Rich

Having spent part of the day scratching my head while RTFMing and attempting to set up some patches, I think I'm definitely going to experiment with building this tiny board around the Zoomy gizmo. Yes I know the MS60 has a tuner on board, but I adore my old Korg DT-7 and trust it implicitly. I've yet to do an A/B comparison of the MS60's octave effect against the Boss OC-2, this will dictate whether or not the Boss goes on the board.

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I Love You (Call Me) - Aretha

... but the least said about the lot we supported a few years ago, the better...

If The Kids Are United - Sham 69

I've come to the same conclusion. Shame, because let's face it, who doesn't love having a new toy!

Union Of The Snake - Duran2

Thanks @Osiris, that's exactly what I need to know as you say, it's all just for a live setting where nobody will hear subtle nuance anyway..! I reckon if I make space on a board for a second pedal, then I can use the OC-2 if I need to. Or just leave the space empty. Either way, it's shaping up to be a nice little board.

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Trying hard to think of a reason not to get one.

Picked one of these up for next to now't a while ago and haven't got round to trying it out yet. My current live FX thingy is a Line 6 Pod XT Live, which works fine for what I want but it's frankly complete overkill given that I currently use only 4 effects/settings: octave, chorus, B-15 sim (for old-skool) and SVT sim (for grittier stuff). The XT does a good job of the sims, but the chorus isn't brilliant and the octave sucks TBH. My question is, are these four things available on the MS60-B, and are they good? Is its octave setting as good as an actual OC-2, for example? It'd be great if I could whittle my board down to just the Zoom, a volume pedal and a tuner, but should I consider using a separate octave pedal too? And will I need a degree in order to figure out how the Zoom works?

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That's Entertainment - The Jam

Good call, but I've still got half a mile of the reflective stuff left

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Now strung with Black Beauties, as suggested by @invertigo. I definitely think I'm going to try some white control knobs. So pleased with how this has turned out..! Thanks to @dave_bass5 and @Maude for your help, and to everyone who's not sick and tired of seeing the bloody thing by now

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