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Wow. That's a great deal on the Mono case! I had a PT-JR with a Mono softcase and toured for 5 months with it in the back of the van - No trouble here! Saying that, is wasn't being knocked about by flight cases etc. It's perfect for most gigging situations I'd say. If it's doing any extensive touring and it will be packed in with other flightcases, I would definitely get the hardcase.

Merci beaucoup, Mr Rumple! Thanks for watching.

Thanks Chris!

Recently transcribed this so thought I'd make a little video! Here's the transcription https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UISN5mtNOxBauOvuSlRgrXdIoLAoklzH/view?usp=sharing

I love mine. Wouldn't be without it if I'm honest! Previously used an Avalon U5, which is an awesome (and more versatile) bit of kit, but the REDDI just sounds great to me! Used to have a TH500 as well, and I prefer the REDDI personally.

Good move. I’ve contemplated picking up a second one in the past, to chuck in the gigbag just in case!

LS2 is like a swiss army knife pedal - Always great to have one around. So many practical uses!

Calling first dibs if you want to sell mate.... Great mini board too Ordep!

Good shout! I've only ever used the LS2 to switch between 2 basses using the A & B Returns, so this is all guesswork for me! Would be a great solution if it does work like that!

Using the wireless will complicate matters as you are essentially using one Input for all 3 basses. Your best bet then is as mentioned, some kind of multifx so that you can set up patches for each bass.

You don't need anything in the Send at all, it will treat the Returns as an independent Input. I use it to switch between two basses live - I don't even plug a jack into the Input! Just a bass into each Return. Hope this helps.

Great board man! You've got me thinking about a bigger Metro now...my Metro16 is just slightly too small!

Ah! How did I miss that? It's not like I've had one on my board for the last 4 years...

I haven't tried this, but don't see why it wouldn't work. You don't need to control all 3 volumes, just match 2 to the other, so in theory a Boss LS-2 could be used? Bass 1 goes into the Input Jack Basses 2 and 3 go into the A and B Return jacks, set the volumes of each to match the first bass. Granted you would have to change the LS-2 setting to access all 3 basses, for example setting it to A<->B would switch between basses 2 and 3, but then with a twist of the Mode knob you could set it from A<->Bypass, giving you bass 1 when bypassed and bass 2 when engaged?

Standard up/down sweep, and step filter/auto-wah all in one box. Really squelchy too.

I have the normal Prometheus and it's awesome. Really versatile. I've used the Prom DLX and I have the Quasar DLX (Same idea but a Phaser) and it is VERY cool. Lots of tonal variation, and different kinds of filters etc. Great pedal!

Any top bass player list that makes no mention of Pino can be safely ignored