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I can agree with what's been said above, but I've had my sovtek Bassballs on my board for some time now; and while it's pretty harsh and one sided on it's own I really like how it works along side a fuzz or another complimentary pedal that can utilise the scoop sound but kill the shrillness of the attack. I'd be quite upset to lose my Bassballs, as it's widened my horizons as to what kind of fuzz/distortions I can use to make the bass sit a little higher in the mix when used with my Precision. .

Hello. Ive been lurking here for quite some time, and I figured it's about time I did this. Gear wise, I have three basses. A jazz, a Precision and a Warwick Thumb. I've retired the Jazz to special occasions only as it's had a long hard life, and I've been ignoring the Thumb since I got the Precision. It's my main thumper at the minute and I've grown to love it after staying away from them for many years. I'm a Fender guy though and through. My amp is my trusty longstanding Mesa Boogie Bass400+ and am using custom made 1x15's (two of for practice and gigs) and a 2x12 cab for at home. I'm thoroughly enjoying my fuzzes and distortion in my band, so my pedal board changes regularly. I've been playing for about 18 years now and still have a lot to learn.

[URL=http://s147.photobucket.com/user/van_donk_III/media/fxbox3_zps9709bf9f.jpg.html][IMG]http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r309/van_donk_III/fxbox3_zps9709bf9f.jpg[/IMG][/URL] Noisy.

[URL=http://s147.photobucket.com/user/van_donk_III/media/gigrig_zpsed9e0b9b.jpg.html][IMG]http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r309/van_donk_III/gigrig_zpsed9e0b9b.jpg[/IMG][/URL] This is my current set up for playing and gigging. I've given the jazz time off as it's far too precious, and the Warwick thumb has lay dormant since I picked up this P bass.