This is super strange. Either this guy fell asleep 20 years ago and just woke up or it's a Behringer representative or some shit. Either way wtf!

does the neck on the super sonic feel like the one in the old vista series?

Those squiers look amazing, would be very exiting 10 years ago, haven't really picked up a guitar in months...

I got the behringer 8 input one. It's awesome and only like 180, even if it breaks in 2 or 3 years it's still way cheaper than anything else with 8 inputs.

Has anyone tried one? how does it sound as an hifi speaker. I moved to the netherlands a couple of months ago, and still don't have anything other than headphones to listen to music, if this is decent it would be perfect for me, don't have a lot of space and is probably easy to get rid off if I move...

that fucking sucks dude... the line 6 m9 stuff is great. Never played any other recent stuff, but I think everything made these days is decent. You can always use an iphone or ipad for effects if you already got one.

Doog wrote:There's similar pedals out there already

sure, but I can't think of a simple that does this stuff, they all have 20 modes and 10 knobs and stuff like that, I only use 1/10 of my pitchfactor because of the excess of stuff it has.

cool! this is the first pedal to give me gas in a long long time!

for £575 you can get a used jc120... also is ss 40w enough to play with a drummer? I guess it might be. If it was cheaper and I could use it in a band I would definitely be interested.

This thread is making me sick. 08 strings and putting a bigsby in a jacgstang?! Some one call robroe to teach people some stuff.

Just have someone build you the dirt pedal you want with that option, or mod some pedal.

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btw, how different is the jag stang neck from a vista super sonic neck? I think you had both at some time. The super sonic is my fav neck ever.

awesome.

I love that tone, small amp distortion is the best! The only thing that got me close with a big amp was those wampler fender sounds pedals.

I didn't meant to be rude, if that's how it looked.

You need 1 transformer for evey 2 outs to have isolated ground in each one. For what I've seen of the insides, it only uses one transformer.

JohnnyTheBoy wrote: Each output is completely isolated and has short-circuit protection.

This is wrong.

I think the MS-20 and MiniBrute are too different to be compared directly. The MS-20 is flat-out a way more powerful studio instrument than either of the Brutes but I'd be worried about trying to program it live, unless I was doing improv sets. The MiniBrute with it's arpeggiator and full sized key...

That looks really pro! You should sell the 3dpt + jacks pcb, looks soo good and I don't think no one sells one like that

I kind of like it needs a black headstock