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digitech gnx 4 with the mfx supermodels upgrade, pretty much the best thing for less money than an axe-fx (it has a full range of bass and guitar settings) its an old unit but still sounds awesome with the mfx package.(the mfx models are still bieng upgraded an new models added regularly) i recently upgraded to a pod hd500 which sounded good in the shop but as soon as i got it home the direct comparison was like night and day, the gnx was an awesome bit of kit and massively underrated at the time, needless to say the line6 went back. although i must add that the unit out of the box sounds a bit fizzy and mediocre, its the mfx supermodels that makes the difference.

iron maiden, steve harris on the track infinite dreams sounds lovely. rush, geddy lee on twighlight zone and xanadu

+1 for the RH750, great amp, silly loud, very flexible too

Reaper is the best!

i love my rh750 its epic! and by far the loudest amp iv ever had

i believe a name is what you make of it, if you make good music that stands out from the crowd or play to a high enough standard in the case of covers people will associate your name with your music or performance no matter what it is (within reason of course)

quote from computer music article USB 2.0 has a transfer speed rated at 480 Megabits per second (Mb/s) or 60 MegaBytes per second (MB/s) Though it's rated at 60 MB/s, that's a theoretical value that is never achieved. A more reasonable estimate is between 20-25 MB/s. The most widely supported version today is FireWire 400 (IEEE 1394a). It's rated at 400 Megabits per second or 50 MegaBytes per second, but just as with USB above this rate is never actually achieved. An actual transfer rate of ~20-25 MB/s is also typical in real life. firewire is considered fast because of its comparison with usb1 but usb 2 is just as fast so its basically down to the effeciency of the drivers i use the roland and have no issues at all with latency even when using 20+ tracks loaded up with vst's and virtual instuments hope that helps.

i was looking at the same options about 3 months ago and after extensive play testing of the scarlett, the tc and the roland quad capture i went for the roland quad capture, its a about the same price as the tc, but the preamps are far superior in opinion my and the latency is the lowest i have ever had on a usb interface, there are also onboard dynamics and samplerates support up to 24bit/192kHz also with usb 3 getting more support a lot of companies are begining to phase out firewire

i need a compact to go with my super 12t , one day you will be mine!

many thanks, just got some, they seem pretty nice!

hello all, iv just snapped up a lovely Washburn AB20 acoustic bass on ebay for only £95!!! i have never had an acoustic bass before and so i dont know where to start for strings. do i go for phospher bronze, half wounds, flatwounds etc,and any advise on gauges would be great too. i usually like quite a bright tone but it must be comfortable to play (not too much tension) i play mainly fingerstyle rock/metal stuff. hope someone can help, thanks in advance.

By moonlight we ride!!!!!!!! Awesome!

ibanez phat-head pedal is pretty good for metal

i love my green leds(front and side), although sometimes they are a bit much, they are essential on stage though, i can always see my bass! even when my extensive hair is in the way.

Chevin's are the best!

just one colour is easy to do yourself if you have the time, once you have made the screens its just a bit of fabric paint and t shirts it could save you a load of money and theres loads of youtube videos showing how.

great piece of kit, i had one, twice, don't remember why i sold them but i would buy another for the right price. you could get a nice chorusy overdriven 80s maiden sound (seventh son era) which was awesome.

disaster! the vp1 is awesome