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  1. tobiewharton
    Really good, compact little gigging cabs. I use one with a Gnome head on a stand when there's limited stage space or I can't be bothered with a big rig, and it provides excellent monitoring and enough volume on its own for small to medium rooms; a good DI means bigger rooms can be covered with PA. Tom is a lovely chap to deal with too! Glwts
  2. tobiewharton
    An excellent compressor, at a great price. Glwts
  3. tobiewharton
    A gem. Absolutely fabulous chorus for entry-level money. These have kicked many a 'posh' chorus off my boards over time. Glwts
  4. tobiewharton
    Hard to find a more capable and user-friendly comp in this price range. Glwts
  5. tobiewharton
    Last bump before eBay. Frankly, it's hard to imagine more bass for this money! Cheers, Tobie
  6. tobiewharton
    Listing up to date. Cheers, Tobie
  7. tobiewharton
    Lovely looking bass and yes, ACGs are, in my experience, beautifully made. Just be mindful that the specs listed on the website are slightly different from yours above 👍🏻 Glwts (although I'd be lying if I said I wasn't tempted...)
  8. tobiewharton
    Brilliant pedal. Glwts
  9. tobiewharton
    These cabs are ferociously loud!
  10. tobiewharton
    Excellent work.
  11. tobiewharton
    I'd bet this is very good - Laney gear is consistently excellent in my experience. Interesting feature set, this line of pedals are really nicely put together and UK built - what's not to like? Glwts
  12. tobiewharton
    They're stock now. This is a cool filter. Glwts!
  13. tobiewharton
    Great amps! Glwts
  14. tobiewharton
    Such a sexy thing! Glwts
  15. tobiewharton
    Really great player. I love his feel and attention to detail.
  16. tobiewharton
    Really great player. I love his feel and attention to detail.
  17. tobiewharton
    Ah, I haven't stacked it with the GK onboard yet!
  18. tobiewharton
    Recently acquired one and it's excellent, as I've come to expect from Jam. Glwts!
  19. tobiewharton
    Cool as you like! Glwts
  20. tobiewharton
    Bargain! Glwts
  21. tobiewharton
    Great pedal and a bargain. Looks cool too 😉 Glwts
  22. tobiewharton
    I suspect that this is an excellent instrument! Glwts
  23. tobiewharton
    Again, to a degree. You can certainly do an awful lot with the fingers!
  24. tobiewharton
    I think this approach is ok but quite limited. Treble roll-off in conjunction with a preamp/channel change and a couple of flavours of drive and you'll be getting a more satisfying contrast with minimal faff IMO. Personally, I'd be using foam for JJ too.
  25. tobiewharton
    I'd suggest that options are preferable but not essential. A preamp (two channels will give you more flexibility); a medium gain crunchy drive (with clean blend is a bonus); and a decent compressor.* My suggestions would be as follows: Relatively Inexpensive Pre: The Laney Digbeth rules supreme in its price range and also creams most of its more spendy brethren. Drive: The Earthquaker Blumes or Laney Blackheath punch well above their weight and the EHX Hot Wax gives you two stackable sides and a clean blend. Comp: Boss LMB3 or Ampeg Optocomp are hard to beat for the price, or EBS Multicomp if stretching a bit further. More Cash Pre: The Two Notes Revolt (has a third channel too). Drive: The Jam offerings have an extra gain stage, so added flexibility in a single unit (I use their screamerish offering called the Lucydreamer). Comp: So many options but the Aguilar DB599 sounds excellent, is incredibly simple and is also tiny. I also have a soft spot for the Boss BC1X. The Ampeg SGTDI may give you all you want (with some compromises) in a single unit. I haven't personally tried one but they review well. *Add a chorus if you have the space and budget.
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