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Just had the pleasure of doing business with Sid in a hassle free and straightforward manner. Highly recommended!

Stevie Wonder Michael Jackson The Who Any or all of the above!

Dunlop for me. Tried Schallers and one fell apart on me once at a gig - the little ball loosens over time and needs regular checking, whereas the Dunlops are always perfect!

I have to say that is exactly my experience of Class D heads too. Just something missing.

I like the Legacy Bass Octaver!

Just watched this last night! Superb playing!

I'm using the Stomp but AFAIK the current draw is the same. A quick Google says that the Effects needs 1300mah - does this tally with the manual?

Yes, Cioks have a doubler cable although it is a few quid extra!

I use a Cioks DC7 which is lightweight and pedalboard mountable

Further proof that the concept of tone woods is a myth. Strings make a sound by vibrating in a magnetic field!

Boom!

I recently replaced a V Mod with a Lindy Fralin standard and the difference was night and day. I guess it depends what sound you're after but it seems like a good all rounder.

Had the pleasure of doing business with Gary - a gentleman and a credit to the forum 😀

Had the pleasure of doing business with Stew - highly recommended and a credit to the forum 😀

That's certainly my view of the brand anyway as a 30-something year old. They are a bit archaic.

See also - Sadowsky. To my mind, their decision to take the above approach has diluted the quality of a brand which would once have had the same reputation as Fodera etc.

Di Marzio are on the verge of releasing a Relentless J pickup/set. I saw Billy Sheehan mentioning it somewhere within the last week.

I have quite a bit of experience with the A&H apps and can give you the following advice (apologies if it sounds obvious) 1. Have your IEMs on a stereo mix if possible. That way you can pan the guitars/vox left or right and keep your bass central. 2. Are you sending any FX to your IEM mix by mistake? Bass could have reverb applied mistakenly? I only have a select few channels saved for quick access on my apps but periodically I will add them all and check to see if our mix engineer might have tweaked something by mistake. 3. Is the gain input for the bass channel on your desk set too high/low if you PFL it? 4. Have you tried plugging the bass into another channel to see if it might be the preamp on your usual channel at fault? 5. Check your GEQ/Compressor on the mix app to see if it might be interfering with your tone. I hope this helps somewhat. I've heard that earphones with ambient ports sacrifice a bit of low end at the expense of stage bleed, which is desirable for some.

Went back to J with flats for most of my live gigs and wow, what a tone!