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  2. The Sonic Research Turbo Tuner ST200 takes batts and doesn’t drain when not engaged, even with a cable inserted. Maybe worth a look. Wish more pedals did that.
  3. I just bought one of these tuners (wish I’d bought yours instead!) so I thought I’d just mention that they’re great. It was the only size that would fit on my pedalboard so I thought I’d give it a try. I was fully expecting to send it back but it’s super fast and stable. Much prefer it to my TU-2. Bargain for the price!
  4. They often get pigeon holed as 'dead' and 'muddy' or lacking sustain, clarity - not always detrimentally. However I have found that my Mustang with rounds sounds super 'alive', piano-like, with tremendous clarity and punch. I sold a Celinder J-Update because of how much I like mine. They're cool. I think the neck on mine is fantastic, and although the lighter weight is welcome on my (perfectly fine) left shoulder, my right shoulder does have some nerve damage and I think the smaller body and hand position is more comfortable.
  5. I wish Roland would do away with the Katana moniker, even Boss is a dilution IMO. Don’t really understand why they do that. Amp looks great though, possibly a tuner will be added with a firmware update?
  6. Cheers they’re Elixir 45-105 steels. Bass is in drop D tuning. Should point out that it’s not a standard mustang though (full story here if you haven’t seen it! https://www.basschat.co.uk/topic/471651-modding-a-66-mustang-really-really/page/5/
  7. Thanks! I'm dragging at the start but I'll spend longer on it at the weekend and do a better one.
  8. Recorded a bit of my 66 Mustang today. Backing track is my band, used Moises to remove the bass and put mine over. Backing track is only a demo so not 100% full quality but it gives you some idea. Love the sound of this bass, it just sits and pokes out when needed. Blue Horizon snippet.mp3
  9. It’s like they know me
  10. You think you've got a bass distortion? Think again. The DOD FX58 sounds ridiculously heavy even with the knob at zero. No low end loss, becomes quite a deadly fuzz character when cranked. Presence is like a high end rolloff. I've always had a soft spot for DOD pedals, and this one will brighten your FX shelf (TM) like nothing else. Price includes postage, I'm afraid I don't have the box. Takes 9V battery or centre positive power supply.
  11. Fred keeps asking if the bass can be his when I'm dead, seems like he's hoping I'll snuff it soon! I said it'll be sold on the open market and if he wants to put a bid in, that's fine.
  12. Alex bought a Backbeat unit from me - very quick payment and great comms, making me one happy seller! Enjoy the gadget and thanks again.
  13. It may be only admin who have this code option on the editor. If you put the code in a post I'll see if I can get it to work in your signature
  14. https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/1637946400/chicken-head-pointer-knob-transparent?ga_order=most_relevant&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery&ga_search_query=chicken+head+knob&content_source=2f368a73963e917dc177feb772c22c4364c593b0%3A1637946400&search_preloaded_img=1 Any good?
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