NoirBass

Bought an MXR M80 bass DI from Julian, Really easy purchase and it arrived two days early! Great to deal with in all aspects.

Mmm, yes, nothing is particularly "easy" on the 10b. The designers went for ultimate tweak-ability rather than user friendliness. That said once you get to grip with it you'll find no more capable Bass multi effects. You might find this software helpful - its really well laid out and shows you graphically what is possible: http://fxfloorboard.sourceforge.net/info.php?model=gt-10b Good luck!

[quote name='clauster' timestamp='1454935114' post='2974288'] I would've had it if it had been under£300, but that's too steep for me. [/quote] +1

Available to preorder - nearly £400 though, Ouch! http://www.gak.co.uk/en/tech-21-sansamp-bass-fly-rig-5-mini-multi-effects/129692?gclid=COu_9N_s58oCFYMewwodDAYLhw

You can use manual mode just like the 6b. TBH - the 10b is mind blowingly programmable. You can pretty much assign any parameter or effect to any foot switch. Check the manual out pg 54 http://cdn.roland.com/assets/media/pdf/GT-10B_OM.pdf

The POD x3 live pops up on eBay very frequently for decent money.

The more I think about it the more I think i like it. Seeing the character knob looks promising. XLR out and built in tuner were sadly overlooked in the guitar Flyrig, but gladly present here. This could be the answer to my live giving situation - all in one box!

Need badly, when is the release date?

[quote name='Sibob' timestamp='1453379877' post='2958893'] Glad to see the VB-2 back, great pedal! Si [/quote] Me too, might have to pick one of these up. I fancy it more than the comp, but I shall reserve judgement until I've played one. C

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I love the Squier CV's I bought the 60's P first and liked it so much I hunted down a 60's CV Jazz and a James Johnston Jazz. These three are my mainstays for all my gigs. I'm still to find a 50's CV P though to complete the collection.

Ahh, that's a shame.

Are Prosebass still making instruments? I'm after something like the above and can't find anything with a Google search.

[quote name='toneknob' timestamp='1442935813' post='2870740'] The movie's on at the Barbican during London Jazz festival. There are about as many seats as would fit in a typical Barbican 2-bed flat: http://www.barbican.org.uk/film/event-detail.asp?ID=18637 [/quote] Just on the train home from the Barbican having just watched the film. I thoroughly enjoyed it, it's made me remember just how much I have enjoyed the great man and his music. It's a highly compelling and nicely produced documentary, intercut with footage and interviews. I doubt if it adds much to the story for the hardcore Jaco fanatic, but it is intriguing to watch his friends, family and fellow musicians recount the tale in their own words. If you like Jaco, go and see it. I'm off to listen to Word of Mouth again!

Awesome.