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I might bring a Rickenfaker along, with a real Ric TRC, just to see if folks can tell the difference...

Last time I went to Blackburn there was an accident on the motorway and it took hours to get back.

SB700 = nice bass!

It's cheaper than this one... https://www.gumtree.com/p/guitar-instrument/crafter-acoustic-bass-guitar-ba400eqn/1312972076

Ugly sod, isn't it?

Ali Express?

Fer-fer-f-f-fer-um Flippin 'eck!

Let's see what it goes up to...

I might bring my wallet.

Well, I've watched another Ovation one come and go on ebay. But then I was browsing whilst on the train and someone local was selling a cheapie, so I'm now the proud owner of a Redwood mandolin, for which I paid the princely sum of £20. (It does need a new string, though.) Just need to learn some shapes now...

I tried MXR and Boss ones and the Aguilar beat them hands-down. It managed to keep the character of the note played in the octave too. However, the issue with the Aguilar (and analogue ones generally, I think) is the tracking and how low a note you can play on the bass. I do have a Markbass SuperSynth (aka SS), which has an octave function too. I'd like to have a go with a POG; I had a brief go on one when I bought the SS and it seemed OK (but it regenerates the notes).

I'll try and remember to bring along my Agular Octamizer...

Yep - I got to play a little bass with rubber strings, which sounded great!

I hear they're bad for yer 'Elf...

I was trying to help you with an amp gag...

Smokin' !

Lightweight!

Well, I could bring 4 Rickenbackers and 3 copies, so you'd only have to find 3 more basses...

If I've got enough room, I could bring my Elf...

Bring the family - issue resolved.

What would the English know about spelling?