTM-300 in 2015 or 2016 second hand but perfect condition NZ$1200 including freight a replacement is now $7200

I was pleased to see Ashdown PR today “built British” etc 2026 is British Manufacturing etc

hope the NW is good mate I feel the 2EQ as boost boost

no , but thanks for the offer.

I was seriously considering buying a Mesa 400+ today via a local auction site but I exercised restraint

MTD Grendel made late 1990’s 35” scale Wenge fingerboard superb instrument

2EQ Stingray always feels boost boost

i would like a go on the Berlin Moby Dick i would like to know why this is

Bass Guitar you are using? if you honk up the tone knob or treble boost does “hiss” occur when you take your fingers off the instrument?

@Passinwind this man (IIRC) did a study on this