bobbass4k

I've definitley seen them in the bass cellar, there's probably a few other places, but you're better off trying to find one 2'nd hand, they're extortiantley expensive new, especially from a shop, I thinmk I saw a Brown dog i the bass cellar for £275, you'd probably get one 2'nd hand for £125 if not less

A very depressing photo indeed, what's that 5 knob pedal and how come it survived the massive culling?

might be my super bassy headphones but that sounds like a bass to me already, you'd need a tubescreamereque pedal for the overdrive but you should have no trouble pulling that off

I've got freshers flu (well, not flu, but freshers cold doesn't alitierate as well) atm, but I once did a gig when I had flu AND a put out back, at the time it was our biggest ever gig and I really didn't wanna let the band down, luckily the stage was next to the doors for the beer garden so I laid down outside and threw up probably more often than I hit a string, but I made it through, probably set my recovery back on both fronts 2 weeks, but it was worth it Like someone else said, scotch is a very good cold cure, alcohol numbs the sore throat and constricts blood vessels so it helps the blocked nose, and I'm pretty sure lemsip doesn't have a distinctive islay smokey finish accompanied by a warm feeling of inflated self confidence.

Boss dd-20, I will never stop trying to convince everyone to buy one, it sounds amazing, no noise whatsoever, crystal clear in repeats in digital delay mode, and it's very versatile, very easy to use too, tap tempo, LCD, smaller than the DL4 and uses a standard power supply, and if you look around a bit you should get one second hand for around £100

The dd-20's criminally easy to use, the LCD makes it much simpler and intuitive to use than the dl-4, I swear by mine, but it might be too much for your needs (it does up to 23s of delay)

DAMN IT, why don't you live in canterbury?