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Just the Tu3s down the local Wetherspoons on a Thursday night… 😛

Apologies in advance for the messy cabling but a recent house move has meant I now have space for a more permanent home pedal set-up. I feel very fortunate.

I recall reading this. I think running it behind a buffer rectified the issue. Good to know the Grand doesn’t have the same issue.

This is helpful. I’ve been eyeing up a Slampegg on Reverb but might opt for the Grand at some point based on your experience.

This is now a reality. I’ll be keen to give it a go. Also very keen to hear from anyone if owns/has owned the original! https://www.behringer.com/product.html?modelCode=0709-ALB

Luke is taking a break from the pedal side of the business and selling off remaining stock with 25% off. Some bargains to be had! https://www.thereallygoodpedalco.com.au/

Looks cool. I’d imagine will be a big hit with guitarists. I can see why this was developed after the Artifact. Seems like a safer release that will have greater mass appeal. I’m interested by the mention of a global editor where you can play all Source Audio pedals. Is this refering to a plug-in suite. Now that would be great!

Nice overview. Seems very well thought out and might offer something for people who already have each individual effect.

I caved….

The Broughton is sitting in my cart. I’m not sure whether to pull the trigger but my dilly-dadling will probably mean it’s sold out by the time I make a decision….so many new pedals to covet…😛

I’ll dust of my prediction from last time; a dual modulation pedal. 😀

Haha. My work here is done. 😆 The kids these days… The clips do show the more obnoxious side of the pedal. There is a huge range on both circuits and it is capable of more refined and hopefully musical sounds; but where is the fun in that!

Oooo, I’ve no idea whether any permission was sought. It’s been quite a few years since Chunk Systems ceased production. I’m just glad someone resurrected and - in my opinion - improved on the original design. It is very cool.

I’m not sure how aware people are of Anaconda basses so I thought I’d share this latest custom to shine some light on these amazing instruments. Andrew is a talented luthier and I had been a fan of his custom basses for several years. Last Summer I approached Andrew about a possible build. My idea was to have a medium-scaled 5 with a vintage aesthetic and a sound inspired by a Ken Smith or Sadowsky Modern. I have always loved that Ken Smith sound but wanted something a little different looks-wise with some additional customisations. Andrew was incredible throughout the process, sharing his knowledge and advising on every single detail of the build. The end result is amazing and I couldn’t be happier. It was never the intention to simply build a Ken Smith clone but rather capture that general sound; but I must admit, it nails that KS sound! If anyone is considering a custom build, I can’t recommend Andrew enough. Based in North London. http://www.anacondabasses.co.uk/ Specs: Model: Anaconda Ultra J5E - Elite Body Core: Swamp Ash Top Wood: 3A Quilted Maple Neck: 3 piece Maple/Purple heart Fingerboard: Ebony Scale length: 32” Pickups - Armstrong ‘Handwound EMG shape with Ken Smith spec Preamp: Glockenklang 3-Band + Mid Passive tone control Bridge: Hipshot A Style –16.5-17mm Tuners: Hipshot Ultralites Lollipop Newtone Strings

Great mods. Modern sound but with vintage looks. How does the sound compare with the Bantam?

Really interesting. I’d love to try this with an e-c tuning. Oh dear…..

A NPD that I thought might better suited to this thread. A newish builder based in Australia has released a clone of the Chunk Systems 00Funk and Brown Dog and put them in a single enclosure. https://www.thereallygoodpedalco.com.au/products/the-funky-puppy-50-deposit What really sold me on the pedal was the inclusion of an extra foot switch that allows you to toggle between the link feature without having to plug and unplug the cable in the same way that you needed to with the old Chunk System pedals. When both pedals are linked together, it becomes really touch sensitive and dynamic! Sound sample 1 Sound sample 2 Really enjoying it paired with an OC2 for deep synthy sounds.