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Entirely valid. I guess I'm just used to left handed listings making a very clear point of it. You know, because we're only bassists and can't be expected to tell right from left without some help That aside, the Shedua on that is a really quite special!

I know the pictures tell you all you need to know, but don't you find it odd that the listing here never once mentions that this is a left hand bass?

I miss that pedal. It has a really unique tone and sounds brutal!

I don't think I've ever seen one of these before... but I really like it! Very cool. How does it sound?

The Immerse is seriously good! I have the older version and it rocked. I not have Wet V4. Neunaber really do make the best reverb for bass! This trumps my Source Audio Collider and even the Iron Ether Nimbus on bass IMO. Super cool little board.

Honestly, I don't think I'd ever need more than +/- 2 octaves - I never have before. It's the presets, especially being able to switch between different presents with ease during a track that's really appealing.

Thanks, that's super useful!

Cheers! I'm torn at the moment between getting the 100 and the 1. In the past, whenever I've used pitch effects, I've always had them on a dedicated expression pedal, so the 100 feel like the natural choice for me, and the presets in it are an added bonus that I am likely to make use of. On the other hand, I have more expression pedal splitters than I can shake a stick at and it's not big issue to have the expression on my board also be used for pitch when I need it, so the XS-1 is temping for space saving and less money. Decisions, decisions.

Sounds good!

@thisisswanbon great list! Question, you listed a Joyo Patch Kommander. Do you mean a Hotone, or is it the Joyo PXL? Either way, how did you find it. I'm considering the switching route again, and am looking at some cheaper options before I go for a Quartermaster from GigRig again. Thanks!

Does it do the dive bombs as well as the Harmonist? I'd hope so, but worth asking given you're still using both rather than hopping between patches to do octave up and dive bomb! Thanks.

Sounds good. I have a Dacia Duster, and with the seats down it may as well be a Land Rover! I expect it'll be bass, amp, small cab, and whichever pedalboard I have assembled at the time, so not a great deal of gear.

Oh how I miss my Roscoes, especially the 32" Buckeye LG. Here are pics of a few of my old crop. There were two others also missing from list. I now have serious Roscoe GAS again.

Very old and slightly fuzzy photos of a GB Spitfire I owned circa 2009 for about 6 months. Incredible bass and one of very few Jazz style basses I've ever owned. This was Daphne blue with an off-white scratch plate, along with all the funky GB electronics, like a built in tuner and metronome.

How are you getting on with the XS-100? I see the Harmonist is still there as well...

Driving a whole hour for a bass bash!? How dedicated to you think I am... oh okay, I'm IN!

Purchased another pedal off my favourite pedal dealer. Addictive stuff this man is selling Flawless transaction as always! Thanks!

Purchased one of Luke’s Intermodulator pedals. Great comms, well packaged, arrived super fast. Very happy.

Purchased a Darkglass Pedal, arrived quickly, well packaged, and exactly as described! Many thanks!

I once had a custom tremolo from COG that was called the Bad Mamma Stamma Jamma, which I felt was a killer name… but I named it, so I’m biased.

Welcome back again again!

If you part with the Le Fay, first refusal please!

In that case, the amount of time I spend practicing is “not enough”.

Almost certainly!

I did this. Sold everything. Didn't pick up an instrument for 4 years. Eventually I got the itch again though - with no band or desire to be in one at the time - I just wanted to make noise again. It was the best thing I ever did, as I came back with a renewed interest and some real excitement for it. For me quitting ended up just being a break, but whatever it ends up being for you, as long as it gives you the mental headspace to feel good about it, that's all that matters!