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Definitely, I'll take a look at the Sushi Society thread on Talkbass as I'm sure there are some more videos about. All the feedback I've read has been very positive so far, apart from the defective tube mentioned above which Nathan has resolved.

Nathan has a decent video on his site, the pedal will break up if you use a boost pedal in front of it to push that 6SL7 tube. Grand Slampegg

Let us know how you get on with it, it's top of my 2025 wish list currently.

The Venus Z is $350 bucks and has similar features, so I'm guessing in that ball park somewhere.

Looks like the wait is nearly over,excepting these to be on sale end of this month! Gorgeous looking pedal and is the top of my wish list (if anyone is feeling generous🤣). I have no affiliation, altough I'm a big fan of Nathan's pedals. Some blurb from taken the Sushi Box FX Secret Society so save you all trawling through 1200 pots! Slampegg Bee Pre (current): based on the Ampeg B-15N preamp with a 12AX7 tube. Simple 1/4" input and 1/4" output with a footswitch to bypass. I left the circuit as close to the original as possible, and with a 12AX7 or 12AT7 installed it can get a decent amount of overdrive. Grand Slampegg: Also based on the Ampeg B-15N preamp but this time with a 6SL7 tube. I have modified the circuit on this one to stay clean no matter what, but it allows you get the B-15N clean tone LOUD which seems to be what most B-15 players want. I have added a D.I. XLR output so this can be your rig-in-a-box, kept the two-band EQ and also added a fixed frequency HPF like you see in Neptunium and Finally v2. Grand Slampegg has the 1/4" dry pass switch so you can run the preamp out the XLR and send your dry signal through the 1/4" to an amplifier, like Finally. But in this revision I've also managed to squeeze in an XLR source switch like I have in Venus Z. So you can choose whether you want preamp output from the XLR or if you just want it to act as a passive D.I. box. This would allow you to send the preamp signal through the 1/4" output to a power amp and a clean D.I. signal to FOH for example. 'it will not be able to break up by itself. Granted running another pedal into it and pushing the front end will still allow the 6SL7 to break up, but by itself it will just be clean. Grand Slampegg: - 6SL7 tube - 100% clean, doesn't have a gain control - XLR output and 1/4" output - fixed frequency switchable HPF (yup, I throw it in pedals willy-nilly now)

@Dood No problem at all! Funnily enough i hadn't actually seen your review when i bought the bass. I went to bass direct with a basses to play list, there was also another Super P that Mark had in stock (no J pick up) and my view was not matter how good that bass is wasn't going to but a bass in that colour! I'm generally much more traditional. It was totally un-put-downable. There around 7 basses on my list that day and picked this up immediately i finished auditioning a different bass. If you're ever in my neck of the woods and you fancy playing her gimme a shout! No bergs in my house hold but it slams through my Peg PF50.

I love this thread! I bought a Super PJ a few years back and it's an amazing instrument, Sheldon's basses are next level. If you wanted to know how is sounds....

Jason has the solution you are looking for. https://pedalnetics.com/product/2-5mm-power-split-cable/

It's in my diary. I guess it gives me 12 months to build one of Steve's diy cabs!

Don't worry, i ate your portion! It was the best one as well! 🤣

A big thank you to @scrumpymike for organising today today. To echo @spyder's words It was great to meet so many of you and be made to feel welcome! The Rhubarb crumble was worth entrance fee alone!

Looking forward to meeting you guys shortly!

@scrumpymike I'll be coming across this year. Looking forward to meeting you all!

Will get this in the calendar! Couldn't make it last year, but would love to come 😊

I bought one last month, it's going back coz it's over kill for what I'd use it for, but a fantastic pedal none the less! It's going back next week unless someone wants it at cost!

Man that's a real sahame, i would love to try one of these out though.

As much as i love simplicity, I'm starting more and more looking at the digital/midi route to replace the my cumbersome current set up! i know the Spectrum has multiple distortion/fuzz settings, can one use these without the envelope/filter. ie could i create one preset of my favourite envelope filter and another that was just a fuzz for instance? Follow on question, i know the spectrum can accept an expression pedal, can you se this up to essentially be a wah wah pedal in that way? I'm seriously thinking about giving this another go as even if i set up 2 presets to replace my Bassballs, MuTron IV and Morley Cliff Burton wah that's some serious board real estate i'm freeing up. footnote* I'm thinking of ultimately getting a TWO notes Opus to take car of all of my pre-amp needs.

Sounds like this could fit the bill https://www.sushiboxfx.com/product/finally-v2/ I have the space heater, which is the basically the (now discontinued) non DI version of this pedal. It really nails that edge of break up perfectly, I use it to push my Ampeg into overdrive Fully cranked this pedal is powerful

Nice easy guy to deal,with, no issues at all! cheers buddy