Jakub

I bought D. Lakin Bob Glaub bass from Roger. Great communication (with a good portion of witty humor ), and the bass was shipped bulletproof packed. 100% confidential seller, and highly recommended!

I know what you mean Chris. It allows you to build up your sound around your pedals. But I think that finding right overdrive is the most tricky part. BTW. how are you using your SansAmp PBDDI ? As a preamp or just like a versatile dirt pedal ?

I thank you all for your suggestions, and to be honest, I didn´t expect Behringer to pop up. But it seems it is just my prejudice against cheap brand...And to answer the question, why I didn´t get amp with a tube, it is simply because I found that particular Ad, the price was nice, so I grab it. But as I said, I miss that magic that tubes deliver, hence my hunt for nice OD pedal. So one more time, thanks for all answers, I think I should try those pedals somewhere to see which one suits my needs the best

Hey Nick, thanks for the answer ! I know that a lot of players would advice lot of different pedals, but I´d like to know mainly about those which people use to warm their SS sound up. Yeah, I´ve heard some good things about the SFT and I dig new design of it as well. OK, writing it down on my list

Hello fellow bassplayers ! I recently bought the Markbass Little Mark II because like a lot bassplayers I wanted to go lightweight and I found this Little Mark for a fair price, have heard a good things about them, etc... But here is my concern and I seek for an advice : I used to play through the Ashdown in the past and I loved its tubey/overdriven sound. Sadly, I had to sell it due to financial issues. When deciding on new amp I was quite indecisive. I wanted the Ashdown for a while, than some lightweight amp for a week, than Ash again and so on...You know it. So at the end 3 kilos of Markbass won, but I still miss the grit and the presence that drive gives to your sound, because as you all probably know Markbass amps are really clean and transparent sounding amps. So here´s the question : what overdrive pedal do you consider to have nice, natural, dynamic sound to it ? Does it pair well with a solid-state amp such as Markbass ? My experience with the overdrive pedals is quite limited, so excuse my ignorance please. Also, I´m aware, that no pedal would give me sound of an all-tube amp, but the Ashdown did very satisfying job with one single valve in preamp, so I believe that there must be a good pedal that sounds at least as good as Ashdown. Oh, and I play in 3-piece rock´n´roll band (influences like The Clash, The Jam, The Killers, The Strokes) in case you´d like to know. Thanks for every response in advance !!! Cheers, Jakub.

Hi all, I agree with what was said earlier, that there is a gap in a market, as a very few companies offer a smaller all-valve bass amp. From the top of my head I can really think only about EBS Classic 90... +1 on Ashdown making 100W version of Little Basstard. But there is a guy in Czech Republic, who is making handmade, point-to-point wired guitar and bass amps. Here´s the link : [url="http://www.hotamps.com/eng/bass-cabinets/bass-heads/"]http://www.hotamps.com/eng/bass-cabinets/bass-heads/[/url] He is making 300W, 200W and 100W bass heads. 100W head goes for slightly over 1000 €. If I was after all-tube bass amp, I´d really consider it as an option. BTW. this is my first post here, so hello everyone !