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First one for over a month . Spent an hour in the day updating the pedalboard with recently bought George L plugs and cables , only to find no signal through them - no idea what I've done wrong , as followed the instructions . Gonna bin the cable as all cut to size , and start again . Put all my old patch leads in and OK . Also the new Bright Onion dual looper I got in June , but used for the first time last night , was dead through the loops . So I started the gig with a right cob on , put the pedal board back to old - that's about £120 I've just spunked down the drain . Not happy - still gig was good though he he

I prefer colouration . Also I've tried many of them , and they all sound different - so how can they all be transparent? Lovin my Edens again he he

[quote name='LukeFRC' timestamp='1380494430' post='2226274'] what you call this then? [/quote] If you set it alight and it's smoking , will it be called a Silk Cut?

I never watch it , but the wife and kids do . Must say though , I caught the last 15 or so minutes , and that last woman was fantastic

Someone's already replied he he

Was saving up for my dream Status and probably looking close to 3k . Although this thread is only about A.C. , it surely must make anyone think long and hard about a new build . Certainly made me think , and I'm not even questioning Rob's work .

Bass player was Henry Thomas I think , and the drummer was I think Geoff Nichols . Who I remember used to write a column in the much missed Making Music magazine .

I really like that

I'd have loved that . For my money , this bloke has got to be one of the most iconic musos of the modern age - for me , almost genius . He also comes across of one of lifes true gents

Bought some George L plugs and cables from Dave . Good guy to deal with - all up front and no hassles - good guy . Paul

[quote name='Kev' timestamp='1369898178' post='2093991'] It got the better of me. I have ordered... [/quote]you'll have to let us know what's this like , as I'm really tempted by this . It seems to me like all the synth pedals you need , but all in one .

Someone somewhere mentioned on thread like this before , changing your amp's 1/4 " jack input for a female XLR , just to stop anyone trying it on if you go to the other bar . Not many bass players carry a jack to XLR lead .

[quote][/quote] Badge of honour , that letter - well done . I'd love to have a letter like that about my band . Asking for a blow job between sets?

Bought a pedal off Ted . Good communication , and completely hassle free . Nice one Ted

That was my first thought - 5 string Stingray

Voodoo Lab 2 is what you need with the Pedaltrain . The holes in the board match the Voodoo Lab , which comes with brackets to secure it to the bottom of the board . They're sort of mated to each other . It's what I use . Just Google it . Paul

A one off , that's for sure . I heard a story years ago on Mark Lamaar tv or radio thing , about a time when some one went on stage to present him with metal award or something , and he wrestled it off the guy and attacked him with it , cause he assumed he was being attacked . He he Great country star that's for sure , but a piece of work times . Can't see the modern country guys being remembered in the same way .

Let us know what it's like , as I saw this on their web page , and thought it looked really nice .