Skybone

Always liked that Aria headstock.

The Family That Slays Together Stays Together - The Abomniable Iron Sloth

Ed Gein - Macabre

Very nice Tobias.

Well, player's are going to play aren't they?

Considering a black 'plate for the other 4003, but put off because the other one already has one (and matching TRC). Would love to find somewhere that does custom 'plates & TRC's at reasonable prices. Know of a few places, but they're either expensive or not quite what I'm after. RickySounds only do black, white or gold.

@Old Horse Murphy, did you get them from RickySounds?

Precious & Grace - ZZ Top or QOTSA

Walking on Sunshine - Katrina and the Waves

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These Boots Are Made for Walkin' - Nancy Sinatra

Walking on the Moon - Der Polizei

Must admit, I was quite tempted when this rig came up for sale...

Top chap to deal with. 👍

Papa Don't Preach - Madge

Prison Sex - Tool

Got the custom built Walnut Faker as well (see avatar)

Safety Dance - Men Without Hats

Get Down Shep - John Noakes

Man! I Feel Like A Woman - Shania Twain

Cat Scratch Fever - Fudge Tunnel

Love Cats - The Cure

Kerb Crawler - Hawkwind

I suppose it's more about filling a gap in the market, where the previous offerings like the HD500x sat, as well as offering the same (or slightly reduced) model sets to those wanting to trade up from the likes of the Zoom B3n, without having to commit to expensive gear that people might only use a fraction of their potential. Both the HX Stomp and POD Go are "compromised", but they also offer excellent possibilities for people who want access to the palette offered by Helix, but can neither afford or justify buying into Helix. One of the great things about POD Go, IMO, is that you have access to all six footswitches when you're in the "play" mode. In the "select" mode, you have the choice of the 4 presets, and the "up"/"down" switches, which is great if you need to switch between presets quickly. Then you have access to the Snapshots, which TBH, I haven't used and can't quite see the point of from a bass player's perspective, but they allow you to change parameters in a preset (for example, adding more boost, changing an EQ, intensifying an effect, etc.). This is the big selling point of the POD Go over the HX Stomp, but they had to make some compromises to achieve the price point I suppose. Although I use effects, and have been a long time user of Line6 gear, I'm quite liking the approach that using the POD Go gives me. I get access to the amp/cab models, a wah and a volume pedal, FX Loop, EQ (you can select which sort of EQ) and 4 different pedal types. Not a massive amount, but enough to give me a great sound (well, I think it's a great sound! ), doesn't break the bank, and gives me loads of other options to have different setups for different occasions. Must admit though, that I do tend to find a great base amp/cab setting, then copy it over to another slot, and add different effects.