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No problem - PM'd to keep thread on topic :)

Thanks - pleased with how the grille cloth worked out :) Oh btw I got the weight wrong... it's 26lbs !!!! My 10 year old daughter can lift it :)

Thanks - Yes, I think it could the first with the lighter weight ply - 27 lbs!!

My back is safe! New lightweight rig (15kg total !!!) ShuttleMax 12.0 plus Barefaced Compact (pimped in 'salt & pepper' grille cloth - "push it real good" ;) ) I don't need a number, thanks.

This has been coming for a while... emailed them recently and was told it's just going into production. Seems like it will be at least a month or so before it's out on the street. If it lives up to the hype it could be a killer pedal but until we get to try it out no one knows. Few synths...

Thanks - think I'll try a couple out before buying

So, does that mean that there is no disadvantage to plugging a stompbox with an instrument level out into an effects loop designed for line level? If so, I'm worrying over nothing... but thought I'd read something about it adding noise?? A little knowledge is a dangerous thing ;)

But the reason I want to use it is to have effects on one channel (clean) that I can mix with the other non-effected channel (tube). Just provides more flexibility than going bass>stomp>instrument in which would apply effects to both channels. Hope this makes sense... If there aren't any...

I'd actually rather prefer smallish stompbox type multi-effects, as it will be easier to carry around - but far less of these have the line-out option :(

My GB ShuttleMax 12.0 is currently making its way across the atlantic and already I am thinking about effects units to go with it :rolleyes: Ideally I'd like a multi-effects unit that can plug into any one of the three effects loops :hyper: To do this I think they need to have a line level...

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I have a Mullard 12AT7 in the drive tube position - makes big difference to tone and makes EQ more responsive :)

thanks for the replies - think I'll give it a go... erm.... when I have some cash!

As you can probably tell by the thread title I'm thinking of getting an SX (Essex) short-scale jazz bass and would be looking to upgrade to a J-Retro or ACG EQ-02. Would appreciate if anyone can let me know if it's likely to fit (i.e. if the routing is the same size as a standard Fender...

Hi I think I know the answer anyway but.... I don't suppose any of your fretted Birdsongs would fancy a little new year trip across the Atlantic would they? Thanks Stu