stewblack

Played a small festival in Wiltshire yesterday evening. Not much money but lovely to play out of doors in the sun. We bass players don't get much attention as a rule, but yesterday I had a couple of folk with kind words. The second guy was a keyboard player in awe of the sound of my bass. A Harley Benton jazz. He was quite right, it does sound awesome.

Wow. Basschat loved that reply so much it posted it many times!

I think it looks great. A breath of fresh air for pedal lovers who want the convenience of a single unit. However, an entire 1/4 of the unit dedicated to delays and reverbs makes it a no from Stew! I literally have no use for them. Unless I can reprogram that section. Can I?

Last night's board

If you decide to scratch the itch I recommend Affordaboard. Free post and based in the UK. Great company to deal with. I used it last night but really I need time with it. The seven controls interact in complex ways and I haven't nearly got my head around them!

Thank you. I'll try with some other basses

Thanks Phil. I'll try it again next week

Yes it's just feedback, but no I'm using an ordinary electric bass.

Sorry I wasn't clear - it's my usual amp I go straight into it and take a line out to the desk. I just wondered if monitors are sprinkled with a different kind of sauce to make them more suitable

I play a regular gig where the sound engineer changes and sometimes we get one less capable than the others. In order to make sure I can actually hear what I play I experimented last night with using a bass combo titled back in front of me, like a monitor. I figured I could increase my volume without affecting the front of house too much. It was fine. Mostly. The only issue was if I bent forward it howled. Now here's my question. Would a 'proper' monitor work better?