I'm open to correction, but in my recent experience with Udemy, their sale is on par with the DFS sale for longevity... To quote Ken Dodd: "Did any of us in our wildest dreams ever think we'd live long enough to see the end of the DFS sale?"
Haven't tried this yet but the Helix cheat sheet would suggest you just need a merge block in the correct place. Same as parallel processing one input signal and combining before the output.
Edit: Page 18 in the manual
Matthew has just bought a Yamaha Pulser 400 from me after I answered his ad in the wanted section here. Deal was as smooth as a very smooth thing. Comms were excellent and payment swift. I wouldn't hesitate to deal with Matthew again. And he seems very pleased with his purchase which is a big bonus!
Anybody interested in the Aftershock, the LA Lady seems to be pretty much the same thing in different clothes... and Prymaxe have a "gently used" one going for $108. And they ship to UK.
Wal's are 2+2 with a string retainer. Hipshot do a nice 2 or 3 string retainer and there are cheap copies on ebay which are good quality, but much cheaper.
The original Classic Vibe Squier series was a 60s version, not the 70s block and bound. They came in Fiesta Red and Sonic Blue - there have also been reports that there are a few Olympic White ones knocking around. Brilliant basses.
Also keep an eye open for an SQ series 80s Squier. Truly amazing basses.
Possibly. I may be wrong but I believe you need to pay a lot more attention to cooling when running the 800w module at 2/2.67 ohms. Maybe they just took a conscious decision not to bother? Ashdown didn't either with their 800w amps.
Take 2 of your basses as examples. Toss a coin. Heads you sell bass a, tails it's bass b. If you're disappointed by the result of your coin toss your original idea has a pretty significant flaw! If not then I don't see anything wrong with having somebody else make your decision for you.
I learned to play initially with a pick and regretted it later. Couldn't play with my fingers at all.
It took an extended break from playing - and not being able to find a pick around the house - to get me playing with fingers. Now I play 99% of the time with fingers (usually because I still can't find a pick around the house!)