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[quote name='EBS_freak' timestamp='1454861669' post='2973643'] Reidmar/used HD350 [/quote] Oh the Reidmar 750! That's a crazy loud amplifier and stays clean up the dial.

Throw in the TC BH 500 or BH800 to the mix too. very clean sounding but if you want you can dial in a bit of TonePrint sounds too including compression or overdrive if you find that you miss it for the odd song.

Thank you BassChat, your answers o my question are actually brilliant and spot on as usual. However, due to my slightly lazy attitude to typing last night and very possibly posting in the wrong forum, I've kinda asked the wrong question. So, here's what I should have asked: [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Are there any decent (and preferably portable) headphone amps that offer more than a rudimentary EQ on board for the [i]global[/i] sound? Or to put it another way, I want to be able to 'EQ' everything going out to the headphones. This would include aux in, MP3 in and other instruments should the unit accept those inputs. Even better, would be the inclusion of a limiter too. - Like an IEM system without all the wireless gubbins. Something that can power high impedance cans as well as IEMs. Am I looking at a channel strip with a stereo headphone out?[/font][/color]

Anytime!

Are there any decent (and preferably portable) headphone amps that offer more than a rudimentary EQ on board?

[quote name='EssentialTension' timestamp='1454771628' post='2972844'] It does say: 'Please note, due to the large number of uncontrollable variables involved here, this is not a scientifically rigorous test, but a rough indicator.' [/quote] I didn't see that bit. Hmmm... clever reverse psychology. It appears I don't need hearing aids, but better glasses!!!!!!!!

The test, I suppose is pretty meaningless if you are using listening equipment that isn't calibrated. Laptop speakers, ear buds and even some professional 'cans' do not accurately reproduce sound as it is at source and thus could have the effect of boosting or cutting those high frequencies - in fact any across the range.

It's a new year clear out for me too. Mostly, something else is on the way in, depending on what I am doing musically I suppose, but I think this may be the beginning of a more serious enforced downsizing. There's nothing I really need at the moment..well.. maybe a Gen3 BTII.. oh ..it's starting already... ha ha

Still wonder about this one! If anyone spots it, let me know!

[quote name='Twincam' timestamp='1454343205' post='2968742'] I like it. Good colours, some mojo its good that it has some fret wear so its been played and I'm liking the truss rod adjust system, does it still work?. Worst thing I hate about fenders is the heal truss rod adjustment pain in the ass. Always end up either scratching the plate and or having to take off the neck several times grr. [/quote] By luck more than judgement I replaced my pick guard with an off the shelf three ply with the notch cut out for the truss rod adjustment - and nearly all the screws lined up perfectly!

Super nice!!! I know I have mentioned this before, but I have a 40 year old Law-Suit P - and I love it. I found it, not in the UK, for what seemed like a price that would mean I'd be receiving a 'project' instrument, but even with it's bashes and wear, it still plays and sounds superb! Definitely a steal in my book. I'd have another tomorrow in comparison to the prices 'the real thing' are fetching.

Is the Zoom MS60B a 2015er? I think the Zoom B3 was the year before but both of those are pretty hard to beat for great sounds and value for money, though I totally had my mind blown by the TC HyperGravity Compressor pedal - though it has to be in conjunction with the TonePrint Editor software. Easily the best compressor (single) pedal, though I do have a couple of other real favourites. 2016 I hope will see the new bass compressor from TC on my board and I am looking for that illusive 'perfect drive pedal' too.