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[quote name='chilievans' post='1012429' date='Nov 4 2010, 07:01 PM']Absolutely divine mate. Whats the price tag look like[/quote] PM'd As for pant changing... I ran out of them about an hour after recieving that last pic!

[quote name='cheddatom' post='1012253' date='Nov 4 2010, 04:18 PM']Did you try the zoom or did you not fancy it?[/quote] Couldn't find one in a local store to try... Otherwise I'd of given it a go.

Tried both today. M9 wins without doubt!!! Anyone want to part with their M9?

[quote name='eude' post='1011654' date='Nov 4 2010, 08:35 AM']Bet you can't wait to get your mitts on it. Wonder if I can work out some way of intercepting it... Eude[/quote] Intercept at your peril!

I think I'm likely to go down the multi-effect route now by the looks of things (see separate thread), as among the other sounds I need, I'd be able to dial in 2 dirt tones easy.

Hmmmm.... That sounds more interesting. Seems the M9 does the synth and filter thing much better... I need to avoid getting carried away though as I have a huge pedal board already... Chorus/Flanger, Delay & Fuzz/OD - would us expression for volume/swell. Based on those 3 things the Boss seems as though it may be the stronger unit?

So if your running 3 effects at once you can set the expression pedal to change a parameter within each effect at the same time? If so that is A - Mental, and B - Cool!

Oh my god I have just found the bass of my dreams... I have to own it... Oh... Wait... If you look closely at the light patch on the top horn, it looks like sunset, meeting the quilted section under it, which looks like water. This is completely by accident... But it's very cool.

Cool. Seems the GT-6B is a little more versatile, but the M9 is far sexier... And I am a geardo....

[quote name='harvey1-8' post='1011314' date='Nov 3 2010, 08:36 PM']Seems a bit obvious but the Fulltone Bass Drive and the T-Rex Bass Juice both have OD and boost operated by separate foot switches. Might not be what you're after though.[/quote] I was under the impression that the 'boost' on these was volume rather than a gain/fuzzy boost? Or did I misunderstand that? The Fulltone would be my first choice if it's what I'm after...

[quote name='steve' post='1011277' date='Nov 3 2010, 07:55 PM']hey Shep the m9 and m13 are a bit lacking on there own in the drive/fuzz department unless you use some kind of blending for the clean signal. Delays chorus' and flangers are all pretty good tho' and then you've got other stuff like ring mods etc etc[/quote] Hi Steve, Thanks for that. Ironically the feedback around the net seems to think it's the Chorus tones that are lacking in the M9/13. Nice hear otherwise from a real person though! Shep

[quote name='Colledge' post='1011235' date='Nov 3 2010, 07:21 PM']i've never used the m9, but i've been very impressed with the fuzz / overdrives and amp models available on my gt6-b, i use it mostly for a bit of subtle chorus and flanger the majority of the time though, can do subtle much better than any other effects ive used.[/quote] Cool. Good stuff. The GT-6B having the built in expression/volume pedal males it appealing as well ME-50B should also fit the bill (Not sure if it can do delay & chorus at the same time?)

I'm bombarding with threads tonight.... Sorry! I need some effects for a side project as deconstructing my board is a silly task every few days. I was going for a few stomp boxes but due to costs of pedals I'm happy with I thought I'd investigate multi's... The two that seem to fit the bill are the Line 6 M9 and Boss GT-6B. I effectively need 3 effects... Delay with tap tempo, chorus (and maybe flanger) and a fat Overdrive/Fuzz. Any users of both that can comment on the over tone comparison between the two on these effects? Cheers Shep

Hi guys... Looking for at least 2 dirt pedals in one basically, eg, something which can be an overdrive, or more aggressive, but controlled via 2 footswitches, rather than turning dials... Hope that makes sense... Any ideas?

Just spoke to Roland directly. Been asked to send an email with all my techinical questions over and a technician will answer them for me. As for somewhere I can try one… 'Find someone that owns one' was the answer!

Cheers for all the feedback. I have made some enquiries and getting a unit to try anywhere seems to be a no. Those stores in the UK that do have one in, do not have an instrument with a midi pickup for demo'ing. I have even had a local store speak to the Roland rep that covers the Midlands and he does not have, and can not get access to a demo unit… As such I think this may of jut been ruled out. Its far to expensive to take a punt on!

[quote name='gilmour' post='1010148' date='Nov 2 2010, 10:45 PM']Robbie's done you proud that looks great. Bet you can't wait[/quote] That's an understatement! Lol. Worth the wait though... [quote name='4000' post='1010161' date='Nov 2 2010, 10:55 PM']Awesome! Why is it though that I keep looking at this and thinking I'd actually like a 5 string fretless... [/quote] Ha. You'll be thinking about 6 strings next... Ha. 6 string unlined fretless singlecut has already been discussed... [quote name='AndyTravis' post='1010168' date='Nov 2 2010, 11:01 PM']This looks beautiful![/quote] Correct!

Looking good. Body all finished - All being well this will be in my possession on November the 14th.... Oooooooooooh riiiiight...

The but has been cut correctly for the D & G again. The fretboard is not raised under the fretless strings, but the fretless bridge saddles are sunk lower into the body to compensate. Under the finger you don't notice the change that much.

[quote name='ShergoldSnickers' post='1009327' date='Nov 2 2010, 09:33 AM']Been watching this build diary with immense interest, because... there might be another before long - a Marseer 5 fretless. The fund is nearly there... [/quote] Woop Woop!

[quote name='4000' post='1009164' date='Nov 1 2010, 11:34 PM']Cool! That means we get to see yours finished and it gets nearer to mine as well; talk about win/win![/quote] Sweet. Looking forward to seeing another Marseer build diary as well!

[quote name='Sibob' post='1008727' date='Nov 1 2010, 05:07 PM']Just reading back through the thread and saw this......couldn't agree with you more...as I've put above Si[/quote] Yup! My main sound is the OC2 with either EBS Unichorus OR my Guyatone Phase Shifter. I have been tempted by the Markbass Chorus/Flanger... But decided against it as it won't fit on my board! Lol.

[quote name='eude' post='1009027' date='Nov 1 2010, 09:30 PM']HOT DAMN![/quote] I know bud. Quilted Myrtle Wood + A gallon of oil + wax = HOT DAMN! Looks like Robbies on a roll tonight...