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  1. paul_5
    I’ve had a couple of ms60b pedals that were really good, but my first zoom was a 3000B with the expression pedal as an extra. I seem to recall is was ok, but not amazing. Zoom units have DEFINITELY got better in ver the years.
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    I’ve got one of those and use it as a headphone amp - it’s got some great drive sounds on it to, and the expression pedal can be pressed in to service as an awesome pitch shifter for moments of madness!
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    Indifference - Pearl Jam
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    Agreed. Anthrax have been my favourite those 4 as they never appeared to take themselves too seriously, and ALWAYS deliver live. Fückìng SLAAAAYYYYEEEERRR though!
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    Yes. Absolutely. Do you have a second internal SS drive to store them on? That would be the ideal solution.
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    Au contraire mon ami - it's "whoever dies with the most pedals ...". PEDALS!!!
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    You’d need some pretty strong adhesive, otherwise there would be fallout.
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    Thanks, just downloaded that and looking forward to having a play.
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    Very 'Primus'. Love it!!
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    Ice cream man - the Van Halens
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    Guns of Brixton - The Clash
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    Tight and funky though - that technique seems to work really well for them!
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    My go-to ‘bitsa’ 2 piece ash Jazz body, maple neck with ebanol fingerboard with an extra MM pickup just so I don’t have to lug 2 basses around. Strung with Rotosound Nexus which probably need replacing sometime soon!!
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    I’ve just got a low G for mine, haven’t really played it much since I fitted it, but ukulele club seems a tomorrow night so will report back after that.
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    I’ve just bought a tenor uke after having a soprano knocking around the house for years - I found chords on the soprano (small plinky thing) difficult but a friend let me use his tenor and it was SO much easier. It’s tuned the same, but the frets are bigger.
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    Where does 'heft' sit in relation to all of these? Surely that's the most important.
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    That solo in ‘kindergarten’ though 👍🏻
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    Testicle, 1,2…1,2
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    Two or maybe 3 transistors would indicate a fuzz face derivative - there's a wealth of information available online for this type of circuit.
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    These are my preferred strings on my fretless Jazz.
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    I’ll go for these bad boys: Don’t eat the yellow snow Nanook rubs it St Alfonzo’s pancake breakfast (and a cheeky fourth to finish it all off with Father O’Blivion) from Zappa’s amazing Apostrophe album. could probably stick a pin on the track list for his ‘You are what you is’ album, pick the next three tracks and not be disappointed!
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    The importance of being idle - Oasis
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    How about Apostrophe’ by Zappa? There’s very little guitar on it, other than just outlining the harmony? Also, it’s great with a fuzz pedal!
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    I had a tenor ukulele arrive today, but it was ordered (and more importantly, paid for) before the New Year, so I'm still in the running...
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    Great video from Ed Friedland Rob, I think were I ever in the market for another octave I'd go for the MXR, granted it's only got one octave down, but I only use one octave of my OC2 anyway.
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