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[quote name='yorick' post='710379' date='Jan 12 2010, 06:26 PM']Hi Mark... i've used it at rehearsals with two guitarists playing country rock, and i wasn't even at half way. Admittedly the drummer isn't the loudest!!![/quote] Thanks for the quick response! This seems to be exactly what I'd be looking for - not too expensive, but of high quality and with some mean power. It'd cost me around £900 for the head and cab, which is a fantastic price compared to some others in the market. Definitely have to have a shot of this sometime soon and see how it goes from there.

I'm really interested in both the head and cab. Is it loud enough to gig with?

[quote name='thisnameistaken' post='709569' date='Jan 11 2010, 11:06 PM']No decent Muffy fuzz on the M9 then?[/quote] Yeah I'm in agreement with deej, well certainly in terms of the fuzz effects. However, I do use the overdrive/tube overdrive in the unit, and have previously had some fun with a couple of the distortions so it's all about personal preference.

I've been at the perfect pedalboard game for a couple years now, but this seems to fit all my needs. The M9 is a total godsend. [url="http://img36.imageshack.us/i/dsc05937q.jpg/"][/url]

Are you after analog or digital? For digital, I think you can do no wrong with a Boss DD-6. If analog, I've heard good things about the EHX Memory Boy.

I used to have use a TU-2, but has since been made redundant due to the purchase of my Line 6 M9 which has a surprisingly fantastic, responsive in-built tuner. From my experience with the TU-2, I'd say it done the job however I think for buying new, there's better in the market. I found the TU-2 to sometimes be quite inaccurate.

Hey guys, I'm Mark. I'm from Cumbernauld, a town near Glasgow and have been playing bass for around four years. My gear can be found in my signature, so have a look if you're interested. Anyway, I'm glad to be here!