Sibob

....what have you found? I'm potentially looking to swap out a Boss pedal for an MXR pedal. As my board is setup at the moment, the boss pedal is taller than the pedals either side, so there can be some overlap in their inputs/outputs. However the MXR is exactly the same height, so if it's to work as a straight swap, I need the jacks to sit next to each other.....gonna need something pretty thin to make it fit I think. Cheers Si

Serek Midwestern in Walnut: Si

Yeah this was on my radar as the spec I’d love! I enquired about it a while ago (before other life events took me out of the purchasing market), but it came up too heavy at 4.6kg. Si

It doesn’t quite look it in your photo, but if you’re mentioning ‘metallic’, they did do a Pearl White. My previously mentioned early 90’s Encore (long gone) was Pearl White, and I recently found an analogue photo of it in its original, stock state: Si

I’m not sure we can call it a like-for-like comparison with the Noble if you need a 3rd party DI to go straight to board haha (good call on the Orchid though). I think they’re just very different beasts, this is a general use Pre, the Noble is a B-15 soundalike. I’d say the Noble is way more pedalboard friendly, it looks smaller than TBT and also powers 6 other pedals. But I’ve certainly heard good things tonally from TBT. Si

I’m with you, gimme a ‘B’ neck any day of the week. Si

I will own another US Lakkie 44-64 one day, but with their ‘tweener neck (B width, 1.6”). Si

Think this is my old one, did you get it from Classic & Cool Guitars @Hutton? Really nice bass! Si

Ano Gold, tort or black I think! Depends on your general anesthetic haha, I vibe with the more punky/rock side of life, so I’d be going black. Si

Typically the gig got cancelled because of illness, so at least I have a bit more time to test it. Thanks very much. Si

Thinking this should work ok?! Si

Hey all, I’m getting a bit confused with how to route the following. Quite simply I want to run one output completely dry out to my amp, and one output with an added Cab sim going to my DI for FOH (and my IEMs). Any thoughts? This is where I got to, but can’t test until I get to the gig, so would be helpful to get it right haha. Cheers Si

Yes, found that one, but would prefer not to vero, and I can't etch......so holding out for a PCB haha. Maybe I'll crack out Eagle again and see if I can lay it out. Been a few years though. Si

Amazing! Thanks for the above, I hadn’t seen those no. Si

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Has anyone found a good DIY kit for a cool Ring Mod pedal? Preferably a PCB, I’m not really set up for vero at the moment. Also maybe looking for a Phat Phuk B DIY PCB, but think that’s a little less likely, seen a couple of questionable vero layouts. I have googled, but incase anyone knows any other ideas lurking around. Thanks Si

Haha, yes a house (and more recently IVF) is exactly the reason why there’s not an MW2 5er on order for me. Great shout on moving it to the P position, right up my street, I shall keep that in mind for the future! Si

Oh that’s wonderful! I have a Midwestern 4 string and a 30” MW2 5er is my next want! Interesting pickup placement, what was your thinking on the shifted back neck pickup? Great choice on the unpainted neck too, really captures that 70’s Fender vibe! Si

Yeah I'd leave alone personally. Si

While the ABM's are still too big/heavy for my needs in their current format, I do have to say that the black EVO 5 is the best looking amp they've put out in the last 20+ years. Si

You’ll unlikely need a preamp/DI as the Duet will have an instrument level input (read: DI). With that in mind, a Preamp will just give you EQ flavour, which is fine, but almost always achievable within the DAW you’re using, which allows more mixing freedom. Based on your usage, I’d probably go with a fairly powerful laptop (I’d say a Mac Book with at least 16gb RAM). If you have the budget, get an additional screen for home use, that way you can work on a two screen setup at home, while also having a mobile setup via the laptop. Boom, sorted. At some point you’ll likely add an external hard drive for storage/backup, but you’re unlikely to need/want that immediately. I’d also recommend Logic as your DAW if you go Mac, cheap for what you get, and nicely scaleable from beginner to professional. Si

Sure, but seems like they're batch built, so I guess it would depend what the demand/sell-through was like on them. We shall see. Si

Wonder what the price point will be. Wish they were shortscale though. Si