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  1. I don't see any reason why what you've proposed wouldn't work, but I'd also be looking at a one-box solution - the Zooms mentioned would be one option, or e.g. the Line 6 HX Stomp/Stomp XL depending on how many switches you need/want.
  2. Yep, if you're ok buying used your money can go further, e.g. I've been eyeing this MXR over on Basschat: https://www.basschat.co.uk/topic/473796-mxr-clone-looper-£80-including-uk-shipping/
  3. Personally I wouldn't go for a single footswitch looper pedal -- your mileage may vary, but I found having to keep what the footswitch does at a given time in my head quite difficult. From your list, I'd probably go with the Mooer on that basis. (The Aeros looks nice but way over budget?)
  4. I have a Conkin 7 string guitar which has Sperzel locking tuners and a two-point trem, but I'm finding that when using the trem (gently, no Steve Vai acrobatics) the tuning is drifting pretty significantly almost immediately. I thought the point of locking tuners was to mitigate against this? I have had Floyd Rose types in the past that were rock solid, has that just distorted my expectations? The tuning is very stable if I leave the whammy bar alone...
  5. I'm a big fan of multi-fx in general and Line 6 ones in particular, having had a Pod X3 Live and now an HX Stomp, with the caveat that it does help to rtfm for your chosen unit. You get way more flexibility, although the learning curve may be steeper then with separate pedals. For me that's a good trade off.
  6. No, not a budget option, although they hold their value well in the used market. Looking elsewhere, I've not used a Zoom MFX since about 2002 but the Zoom G1 looks to have delay trails configurable per effect (see the delay/reverb sections in the effects list). I'd imagine the other Zoom models have similar. edit: slight correction -- it looks like only some delay models have the trails option.
  7. I believe this is configurable in the Line6 Helix line, see trails here.
  8. Yep, seems legit to me, here's one on the Jackson site. Note to self: you do not need a Jackson Kelly.
  9. Still available, and I may be more inclined to PX with cash your way now as the building work I was saving up for has just been indefinitely postponed...
  10. Did someone wash their PRS on too high a temparature? The wooden knobs and pickup covers, chunky looking backplate and freehand logo suggests a small independent builder to me -- I had thought Mayones but the logo's not right.
  11. Not short scale, and possibly offset in the wrong direction, but this popped up on Gumtree locally
  12. I learned the riffs a long time ago but I'm trying to get my picking hand back up to speed with Metallica's Creeping Death. I can just about manage Hetfield's part at 85% speed...
  13. More hollow than semi hollow, but maybe something like the Acoustosonic Jazzmaster?
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