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i have one - a great pedal, loads of options for sub drones, self accompaniment (no that isn't a euphemism!) etc etc etc If you can make it work for your situation you'll love it

having been able to give it a bit of welly, a) there is no volume drop whatsoever, and it is so much 'sweeter' than the 90 (i have an evh p90), and just 'right'

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new toys - just wow! and.... some beautiful sounds here!

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iirc the distribution of SD pups is through Aria. Therefore anyone that stocks aria basses should be able to order them

Trouble Slammer

rotos (50-110) for most of my basses. easily the most consistent set i've used. other basses have elixir, and i'm trying some Dunlops atm. over the years i've used Dadd's, elites, Fender, dr, la bella super steps, tomastik, warwick amongst others. i always come back to the rotos though

IIRC it's an update of the p bass lyte.

would i wear it? depends how much the gig is worth!

there are quite a few wd7s here! i have two!

Please do mate, sounds incredibly useful!

I'm told that it's pretty much the only boss pedal not to have had the components / board change over it's production run, making each pedal identical except cosmetically

highway to hell - incredibly sparse bass part!

9v, aa batteries 2 spare instrument cables spare Mike Spare Kettle lead fuses 13a, 5a, 3a minidisc player for intros / piped music cd backup for minidisc spare velcro cable ties pad of paper / pencil sharpie an emergency bar of chocolate (I'm diabetic!) gaffer tape business cards 4 way mains adaptor towel everything else is in other flightcases (PA, FX, Signal cables etc....)

w*nking over a Victor Wooten tune? surely VW does enough of that for everyone

I'm using a pork loin atm. it can do light grit really well. you'll have to play with the internal trim switches a little (a very easy thing to do!!), but there are some huge tones to be found here. the clean blend is invaluable

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boss ab2 homemade tb loop doubling as ab

over the years i have used a fair few wireless systems - AKG, Audio Technica, Nady Bass specific, Sennheiser. Then, as have many found here, discovered the x2 system (now rebranded as Line 6 relay g30) for me it was an absolute revelation. i get the exact sound from my bass with no issues with companding / expanding - which all analogue systems use. these can be found used for somewhere around the £120 - £130 mark (around £230 new) , and IMO and IME they are worth every penny.

Steve Harris, Distortion ? Don't think so! Never!