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[quote name='gafbass02' timestamp='1488653085' post='3250848'] Ace. Looks promising then [/quote] Yup, thousands...

[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1488644500' post='3250746'] Oh God no, it's an aesthetic nightmare. I'd just use the BF cab. Or the Berg. But not both. [/quote] But they sound sooooo good together

[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1488644298' post='3250742'] Would it help to turn the Berg on its side? But then the logo would be sideways - also unacceptable. [/quote] I've tried it that way round - but my rack mounted amps would stick out - which is worse...

Pound has slipped against the euro/dollar by about 10-15%- but I suspect the cost of the steel is only a fraction of the cost of the retail price of a set of strings...

[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1488641694' post='3250710'] Ha ha, yes that'll do it. My OCD would not allow the overhang, however. [/quote] The angle of the photo makes it look worse than it actually is.. It's just about acceptable (and more important it's very stable)..

Just bought a Berg 210 from Gareth.. Recommended as a seller... (although I forgot to pick up my quality speaker cable! )

Argument resolved...

Wheels.. who would have thought.. a good big wheeled 300 kg sack trolley is a better option though :-)

[quote name='Jus Lukin' timestamp='1488561414' post='3250097'] What are those little right angled adapters at each end? Are they to make straight jacks less of a liability in the sockets, or to save plugging in and out of the actual pedal so often? [/quote] A bit of both.... I have a 18v powered send/return snake with right angled plugs which lives in my gig bag, and two straight cables I use at home for practice.. I use the r/h connectors with the home setup..

[attachment=239510:P1000073.JPG]My current setup ... Just looking out now for a tubey drive pedal with true bypass..

[attachment=239510:P1000073.JPG]My current setup ... Just looking out now for a tubey drive pedal with true bypass..

This is what i've ended up with.. I'll give it a go live..

Sold Marc a compressor pedal.. Easy, peasy, recommended...

Your opinions please folks.. I have the following pedals.. Cog TK421 (dist) EBS Octaver EBS BassIQ EBS Unichorus TC Hyperdrive compressor TC Ditto looper Also a tuner and thumpinator but i know where those should go :-) All pedals have clean "true" bypass. What order would you place them in and why? .

I have a radial twin city pedal that is silent and does not affect tone at all..

I'm inclined to think your bass may be a player here... Why not pop down to Bass Direct in Warwick - about an hours drive from you... That will at least let you isolate the various components.. Or you're welcome to pop over to me (a little bit further) - I have five strings, different amps and cabs... Bring your stuff along as well..

[quote name='28mistertee' timestamp='1488460252' post='3249129'] Glock 212 and 210, I may try a single cab at the next gig then buy another the same. [/quote] Bill and Phil are generally good people to listen to.. However I'm a bit surprised your Glocks are having issues with standard 5 string tunings... If fact, really surprised.. Could it be your bass? Not sure where you're based, but you do need to try before you buy... If you tell us your location we can probably find someone living close who has a good rig to compare with or find a shop..