Best comment 😂

They're all buried by this point under thumbs-downs that no longer show their count.

Thank you so much ♥️

​@@CiciVonStrangelove Always a treat to hear you play.

You're pathetic...

That is low key 🗝️ hilarious 😂

I want it primarily for bass but I also play a bit guitar…so it sound ideal for me

Thanks guys and gals.

If they're small they can be- as long as they're large enough I'm not hitting both buttons at once though- I'm good. I wish I could afford a Gigrig switching system- but man they're expensive. All switching systems are, I've yet to find an affordable one. You would think someone like Joyo would jump on that.

Presets!

You can add 2 button footswitch.

Use it for song tones, not switching within songs.

Stellar! I primarily use my mustang with it that has PJ pickups. Frequently find myself on the P pickup instead of the J

‘Haitch’ is a dialectal pronunciation, and so adheres to correct grammar for the relevant dialects.

@@herpyderpy4366 One of you is a diarrheactal, the other a diarectal.. (jus jokin' - I respect da grammar, he stated colloquially).

Haitch is a common estuarine mistake. I grew up with a lot of people who spoke like that and it stems from a misconception of how you spell the letter H; it's not a pronunciation thing.

@@pepmasters-999 If you don't stop being such a useless nerd, someone is going to beat you up- just for the fun of it. By the way- H is spelled "H" in the US- we're funny like that.

@@pepmasters-999 It's a common dialectal pronunciation found amongst a quarter of younger speakers in England (younger in this instance defined as born after 1982, so not *that* young), a majority of speakers in Ireland, and prominently found in Australia, as well as various other dialectal pockets in other countries. Its modern-incarnation is likely the result of h-insertion. Why it got inserted is neither here nor there-such is the nature of language: it shifts and changes according this idea or that, whether conscious or subconscious. After all, we call the letter ‘aitch’ and not ‘heta’ (you could go with other forms too, like ‘heth’, depending on where you consider the origin of the letter as it exists in modern use to be), but if we considered any change to the original form to be wrong, then ‘aitch’ is a mistake and ‘heta’ is correct. Language doesn't exist without shifting and swaying to the whims of speakers at any given moment-if not for uncountable ‘errors’, there would be no English (or any other modern language), just a single universal language (or a small collection of original languages if language arose more than once, but that's linguistically unknowable; either way though, nothing even close to modern language would exist). So the short of it is that ‘haitch’ is wrong according to the prestige dialect, because it isn't a part said dialect, but is correct according to the dialects that do incorporate it, because dialects adhere to their own grammar and features, and if a feature is used by a collective of speakers, then it is correct according to that dialect by the simple linguistic definition thereof.

First time seeing one?

I feel the same, Lee should be doing the playing..

They’ve addressed this. He’s on tour and will be back. CiCi is a hell of a player and belongs on Andertons just as much in my opinion.

Real class, man! Even posting something like that and being proud of it... what a disgrace

You might want to get your eyes checked if you think that's a rainbow. Or maybe you just can't see properly because your head's so far up your ass.

What an absolute prat.

I quite like his hair cut

As Larry Graham says black or blonde or nappy or fair you can't judge nobody by hair. We're all united by love of BASS