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John, just get the Cioks DC7 and call it a day

Excellent build quality, 7 outlets, 9,12,15,18v option on each outlet, expandable to 4 or 8 extra outlets, 5V USB outlet, loads of cables included, slim.

That 335 looks tasty!

My Tele that I built a few years back. She's a bit rough but sounds great. It's a mish mash of hardware, but they all go well. It has an old Bill Lawrence Keystone in the neck and an old Fender Deluxe 2000's pup in the bridge. TM bargain bin finds. It has a Mastery for the bridge and rock solid Goto...

Hi friends, fairly new around these parts. This is my DIY pedalboard made from MDF, rattle can black and some industrial Velcro from Bunnings :lol: I run this into a Fender ML212 which sounds fantastic. Axe of choice is a Tele. I also use a Les Paul for heavier songs. All powered by a Cioks 7 :thum...

I'm not familiar with the Volante so I can't compare. I'm sure they each have their strengths. The FF-1Y is definitely easy to tweak the sound as all the parameters are right in front of you. The learning curve isn't too high and no extra apps or pc needed. Thanks Rob. Yeah love it. Lots to tweak an...

Thanks Rob. Yeah love it. Lots to tweak and the sound is excellent and top notch quality. I came from a TC Flashback so this was a step up. I only use a handful of presets so haven't gone the midi route... yet. Hi friends, fairly new around these parts. This is my DIY pedalboard made from MDF, rattl...

Thanks mate. I was in the same position (still have my Kemper for at home play/record) but there's something wicked about stomping boxes and twiddling knobs. Hi friends, fairly new around these parts. This is my DIY pedalboard made from MDF, rattle can black and some industrial Velcro from Bunnings ...

Another vouch for Andrew and his quality pickups. He's a nice guy, top bloke. He's recently wound me a set of hot Tele pickups with a P90 in the neck for a new build.

Hi friends, fairly new around these parts. This is my DIY pedalboard made from MDF, rattle can black and some industrial Velcro from Bunnings :lol: I run this into a Fender ML212 which sounds fantastic. Axe of choice is a Tele. I also use a Les Paul for heavier songs. All powered by a Cioks 7 :thumb...