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Well. I have to apologise for my previous comment. I'm sorry. I've just bought a green Mountain Mover pedal.

There's nothing more punk than being on the same side of the argument than the government and biog business.

What payment method did you use?

I went to see an evening of 'nu metal' tribute acts a while back. I had a similarly jarring experience. They were cover bands with a nod towards the original artists e.g. the Korn tribute singer wore a kilt, but sounded only vaguely like Jonathan Davis. This was repeated in every band, who all shared multiple members! It was all rather disheartening. To m a tribute band looks and sounds the part.

This the one I got. It's so weird looking! I normally play doom and black metal hahaha. It's so out of my comfort zone since it's so colourful. I absolutely love it though. Very comfortable and sounds good.

The Sire V5 I just got is not heavy at all. It's got no neck dive either.

I've just received one, and I love it. It's my first J bass, and it does everything I need it to do. It's really well made, sounds great and was well priced.

I edited my original comment to better reflect my thoughts. I thought that the style of playing /quick riffs and noodling didn't sell me on the pedal. I thought it was beautiful on guitar. It would make some filthy black metal, I'm just not convinced it is for me. That said, I haven't made any videos so I should keep my trap shut.

The Holy Island one. Sorry. Did t listen to yours. Didn't actually realise that you did a demo. Oops. Sorry.

I've had mine for about a week. Used through an amp input and DI into my Mac (via audio interface). I'm happy with my decision to go cheap. 😂. The dirt is really quite nice.

I really loved this on guitar. It sounded like some Polish black metal. The Holy Island bass demo didn't impress me though. I think it was his riff choice? and it generally sounded fluffy on the open E string. I'll need more demos tbh.

Only played it for 10 minutes. I got the Minty green and copper one. It's a very nice bass for the money. I wanted a passive J bass, and that's what I got! 😁

I feel a little bad that I went for a Sire V5 instead of one of these.

I still have my first bass. It's a Charvette by Charvel from 88/89 ish maybe?). I bought it used in 1993. It's currently in pieces, waiting for a respray and some custom wound pickups.

This is crazy wizardry to me. I've only just got midi in/out sorted with a keyboard and drums on my Mac! I can't see myself needing more than a few presets live. Will look into it in that case.

I haven't bought the C4 yet sorry. I am just curious about how to get the best out of it without spending a load extra. I don't have any other midi/expression capable pedals.

It might be in the thread, but it's a long one.... Would I have to use the Source Audio expression pedal with the C4, or are there cheaper alternatives? Thanks.

Westone Thunder 1A for free on Facebook. It came with a little practice amp too. Absolutely amazing. The preamp was dodgy (and eventually burned out), which did cost me eventually though.

Cioks DC7 for £120. Unused in box, with all box 'candy'. Superb deal in my opinion.

What's the Korg tuner? That's purrrrrty. Lol

Worth every penny.

Tech 21 VTBass 500 is my current Class D of choice. I'm absolutely loving the array of tones I get from it (paired with a TC Electronic K 212 cab....I need a matching one!). The tube 'emulation' is really good.

I played bass exclusively age 23-21. I then took up the drums (out of necessity) and stopped playing bass at all, essentially. I had to concentrate on being a metal drummer. After 6 or 7 years of drums, my musical life fell apart for a multitude of reasons, including work. I didn't play *anything* for over a decade until the past few years where I would be casually noodling on bass. I even bought an electronic drum kit (I hate it so much!). It's in the past few months that I have played bass daily that I have been enjoying it again. The problem is that is I'm almost a beginner again. I find this hard to deal with because I was good! I was a sight reader, had a great ear and wide repertoire. I also became quite a good drummer but I also suck now...no more 240bpm blasts lol. Life changes, and sometimes we change too. Trying to be kind to myself. I'm joining a new covers band, doing 90s and early 2000s alt rock songs. Out of my comfort zone, but I think most things will be for now. I've rambled and I don't know what point I was making.