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It's Sunday the 11th of October.

I bought an item from @EJWWrecently and it was a super smooth process with quick communication and fast shipping. Arrived extremely well packed and in great condition. Deal with confidence, thanks Ted!

£1,145 on Thomann in case anyone is wondering... https://www.thomann.co.uk/ibanez_mdm1006_pw.htm

Very good guy to deal with, excellent pedal, thanks

Sixer looks good in white!

Try the Meze Audio if you can @PaulWarning. And you can also consider at some point this tool : IK Multimedia Arc On Ear, which is a device correcting the response curve of a good list of headphones so they sound really flat, but keep their sound signature. Quite an amazing tool, which is also a rechargeable DAC and headphones preamp as well. That's why I preferred the 700 Pro X over the 770 or 990 that sound too coloured (and heavy) in the bass region, more mids scooped and less neutral, so inducing more ear fatigue and less versatile, but if you like that type of sound, than I fully understand and indeed your mileage may vary.

My God, add Bat out of Hell, 2112 and it's a repeat of the Tommy Vance New Year show from 4 decades back 😁 Longer the track the more folk vote for it.

At this point may I suggest a 'go fund me' or some sort of local community action group to get it to the pub?

I know and it looks great. Some J-sixers look kind of bloated. The ramp Nat is using in the vid is part of the deal too including with the sixer.

Thanks for this, be great to see the post 2000 split of the full list when available. Purely selfish interests as it's a handy list to rip off for my covers band! 🙂

The same can be said Volbeat and Five Finger Death Punch, but I’m happy that they’ve made an appearance, the former just recently. Sabbath now up to 15.

Including 6-strings -- not many of those about in the non-boutique space aside from the recent Squier.

That's super helpful, thank you.

I'm pretty sure a scene change will override any stomp changes.

Yeah the bridge pup was definitely added later, otherwise it would be painted too. Also, the grain looks like ash to me.

The lack of full MIDI implementation is what's really putting me off committing right now. I need more than three scenes. I know you can combine the stomp switches and scenes with MIDI, but I'd rather be able to have a MIDI preset per song with bits turning on and off. I was thinking the Luminite Graviton might be a good shout for a controller. I've not heard much about it, but it looks pretty feature packed. I'm assuming there'd be an import fee with it. https://luminitefx.com/en-gb/products/graviton-m2-midi-controller I'd also want more than one expression pedal as I like one as always volume and another for wah or delay times & feedback. Though I guess I could get round that with MIDI, and map one to control one or more knob bindings. One question for current MIDI users: For arguments sake, if you've got scene A on, then you use a stomp, and then move to scene B, would the stomped effects turn off for the newly selected scene?

Very interesting @rwillett. Thanks for crunching the numbers. I’m not surprised that the likes of Queen, Sabbath and Zeppelin are leading the way. It would almost be wrong if they weren’t there. I’m not knocking the content of the list because I do genuinely love most of what’s on it, but it can be summarised thus (IMHO)…. Clutch (at present) have only one song in there - Electric Worry. It’s the song everyone who doesn't really know them, knows them by. It’s OK, but the band are far far more than that. I will be stunned if any other of their songs are in the remaining 70 or whatever we’re up to now. It is what it is. Love the music, ignore the list.