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I have some Superlux 681 Evos and they're great.

The £40 zoom is basically a cheaper version of the highly rated B3. Good work.

[quote name='lefrash' timestamp='1459684615' post='3018584'] The helix for me though is the most exciting multifx board I've seen. Really need to get one for an afternoon. However I would feel a bit uneasy having a 1500 quid bit of kit on the floor. [/quote] There's a rack version, but it costs more. Fretmeister has bought one, don't know if he's got his mitts on it yet though.

[quote name='ezbass' timestamp='1459421076' post='3016327'] NBD!!!!!! Details to follow. Something to whet you appetite. [url="http://s308.photobucket.com/user/ezbass/media/P1100441_zpsvyo33ci3.jpg.html"][/url] NBD thread here [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/282168-nbd-maruszczyk-content/page__pid__3016426#entry3016426"]http://basschat.co.u...26#entry3016426[/url] [/quote] If you'd described that to me I'd have not been impressed. When you see it, though...

AxeFX or Helix.

[quote name='alyctes' timestamp='1459240754' post='3014600'] I still think you should have a word with the guitarist, because if he hadn't given them his work email they couldn't send a "cancellation" there. [/quote] I agree with this too. Bands shouldn't be giving out any contact details that won't be reachable on the day of a gig. It's guaranteed to go wrong.

f*** them. I'd be all over their Facebook page with the truth. Screenshots of emails, etc. Cancelling a gig is one thing, lying about it to people who came to see you is another entirely. I also agree with the folk saying "keep an eye on major events" in the future. You may not care about football but if you're in the entertainment business then it's your business to know what else is happening, and when.

Thanks. Didn't varnish or lacquer but only because I don't have any. My pedals don't really get abused so it should be ok as-is but I'm going to keep an eye on it and varnish it if it begins to get damaged.

[quote name='Sibob' timestamp='1458905831' post='3011998'] It's probably worth stopping this now, simply because you're going to get a bujillion different opinions. Firstly, you don't 'need' pedals, they should be introduced for a particular reason. So, what exactly are you trying to achieve tonally? What bands are you in? Any recordings we can listen to etc? Si [/quote] This. You don't "need" pedals. Is there a sound that you want to make that you are currently not able to?

[quote name='paul_5' timestamp='1458253474' post='3006133'] Nice, neat job that - poodle parts stuff is really very good. [/quote] Thanks. The kits are really good and the daughter board is a godsend. That said, the instructions could be clearer in parts.

Built this recently, Fuzzrite kit from Poodle Pedal Parts. Sounds great, really pleased with how the case came out.

You need to be more specific as to what you need. The latest Zoom units are really good but they're in a completely different bracket to things like the Fractal Audio stuff or the Line6 Helix.

New Order. Their latest lp is possibly their greatest ever.

Don't Stop Me Now by Queen. Enforced jollity at its worst. The absolute gold standard in "I must be completely OTT about just HOW MUCH FUN I'm having". Absolutely detest it.

Put the others in a cupboard or under the bed or whatever. Somewhere out of the way. If they're still there in six months sell them (although if you gig I'd keep one as a spare).

[quote name='fretmeister' timestamp='1457126610' post='2995734'] As you lot haven't bought one, I'll have to take one for the team. The rack units won't land for another 4 or 5 weeks, but one has my name on it. [/quote] Good stuff. Although I must admit it worries me slightly that there are enough dodgy lawyers out there to keep you in quality gear ;-)

A lot of weight "issues" can be solved with a good strap. I used to find a three hour practice tough, then I bought a well padded neoprene strap and have no issues at all now.

Going to hazard a guess that maybe a few little fluffs here and there could maybe be down to the fact that these guys were playing a tribute gig to their mate. Their (very recently) dead mate. Their dead mate whose songs they were playing. Their dead mate whose songs they were playing for the first time without him. But that's probably crazy talk, musicians are robots after all.

I really agree with Stylon Pilson. Particularly about the "childish", "zany" drummer. As a 30-something professional this just screams "avoid, avoid, avoid".

I am fairly regularly astounded at how bad a lot of for sale posts are. Blurry (or no) pictures, no suggestion of where the seller is, no description, etc etc. The second hand market is really struggling just now, why people aren't making more effort I do not know. If a seller can't be bothered to take photos that are in focus for a bass that they're asking £££ for then I'm not sure I trust them to be bothered to pack it properly either.

I've only ordered one thing from them but it ended with disastrous customer service so I'm avoiding them now.

Gear4music have loads of broken stuff for sale, all of it at ludicrous prices. I don't get it.

People massively overstate the risks of ebay. I've got well over 300 transactions on there and have been ripped off precisely zero times. Don't really understand the whining about fees either, you can see exactly what they are, its not like they are hidden anywhere.