Rodders

Amazon have started stocking them, so I ordered it from there, other than that I could only find them on Thomann.

I put one on a parts bass I got to replace a fender high mass unit, no problem at all, no issues with quality, like @nick I prefer the threaded saddles and it also reduced the weight of the bass a fair bit which was nice!

I wanted a cheap envelope filter to play around with when it takes my fancy, I settled on the Flamma FC11 at £26 I was really impressed with the quality, sound, easy of use, yeah its a mini pedal but if you're ever in the same position as me I would recommend it.

I've used one as a headphone amp for a long while, nothing to write home about especially IMHO but does the job and works well as a DI in a pinch.

I use a TecAmp Puma 900 which is the same amp just branded differently, I still use a HPF (in an analog preamp) in front of it and find it helpful.

I use a version of this (also branded Stagg and Ortega) at every gig and rehearsal, Though I've not put my BF Super Twin on one yet 😂

I've used them in the past for pedals, no problem at all and arrived quickly, I have a quick nose around to see what they have in now and then.

Done, fingers crossed for your research and dissertation.

Great Eastern Effects XO seems to be another option.

It might not be what you're looking for specifically but I've recently started using a Boss LS-2 so that I can blend a drive signal and a clean signal together as I found having the drive in the normal lost too much clarity. Might be worth a try as they are fairly easy to pick up on the second hand market. There is also the EHX Tri Parallel Mixer, I've not used this myself though.

I've entered two of the Bass Bros competitions, sadly didn't win either of them but I keep an eye on what comes up.

Hurt in your Heart is my favourite bassline of his, only when I read more about the whole Grace and Danger album I found Phil Collins played on the album too.

I learnt on a Milestone III (still have it but don't play it), always liked the look of the Cirrus basses and some of the 90's models. Was it the Dyna models that sometimes had a graphite/carbon fibre neck?

I don't honestly, I'd agree its more a guitar orientated thing but might be useful if there is a bass break in a song etc.

I use a separate comp and always have a clip on tuner around, you've just sold me on it 😁