I was listening to a review of that earlier, sounded good, but I never know if the reviewers of such things have been given free gear to make them sound as awesome as possible using other much more expensive gear. Thanks for confirming it aint a waste of money. Might buy one, but I'm mostly on the keys - for guitar I have the Line 6 Amplifi TT (and other stuff), the app for which against all odds continues to function all these years later - it cannot last tho.
The welcome deals appear when you haven't created an account and signed in. Their search engine is designed to be inaccurate and keep you tempted using cheap stuff you never requested or ever wanted, and it sends you results loosely based on what you're previously looked at and searched for. Fiendishly evil. Amazon did the same about 12 years ago. It stopped after I emailed jeff@amazon.com a long complaint. True story.
Sounds pretty good to me, much better proposition than a mini pedal reverb for only few quid more. M-WAVE do a lot of FX stuff, I linked to the multi FX above from them and this reverb look like another OEM product rebranded by few sellers.Nope, but this reverb sounds nice for the money. I haven't listened closely for noise yet - I bet that will happen via the power supply, if one is supplied.
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It seems to be a TC Hall Of Fame wannabe, doesn't sound nearly as good, but it's so damned cheap... NO! I refuse to be drawn into the game of constantly hunting for gear when I should be dreaming up tunes, when it's time. The latter is much harder.
I was signed in to the website in Chrome on both PCs so they 'know' ;-)
Get one. for £40 in UK it was a great buy, for under £25....buy one for everyone you know for Christmas...I was listening to a review of that earlier, sounded good, but I never know if the reviewers of such things have been given free gear to make them sound as awesome as possible using other much more expensive gear. Thanks for confirming it aint a waste of money. Might buy one, but I'm mostly on the keys - for guitar I have the Line 6 Amplifi TT (and other stuff), the app for which against all odds continues to function all these years later - it cannot last tho.
Who mentioned anything about "hundreds of feet" They illuminate 50/60 feet at best. and you need a bit of a spread, as pot holes arent always in your immediate path. Then theres speed of course, for example going down a hill.
The dude in the video excitedly whacking with Exposure in the woods mentioned 150 metres, which is 492.126 feet.
Yep, got that using four easily replaceable inexpensive headlights soldered to a big ebike battery. I don't go all that fast downhill, because mine's a 20" folding bike with v-brakes... about 32mph at most probably. How long does it take to avoid a pothole? Half a second? If so, I need to see about 23.7 feet of the road surface ahead, which I can. I'd have to be travelling at 279.6 mph to need a 492ft view provided by a bonkers bright retina roasting driver dazzling rozzer magnet of a floodlight, to avoid a freaking sinkhole made visible 1 second ahead. I didn't know Bosch ebikes went that fast TBH
If I want to repair headlights rather than replace: cheap new Pulse Width Modulator and/or buck converter - or component(s) thereof, or replacement LED bulb/panel. I hope you have the lighting solution you need.
A mate of mine brought a Chibson SJ200 lookalike along to the same pub we played at, very nice guitar, and I wouldn't dare chance a genuine Gibson now, partly because I think you pay an awful lot for the name, and partly the worry of buying a convincing fake, not to mention I am perfectly happy with my (licensed) Sigma Martin copy.
I agree, would love an original 60s/70s Fender Strat (I checked the serial number on my Fender Squier strat and it's a 1984 now classed as 'vintage'!), Gibson Les Paul (have Chibson) and Gibson 335 semi (have lovely Vantage cherry red copy from early 90s), but realistically now I would never spend £1000s on a new or new-old) guitar as new they're ridiculously overpriced and taking the ****. Only 'original' guitar I have is a Freshman Apollo OC2 electro-acoustic I got for 40th, a handmade beauty.
Have you seen these handlebar extensions?
I did look at these extension bars and similar but am going to try first of all smaller shifters to free up some space for headlight. Also looked at integrated brakes/shifter but they are still quite bulky.
OK, thanks for that, wasn't sure.
Just for info not all shifters / derailleurs have the same pull ratio. You can not use Shimano shifters with SRAM derailleurs etc. In the case of what you are trying to achieve there is no issue as all Shimano shifters and derailleurs have the same pull ratio.
