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This 60 Cycle Hum video has a baritone played through 37 fuzz pedals (in sequence). From memory, a muff sounded best. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-z70yNGWGsQ

As Alex said above, a mid control muff would be great. I would definitely buy the Deluxe if I didn't already own several varients. Has an inbuilt noise gate too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hdLvka7XP_0

Reminiscent of the woman beheaded/Basement Jaxx: Where's your head at classic

Changed from metal to plastic a long time ago

Reverb tone report: "[food series] pedals suffer from tone-sucking bypass, laughably delicate switches and pots, and cheap plastic casings ... but for cool tones on the cheap, they are worth every penny."

You could rehouse the Behringer innards in the Boss case. Fish & Chips is good but equally fragile.

Behringer clone is £16.90 on Amazon

Just got this Bigsby pedal video in my yt recommendations; I expect it to be furiously expensive.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDJpjD5XQjA

I photographed one of the Beetham Tower penthouses, where the walls were slightly more than stretched canvas. They were retracting and pinned into the floor to create a modular living space, which was pretty cool, noise spill aside.

Bonkers layout on this flat - four bed, two of which are only accessible by walking through the shower room.

Agree that bantam poo is far smaller and less objectionable. Their eggs are only smaller by a little.

2: Leftovers will only ever be supplementary to expensive chicken feed.

4: There's quite an upfront cost on treatments and additives, but these last a long time. Worth having them before you need them, as awful waiting for the post when they're needed.

They're lovely pets, directly proportionally to the amount of time you spend with them. Look up breed characteristics and pick based on that. Some breeds are incompatible with others. They all need more space than you think.

I deliberately have a gentle mixed flock. Six hens give me 4-6 eggs most days, with periodic breaks for moulting, brooding etc.

They trust their keepers implicitly; you need to know how much of what food you can give them, and what minerals/supplements are needed to compensate e.g. certain veg makes them less able to process calcium.

Pick them up all the time. If you know how they normally feel, you'll spot a problem more readily.

We get foxes at night. I have a cage around their coop, buried into the ground, as a second layer of protection.

Those are the first things that came to mind - happy to answer any questions.

Good luck! You may recall I had just bought when we met in Oxford. This thread certainly helped me avoid a number of pitfalls.

That looks great! The LP/thinline combo really appeals too.

Yes, one certainly wouldn't travel to it. That delivery menu reflects location and customer base; it doesn't detract from their ability to make good pizza.

You want El Paso, 399 High Street, Cheltenham. It is not fine dining, but it is good pizza.

Looks amazing, love the clouds

I worry that my one-night stands or long-term partners would discern a difference and pass judgement accordingly.

Suspect we'd get a good deal on a group buy. Shall I start a list?

I gave my partner the barebones one. She uses the serrated edge a lot, which the niwaki lacks. Also, barebones is stainless, if that matters.

I bought a tin from the supplier too, which they said should be enough. I'm a bit wary of oil stains, but the popularity of terrazzo and the lack of disaster stories online suggests this may be unwarranted.

How have you sealed them? I've just spent a small fortune on terrazzo kitchen tiles.

Forgot all about the POG. Ideal, though not my preferred pedal price bracket.

There are so many good Chinese pedals now that I expect cheap just means that it takes ages to arrive.

I ended up getting a Behringer one for £3.

Clean octave continues to be the dream.

@Fatberg I recall you getting a Joyo octave fuzz a while ago. How do you find it? Can you engage the octave without the fuzz?

My cap arrived today too. A bit shallow as others have commented, tends to ride up off the head.

Thanks again to @lowbrows for organising and now chasing this up.

I've got quite a few plectri from concerts, both personalised and standard Tortex ones that I now can't identify. Prize one is Dimebag's.