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<blockquote data-quote="Jordan Wolf" data-source="post: 35185" data-attributes="member: 316">Re: What to concentrate on - improving rig and skillsBennett,I&#039;m pretty sure the M350 is <a href="http://www.tcelectronic.com/default.asp?id=12196" target="_blank">still being made</a> - it was the previous version (M300) that was discontinued.&nbsp; Anyways, as an example for the OP: I got a nearly-mint M350 off of eBay for around $100, shipped to my door.&nbsp; I watched listings and waited, found one I thought I could haggle with, and put in a Best Offer; the seller took it.The only &quot;catch&quot; I found with this unit is that if you use a tap pedal like I do, the jack is TRS and can control both global mute and tap tempo.&nbsp; I had to swap connectors on my pedal to make it work properly.&nbsp; You may just want to go with a 2-pedal setup (make sure they are momentary, as in not &quot;latching&quot;) if you desire both controls (I just mute my FX send on the console).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jordan Wolf, post: 35185, member: 316"] Re: What to concentrate on - improving rig and skills Bennett, I'm pretty sure the M350 is [URL="http://www.tcelectronic.com/default.asp?id=12196"]still being made[/URL] - it was the previous version (M300) that was discontinued. Anyways, as an example for the OP: I got a nearly-mint M350 off of eBay for around $100, shipped to my door. I watched listings and waited, found one I thought I could haggle with, and put in a Best Offer; the seller took it. The only "catch" I found with this unit is that if you use a tap pedal like I do, the jack is TRS and can control both global mute and tap tempo. I had to swap connectors on my pedal to make it work properly. You may just want to go with a 2-pedal setup (make sure they are momentary, as in not "latching") if you desire both controls (I just mute my FX send on the console). [/QUOTE]

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