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I have been using a Zoom B1Xon for a year or two and love how I can set up a patch with up to 5 effects preprogrammed and scroll through a selection of 5 effect chains for a particular situation/gig. I could see that the B3 was a much sturdier more road friendly design so bought one thinking I could get away with the slightly more limited 3 effect maximum. However, admittedly after only a cursory play with it, it appears that you cannot programme 3 effects in a bank and scroll to another 3 effect selection. It seems to act more like a traditional pedal board requiring each effect to be changed individually. Can any B3 users out there please verify if I have got this right?

I just bought a Zoom B3 multi effects pedal from Steve. Great guy to deal with. I confess that I haven't had the chance to try the beast yet but it was well packaged and looks brand new and I fully expect it to work perfectly. He posted it really quickly. Top Chatter

Happy New Year Daz Hope 2017 brings you many pedals Graham

Tuco bought my Bass Whammy and it's heading off to him in tonight's post. He has been great to deal with and has kept in touch regularly about the transaction. Very reliable (payment made really promptly). I am only sorry I wasn't able to engage in conversation with him on all the pedals he's got/is buying /wants to buy. This man is a pedal enthusiast and, next to him, I feel a bit ignorant Top Basschatter Thanks Daz

Frank bought my EBS Octabass. It was an easy, seamless transaction with quick payment and great communication. Good man Frank

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I find the pedal useful to mute my bass if nothing else. It's range is rather small although I have not yet played with the parameters - pretty much every paramter is adjustable on this clever wee pedal

[quote name='dannybuoy' timestamp='1455914719' post='2983680'] Agree with the above, also the Source Audio filters can cop a good down sweep too. I've sold my Zoom units now, but they have a really good Q-Tron model in them, although I can't remember if they can do a down sweep, anyone able to confirm? [/quote] I can't see how to make the Zoom version of the Q-Tron (they call it a Z-Tron) do the down sweep. I am beginning to regret selling my EBS Bass IQ on this forum for that very reason.

Great transaction with a lovely guy. Straightforward, honest and reliable. Thanks Gareth Graham

Matthew bought my EBS Bass IQ the other day. He is a great and understanding Basschatter as I hadn't noticed a missing Hex Nut on the pedal before I shipped it. He was very relaxed about it and luckily I found the nut in my kit bag and posted it on. Recommended chatter Thanks Matthew

Thanks Paul Graham

Paul has just bought my Status Series II fretless (#83) and I am so glad that she has gone to such a good home. He was very understanding throughout the transaction as I needed to hang on to her for one last gig. All in all it was a very relaxed and reassuring transaction with Paul going the extra mile and sending a flight case for me to pack her into to ensure a safe and properly insured journey from the UK to Italy. Communication was great and Paul never put me under any pressure to speed up the transaction. I would highly recommend Paul as a buyer (and I'm sure he would be great as a seller too). All the best Paul Graham