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[quote name='TomRandles97' timestamp='1467284716' post='3082487'] Thanks for the help everyone, really interesting stuff! Plenty to research I'd love to buy a synth but as people have said on here, mainly for convenience I'd prefer pedals. Less gear to carry and I'm no Geddy for multitasking so it seems easier to me to do everything with one instrument, if possible. If it did come to buying a synth, can anyone recommend me any that aren't going to cost a fortune? [/quote] A Moog Minitaur Had to be the most cost effective route into the world of Moog synths Just hook it up to a controller keyboard or sequencer and your good to go The vst editor that comes with it is great, you can get under the hood and tweak til your hearts content! Can't recommended this bad boy highly enough

[quote name='BigRedX' timestamp='1467042086' post='3080709'] Buy a keyboard synth and spend a week learning some rudimentary keyboard skills. Does everything you can do with a bass and a load of pedals, quicker and more accurately. [/quote] Fair comment, I have a Minitaur and indeed it does do everything and more , your right. BUT it's not as much fun as plugging my bass into OC2 - Mastotron - Oxide - MF102 & MF101 controlled with an MP201 then into a CEB3 - TC flashback One love x

Freqbox I loved it, then hated it , loved it again and then took it off my board at the weekend Wanted so much to make it work for me by throwing eq's and compressors before it to smooth it out but I never quite got it right

[quote name='bassman7755' timestamp='1466343636' post='3075084'] Dont know of any small units like that off hand. The [url="http://www.gear4music.com/PA-DJ-and-Lighting/Behringer-CX2310-Pro-Super-X-Crossover/290?origin=product-ads&utm_campaign=PLA+Shop+-+Behringer&utm_medium=vertical_search&network=google&adgroup=1+-+Product+Level+-+Behringer&merchant_id=1279443&product_id=2916d1&product_country=GB&product_partition_id=111957468079&gclid=Cj0KEQjwhZm7BRCUyfS6ho2VjOEBEiQAumpGMkPSqz7wAZHeUM2C_aq3u_L8rZh0UABq996pcM9ml6saAl0m8P8HAQ"]behringer[/url] unit is very popular but obviously somewhat bigger, on the plus side it has an integral PSU. [/quote] I looked at this too! Decisions!!

[quote name='Wolverinebass' timestamp='1466346113' post='3075113'] I use one. You can get it off thomann. [/quote] How do you rate it friend?

The dudes on talkbass recommended me this http://www.rolls.com/product.php?pid=SX21 Looks PERFECT for me but it's only available in the US and I need a quick fix Any UK alternatives to this bad boy???

I love my trusty Boss CEB-3 Does everything I want and need a chorus pedal to do

+1 DHA I had a VT 2 twin EQ and stupidly sold it to fund buying a tube head It really does have to be heard to be believed

I love both Motown and Stax. What's not to love? Jamerson will always be my number one though. Always has been, ever since I marvelled at the rumblings on my mums Four Tops greatest hits album when I was like nursery age.

I'm actually in 2 bands with no interpersonal issues!!! It's true!! Admittedly, we had severe issues with our (reformed character) drummer in band #1 but everything's sweet now.

[quote name='xgsjx' timestamp='1450813299' post='2936153'] What a great musical year you've had. Hoping 2016 is more of it for you. My Mrs bought herself a ukulele last year (with great intentions). After sitting next to her tin whistle & other great intentions, I decided that I'm gonna learn how to play it & it can go in the car. I'm surprised how easy it is to play (it's a bit like having just the top 4 strings of guitar & putting the capo on the 5th) & two handed tapping on it sounds fabulous. Gonna have to mic it up & get some fx on it. [/quote] Yeh my man Darren Uke Dealer uses delay and overdrive on his uke to great effect

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