Downunderwonder

Rule of thumb, if it's all good going through the existing pedals then it will be fine at the end.

You need to read typo. It's missing a 0 off the 100w.

Collect a few changes worth and offer them up to some charity craft group.

I would be very surprised if two TC pedals couldn't share a daisy supply just fine. In any case a suck'n'see approach is perfectly valid. Back in the mists of time I had an incompatible pedal. All the supposedly iso supplies I tried weren't. The pedal that popped wasn't going anywhere and the new addition was likewise staying so another faithful servant had to be substituted even though it wasn't doing anything aside from upsetting the newbie into messing up the other incumbent. Sticking to two pedals will save you from that kind of puzzle solving.

Somewhere in cyberspace you can find Boss GT6B recipes for Muse that are pukka representations.

I am guessing all of the above means aux out and aux in are not a line loop?

Shipping neck off allows a much more compact package that is every which way harder to damage.

What's wrong the seperate insurance offering someone linked for you?

I expect any endorser of anything gets theirs similarly.

Actually that was in a subsequent comment that I missed.

Not a horse I'd want to ride.

There is no slack, it's under tension! Nominally the string is in a straight line between nut and bridge, only nominally because we are ignoring gravity effects. For it to be bent to contact the fret it has to be physically longer and for it to be longer it must stretch and for it to be stretched it must be at more tension than when it was straight. The deviation from straight is small so the increase in tension is also small, but it is inescapable. The force that is required to push the string over to the fret is amplified manyfold in the increased string tension, by the ratio of the string length to the deflection.

As always it"s horses for courses in the wild wide world of gigging bands.

You would buy into it too if your livelihood depended in large part on upcharging for exotic timbers.

In that case you should loop the cable forward of the body and back in between body and strap. I don't think I have seen a jack so far back that it is impossible.

I think that ship already sailed.

From the link: "Manufacturer Musicman" So it should show in the EB serial machine, no?

Still about 5 too many? In last three years I have only sold basses. That's good justification for the latest purchase now that I think of it. Need to offload more.

In the case of new amp sold out of the EU the advertised price will include EU VAT so I believe you are wrong!!! The vendor sells it to you with no EU VAT being applied as it is being exported. To do that he must go through the correct export process but it's pretty simple. Thomman are all over it and I would expect Mr Handbox also. Sadly nobody seems to be able to get their head around EU VAT refunds on used goods exported privately. So for bringing in used stuff the 20% number may be close. You're in the cart for UK VAT on the shipping cost as well as as the purchase.

There isn't a reliable cable made that can compete with anyone's time when they are free. For most workers 72 quid for a cable they can put together in ten minutes with 10 quid worth of parts and a screwdriver is crazytown.

Akg P2 is very flat response up to 5kHz. It is inexpensive. You need a 5/8 female to male 3//8 steel adapter. The 3/8 goes into the supplied steel insert in the clip. Then you're sorted. This gets around having to screw your integral plastic mic 'clip' onto the mic stand 5/8 male and chewing it to death in three gigs.

The correct position for the Sub Harmonic muddifier is button out = off.

Yep. Many is the time I have gone to rehearsal for my jazz band after playing down the Dog'n'Duck with da Boyz and gone wtf is that mad dog barking coming out of my amp.

What's with all the reluctance to partake of your 5 seconds of fame?

Best autograph story so far by far. I never put out a recording or sold merch so no surprise no John Hancock requests either.