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Yes it would be perfect but I’m kind of thinking $59! But I’ll probably buy it!

I'm in exactly the same position, I think the Toro might easier just out of the box than the Minitaur but my Minitaur has been a bit neglected the past couple of years so at the very least the convo around the Toro has made me think about getting it together and using it again .... never heard of the app.... but I have now!

Yes that looks promising cheers! Someone on another forum said it wasn't the case tho. Looking at the wee illustrations there isn't a usb midi in example but it does say USB midi. I might drop Behringer a line.

I don't think so I think it's just for connecting to a computer but not for midi unfortunately.

Power 40 looks ideal but I’ve bought a rockboard!

I’ll check those HB power supplies out

Not really a pedal question but I’m putting my Moog Minitaur on a board with a KMI 12 Step as a trigger. The only things on the board are the Moog, the 12 Step and the midi expander. The Moog is 12v and the 2 other devices are usb powered. I was wondering if I could get a power supply to power all of them? I noticed a Joyo 5 has usb or maybe I can get an adapter. Would there be anything wrong with just attaching a decent extension cable with usb sockets under the board and using the Moog’s power supply? cheers!

Cheers I have an adapter for the Minitaur which I’m sure would work but this looks more compact

Any one have one of these? I was wondering if it can be controlled via USB as opposed to just midi.

I'm reclaiming Brian for rock and roll!

Thanks for contacting Dan!

I know! I kind of like it!

A guy was selling them locally, I just saw them and thought they were cool. The only thing I can find is a few Reverb ads. But they seems very well made.

My vow to not buy any more gear is failing quite spectacularly! With the purchase of a couple of Jazz basses called Brian! I don't know much about these at all so any info much appreciated. They appear to be really well put together! Got some info from the internet Model: Brian by Bacchus JB-style Made: Korea, late 1990s (no serial on these) Finish: gloss Body: alder (unverified) Weight: 4.475kg Neck: maple, 15" radius, 34" scale Pickups: Bacchus 8-pole single coils They appear to be very similar in colour with one with a blueish green finish which I suppose is teal. The other is green both look very nice and sound great. They are relatively heavy though, they were apparently imported from Japan to the UK. I only wanted one but they were both excellent so I just got them both,

Hi Folks A friend of mine has bought a Guild Starfire and was after case or a gigbag. There is an actual Guild case but I was wondering if there are other options. Thanks S

After waiting for ages for the Jazz to appear! It’s going back, had a look at it last night and a big f*** off crack has appeared! Pretty disappointing to be honest. No problem with Thomann offered a refund immediately as they have none in stock. Big crack aside I quite liked it so a bit disappointed they have no stock and I have to box it up! But the crack is worrying!

Definitely white must be the light.

I’ve got one of these and I reckon I can keep adding levels and she might not notice. But soon I’ll need to take care of the ceiling.

Just picked up a set, if you buy via Reverb they are cheaper!

Can tell me where I can buy a scratchplate the fits the 40th anniversary Jazz! Thanks !🙏

I bought my son a Roland TD1-K kit. Very good I think, got it pretty cheap on gumtree. Quite compact could maybe do with an actual physical bass drum as oppose to just a pedal but it’s good.

Pretty sure this Custom Elwood 5a active 5 string has been owned by a one or two basschatters! Very lightweight and sounds great! -Alder body -Maple neck and fretboard (nice grain on the fretboard!), matte finish, carbon rods for reinforcement, nut width 45mm, radius 14”, 34” scale. -Charcoal Frost Metallic finish (lovely dark grey with a dark blue hue to it) -Aguilar AG5J-HC hum cancelling pickups -Delano Sonar 2 active preamp, with a push-pull volume to switch to full passive, with the treble knob acting as a tone.

These look great but no idea what shipping costs would be!