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[quote name='CameronJ' timestamp='1504640597' post='3366329'] What's the damage? [/quote] €2480 apparently. Obviously I just did for fun, not a big fan of the body shape, but the spec is nice Si

This is about where I'm at, 32" scale: [IMG]http://i68.tinypic.com/15mcvmv.jpg[/IMG] Si

[quote name='0175westwood29' timestamp='1504625851' post='3366154'] Having both a tarkin and a stache I'm really interested how this holds up! [/quote] To be fair, the Stache isn't Green based, so will sound different, but features wise it's going to be hard for the EHX to beat either that or the COG. It's only really going to be if you want a production (i.e. not boutique) green muff for not much money. Me? I'll stick with my Stache & two Grand Tarkins for now. Si P.s. With regards to the COG, I'm generally referring to the Grand Tarkins, others may mean the standard Tarkin

There's some very stiff competition for good Green Muffs, but they've got the price-point right (for an EHX pedal anyway). Already having a couple of COG Tarkins in various flavours, not interested in the EHX, but lots of people will be if they've gotten it right Si

I gig a lot, but don't have any bass that us purely a 'backup'. I generally take two basses to a gig, but i'll usually only use one. I use different basses for different bands, and one will often just act as a backup for the main bass on another gig. There's an assumption that I won't use the 'backup', but if I do, it will be up to my standards as it's the main bass for another project. If I just had one project, with no interest for different musical situations, then i'd probably just buy two of the same bass.....or perhaps something wildly different...who knows haha. Si

Some old nitro LPB finishes actually come up this kinda green over time. Unless you really dislike the colour, I'd leave it, it has its own character & story 3 old LPB Fenders: [IMG]http://i63.tinypic.com/qxrkhi.jpg[/IMG] Si

[quote name='eude' timestamp='1503994762' post='3361938'] As far as I know, there aren't any production 6 strings out there with a 32" scale, never mind 16.5m spacing. Cheers, Eude [/quote] Closest you'll get is probably this: http://www.rondomusic.com/hxb40534natq.html Although fully appreciate it's 30" rather than 32" Si

Change the yellow to Shoreline Gold and I'm in....with an Ebony board! Si

Ask Fodera? As they use Gotohs, I suspect the screw holes won't match up exactly. Si

[quote name='sk8' timestamp='1503728064' post='3360527'] You've lost me [/quote] Oh the silver pedal at the top of your board looks like a clean boost I built and is out in the wild. But clearly not that Si

Many thanks all, it went brilliantly, without a hitch ironically. Now, back to tube preamp Di pedals Si

I'd stick with the VB-2, the Wazacraft one if you don't want to pay for an original. Si

[quote name='sk8' timestamp='1502814018' post='3353724'] Gone back to a dual amp set up. PDF2 and noble into bass amp and POG and EQD Acupulco gold clone into guitar amp [URL=http://s420.photobucket.com/user/spongebob_sqaurepants/media/5888BD74-1605-49D1-9A8C-30CA9C3B8590_zpsojwxtjjl.jpg.html][IMG]http://i420.photobucket.com/albums/pp287/spongebob_sqaurepants/5888BD74-1605-49D1-9A8C-30CA9C3B8590_zpsojwxtjjl.jpg[/IMG][/URL] [/quote] Ah the Trooper Boost still going strong? Si

Fantastic, great job all involved! Love the finish too! Makes me hanker to start a solid brown bass project lol Si

These look very interesting! When is the pre-order discount offer running to? Getting married tomorrow......and as you can imagine, bank account has taken a hit :-P Cheers Si

It infuriates me when you get the atypical 'why is that guitarist playing a bass', or similar, type comments. Makes me want to ask why that person isn't playing their bass lines on a tuba! Same difference. It's his music, he wrote it to play, he plays the bass guitar, get over it. For the record, I didn't like the music. Great player(s) though! Si

Yeah really odd to hear of the COG issues, mine has always been excellent, but then I've had years of teasing the best out of my OC-2s. I've had people at Bass bashes surprised at hearing me get an OC-2 track down to a low F#.....you just gotta know how lol. Not really heard the Eventides, but it's interesting to hear the comment above about preferring the POG/Digitech upper octave. The POG is fine, but the Line6 M range pitching is far and above my fave. It's low octave is incredibly natural too. So much so that I set up a bunch of patches that dropped my sound a semi-tone per patch, with no dry signal. Have gigged that in Eb for example (because the guitarist for that band tuned down) without anyone noticing I had a pedal on! So for synthy analogue vibes: OC-2 or COG For digital / higher octave: Line6 M range Si

I regularly gig my '71 Precision (although not Pre-CBS, still a £3000 bass by dealers prices). I have a friend who has a LOT of vintage guitars, from 50's Teles & Strats, to 50's Gibsons, some old Gretches etc. He gigs them all regularly, isn't afraid to take them out. Si

Tried them at NAMM this past Jan and they're great. Chris is a lovely guy, and they're really well made! The one I tried had a Micro-POG built into it (switchable of course), not too sure about that....there are much better Octave pedals, but still, nice instrument! Si

I don't recall white pearloid being available before the 90's other than on Mustangs (as mentioned above), could be wrong though. Si