Skybone

Happy - Pharrel Williams

Silly Love Songs - Wings

Shiny Happy People - REM

Don't have a HX Stomp, but do have a POD Go. It really depends on what you're after TBH. They are both excellent pieces of equipment that will offer the user more solutions than they were aware they had "problems" for. The HX Stomp is a compromise because of the footswitches & connectivity (compared to a Helix Rack / Floor / LT), but it offers the ability to have parallel processing (more than one chain of amps/effects/etc.). For extra footswitches, the HX Stomp XL is maybe a better option. However, if you're after a "simpler" setup, amp/cab model, a few effects, but no parallel processing, then the POD Go is ideal. Same amp/cab/effects models as the Helix (IIRC, there's only 3 or 4 effect models missing), same great sounds, but in a gig friendly format. Been using mine for a while now, and it's excellent. I was torn between getting a HX Stomp or the POD Go, and plumped for the POD Go, glad I did, because I think the extra features on the HX Stomp would end up causing more issues (constant tweaks & experiments, etc.), rather than working with the limitations and simply setting up a few great sounding patches, and then tweaking to suit.

Pork Soda - Primus Pork Chop's Little Ditty - Primus

The most likely suspect would be the earth wire.

Remember You're A Womble - The Wombles

More Human Than Human - White Zombie

But is still fabulous

Long Live Rock 'n' Roll - Rainbow

Yup, a lovely looking Ric.

Bought the Tobias Toby Deluxe from Boodang. Excellent communication and a top bloke to deal with. Lovely bass in great condition, nice case and a spare set of strings included. Tobias Toby Deluxe Ad

Bought a BDI21 off Zolotar a wee while back. As above, great communication & quick delivery.

Laugh In Your Face - Deviated Instinct

Because @BassApprenticesaid that the SB-2 was the best of the basses that were trialled. Then asks which one to get. Seems obvious. Get the SB-2.

+1 for either Dunlop Steels or D'Addario Pro Steels. However, something like the Elixir's or a Tapewound string might be kinder still?

Just get the SB2.

Must admit, I am a bit of a fan of the Ric 4001/4003 basses. Always wanted one, but it took me over 20 odd years, and many different basses before I got one. Unfortunately, I had to sell it because I needed the money at the time. Bought myself another Fender Jazz but it just didn't cut it after the Ric (had an MIM Jazz before I got the Ric). Sold it & bought a Rockinbetter, then another, then another. Two have gone now, and the remaining one is being used by my son. Thankfully, I managed to get a couple of replacements for the Rockinbetter's, thankfully 4003's. Been a big fan of Line6 stuff since the POD v2, and really impressed with the new POD Go.

In the Summertime - Mungo Jerry

As I'm sure you've guessed by now, everyone says "get a P bass". I'd suggest selling your least used of the two you have & get an "interim" P bass. Then sell the other bass, and start looking for "THE" P bass. You'll have a P bass you can tinker with (the "interim" one), and you can take your time finding the right P bass for you. Or buy a Ric. 🤣😉 (Joke)

Daydream Believer - The Monkees

Blur For You - Status Quo

1) Yes. Just to try it / see what the hype was about etc. 2) Yes. 3) Yes. 4) Yes. A couple of times. 5) Certainly delayed selling things for a while. 6) Yes. Only to realise that either it was not the right pedal. 7) No. Only ever had 1 board. Had a few spare pedals, but only 1 board. 8.) Yes. Though it wasn't that expensive at the time, they became more expensive as time went on. No regrets. 9) No. 10) Emoji keyboard shotcuts from the days when you had to type them in. Semi colon, close bracket. Colon capital D. 11) Yes. No.