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I have resigned myself to buying and trying as many as I possibly can. It's so much fun.

Hmm. I never tried mine with a band, couldn't get what I wanted so moved it on. Perhaps I was hasty...

Sorry got here late. Yes the price quoted was the price paid. DHL gave me a one hour slot a few days after I ordered.

I made a baby board. HB board came from Thomann ready velcro'd and with a bracket and fixings beneath for power supply - and all in a very nice bag. HB tuner (most excellent) and apart from the Tsakalis Audioworks Phonkify they were all bought second hand for not much cash. I'd possibly swap the chorus or flanger for a phaser, but all my core sounds are catered for. OCD alert, all pedals need straightening!

You won't beat that for the money Stubsy. Got me looking at fishing bags now! Mic stands and speaker stands and bass stands are a pain to carry, so that looks cool.

Hi Jamie. I've tried a few but I have to say the Digitech Ricochet, while not designed as a simple pitch shifter, is far and away the best. Assuming the Digitech Drop uses similar technology that would be my choice.

Just yo say another big box of Thomann loveliness arrived at the specified time . Excellent delivery time, excellent communications. Never had a problem before, and this was no different

I don't know what another mini tuner could do better. Lovely finish on this , bright as you could wish for whole display goes green when in tune not just the small lights.

Inspired by this thread I broke out my 2x8 and sat it vertically upon my Barefaced midget (1x12). Put the Elf on top. I know that the clever speaker people can do sums to tell me that this can't possibly sound any good - but it works for me!

I had, and will forever regret selling, the 1k version of this. Insane power amazing sound. If it wasn't for my never ending gas I would be happily gigging with it still. Congratulations.

Thomann's magic pigeon is delivering a Harley Benton mini tuner in the coming days. I'll report back..

Anyone tried one of these?

I have gigged through the TCE 2x8 and am happy to confirm it is a very capable little cab. I only used it for smaller gigs initially, but got caught out once when the venue was way bigger than I had been led to believe. It was only powered by a 250 watt class D head so effectively 125 watts in a 7 piece band - and it coped.

Those looking askance at bulky adaptors, a possible solution is an international multi socket. Looks like a normal 4 gang but accepts US plugs.

I'd say it all depends on the venue. I ran a music venue for 13 years and we never had covers bands apart from one or two exceptional outfits who chose really well and were astonishing musicians. The punters turned up to see something interesting and above all original.

I like to run a fuzz and filter parallel to one another with a bit of clean retained.

This looks rather nice to my eye 30" just over 200 notes.

I didn't realise it was on wheels too!

Two words: pilot holes

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If I'm there let Mike know. I tried to pick the balding, bespectacled gentleman of a certain age and comfortable figure, which looks most like me but there was just too much choice