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mine is made by M-audio and costs around 17 quid. Has never let me down.

I don't fit in either camp here! I love all the old Trace gear I have ever owned and still use some of it, good sound is good sound to me regardless of when am amp was built. But I also love the Elf, in its own right. So much more than it ought to be in such a tiny package. I'd gig with it without hesitation.

in Rough Notes he speaks of a positive review FOR his line in EDIWTB. And it is perfection to my ears

Ha! I skimmed over all that.

@Dad3353 not going to 'fix' this one?

Nope. Nothing to do with noobieness. I got half way through a rehearsal the other day before I worked out what the hell was wrong with my sound 🤦🏼‍♂️

Don't understand. What's being advertised?

Very nicely done. Thanks for sharing.

Definitely the Profile for me. But I recommend that you get both 😎 Bass Collection instruments are excellent.

Yes! I had the same combination and it was so good.

Interesting. That's such a great album, the bass is especially important.

Short article on getting a good bass sound https://blog.presonus.com/index.php/2021/01/15/great-bass-sound-15-seconds/

You know what? Ignore everything I have said so far. I just listed the pedals I would genuinely use and did a quick price check on them all. Not allowing for pedal board, velcro, psu, power and audio cables, I would have to spend about £700. So maybe its not overpriced after all. After all, I have spent a similar amount as the Plethora costs on about 3 pedals before! Now, who wants to lend me £399?

Maybe saying it 'includes' the following, is just marketing. Gives the impression a rather flimsy list might be a lot longer. I still really like the idea. I like the whole toneprint thing, and I like the idea of it being laid out just like a real pedal board as distinct from the usual multi effects layout. I like that they update it for free which effectively gives you new pedals for nothing and that you can adjust on the fly. It's a bit like the way Zoom were going with the B3 pedals, but smaller, neater, programmable from a phone, and the pedals aren't attempts to replicate other effects, they are those effects. I actually don't care about the drives - I have a ton already! But a filter option is a must.

That's the bit that set me to wondering. What else is there? Specifically are there any filters. If not, then I agree, at the present time it's not worth it. £150 cheaper and it's a really neat addition to any pedal board. The other thing puts me off is if you use the effects loop (I think) you lose one of your effects as one of the footswitches seems to become dedicated to turning the loop on and off.

I can't seem to find a definitive list of the TC Electronic pedals available on the plethora. Everyone selling it has the pr blurb which says something along the lines of 'tons of effects, including...' which is irritatingly vague. All I can find on their website is a never ending list of tone prints which had me tying a noose in my dressing gown chord. Any ideas?

Let us know how you get on.

Oh, this thread still going? I thought it would have been rather neat if the mods closed it after the second post. Least controversial, least longwinded thread ever 🤣🤣🤣

So we need a Northern Irish or Channel Island based Basschatter to head up a syndicate. We all send him/her our orders they buy from Thomann and we organise our own couriers to collect from their gaff. I can't see any problems. Flawless proposition.

Barefaced Compact

That's a bit of all right that blue on isn't it.

I don't regret the BF cabs at all. Better dimensions than the MB for one thing and handle any and every thing I can throw at them. But the ny151s just had a certain character to the sound which I liked.

Well done Paul. People love to share bad news don't they? Good to read this.

Wish I'd not sold mine. Such a great, deep sound.