Skybone

If you play the MM more than the P & the J, then why not sell them to fund another MM. However, it might be worthwhile taking your time finding a new MM, try out a few before buying another one.

Ideascale: POD Go / Helix - More Bass Specific Models Please (ideascale.com)

Ideascale: POD Go / Helix - More Bass Specific Models Please (ideascale.com)

Rhythm is a Dancer - SNAP

Stairway to Heaven - Led Zeppelin

First rehearsal with the POD Go the other night, very pleased with how it sounded, though a lot louder than I thought, had to rein it in somewhat. Made a few tweaks on the fly, dead easy. Overall, very happy with it. Sounds superb.

Time Stand Still - Rush

Another Studio One Artist user. Used Cubase a lot in the past too.

Everyone's a Winner - Hot Chocolate

Decent drummers are like rocking horse droppings at the best of times, no matter where you live.

These Boots Are Made for Walking - Nancy Sinatra

The amp will be rated at 500w @ 4 Ohms probably. It'll be kicking out something like 300w @ 8 Ohms with the internal speaker(s).

Eight Miles High - The Byrds

I bought my Ashdown combo from Musik-Produktiv a while ago (pre-Brexit), and a darn fine amp it is too. The AMP 210-300, which is the old MAG Evo III. Thing is though, now that Brexit has fully kicked in, don't forget that buying from Europe will make you liable for import charges & tax, so they may not be as good a deal as you may think. MP are based in Germany. However... on the plus side, PMT are doing the very same amps at very good prices. The 2x10 is £279 & the 1x15 is £269. Not 500w, but 200+w of Ashdown goodness for a bargain price. Add an extension cab, and you'll have 300+w on tap, which will be more than enough for any situation. Not the lightest combos around, but sound great. The OriginAL 210-300 is £406, and that's a lightweight combo. I'm only using the combo, and it's more than enough to gig with. Shop For Ashdown Bass Combos | PMT Online

20th Century Boy - T-Rex

1999 - Prince

Fifteen Years - The Levellers

She's Like the Wind - Patrick Swayze

Tonight, Tonight - Smashing Pumpkins

Can't Get You Out Of My Head - Kylie

Which is why I think something like a Tech21 Bass Fly Rig v2 would be ideal. However, the OP seems set on the EBS MicroBass III. I have no doubts that it's a fine pedal, and will serve his purposes well.

My second bass was a Westone Raider, in the tasteful red & graphite colour scheme. It was a damn sight better than the Kay P bass boat anchor I had. Wanted a Thunder 1A, but finally managed to get one a good few years later. Brilliant bass, wish I hadn't sold it. Always lusted after a Thunder II or III, because of good old Henry Thomas on Rock School. The Westone and Aria Pro II SB's were THE basses of the 80's.

Lysergic Communion - Warhorse

Yup, TC Polytune Mini sounds like it should fit the bill.

The pedal that stopped me from looking for other solutions, even though there were other solutions available, was the Line6 POD HD500x (OK, probably cheating a wee bit as it's a multi-fx, but I used it for everything for over 5 years). It's only just been replaced by a POD Go, because there was a great deal on them.