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[quote name='D major' timestamp='1329181214' post='1538557'] That would be most appreciated. I'm sticked to OC-2 --> MF102--> and so on setup but just curious about his pedals. Cheers. [/quote] Hey D, here's what he uses... "the exact signal chain is: EBS Multicomp>Oc2>Smooth Beaver Fuzz>Line6 M9 (Q Filter>Delay with Mod>some Chorus (can't remember which one)."

DV24/7 & GAK are £37.49, but I suppose you'll have postage to add to that. I don't understand how they've went up so much in the past year or 2! They was less than £30 when I got mine.

Bassist is called Michal Gorecki, he's over on a Facebook page called Organic Bass Wobble. Don't know what his kit is, but I could ask him if you want?

I suppose it depends on the octaver & how cleanly you play, but I don't have any trouble with the Boss OC-3 keeping up with any riffs that I play (& many solo pieces too). EHX HOG or POG will give you a HUGE sound, but they're not cheap.

That Tech21 unit looks of interest. I'm another for octave down & fuzz. If you can split the signal after the octaver & put 1 channel through your fuzz & then filter the clean so it just sounds like sub then blend back together.

[quote name='icastle' timestamp='1329076441' post='1536893'] I'll just stick a pillow up my jumper. [/quote] [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/167835-blues/page__view__findpost__p__1536362"]I think this could well be the Blues player's bass![/url]

I dare say that 10 or so boost pedals in a row should do the job. Not sure how it would sound, but if you used good quality pedals, cables & power supplies, then it would be an interesting experiment.

Yes, but everyone would need to be very very quiet.

I started off playing a lot of blues as a kid, but gave it up as I didn't want to end up fat.

Going by the curve on the back & how it fits to the contour of the body, I'd say it's made for the fatter bassist.

That's a good read. I need/want more FX!

I'd say pretty much the same as Letts did, or maybe octave, graphic, fuzz, chorus (usually OC before any other FX). But play around & find out what you like the sound of. Like Shep says, an enevelope filter is a useful thing for synth sounds.

Well as Brian's mum says, "That's disgusting!" (from Monty Python's Life of Brian)

[quote name='Bill Fitzmaurice' timestamp='1328888776' post='1534427'] It's what you pay to Ent or Sir Paul. Perhaps Sting. [/quote] That's what I thought it was.

Or is it maybe Lefties are more skilled with the bass & therefore don't need pedals?

Ummm.... Is it because left handed people find it harder to balance on one foot & press things with the other?

Remember that a left handed one might be even rarer & dearer!

Oh, another option is the Source Audio BEF (or if funds stretch, the BEF Pro). You can add a hot hand (like an expression pedal turned into a ring for your finger) & do anything from funk to dubstep. Worth looking at too.

I'm using your shudder, in the form of a CE-2. Doesn't actually belong to me, but it is a good chorus.

I'd say the 2 guys to ask would be Higgie or Pantherairsoft. Between them they've probably had every filter pedal ever made.

I've got the CMD102P & it does all my needs adequately. Keep your 2x10 & add it to it. Another option is just to get another MB2x10 or do what KK says.

^^ Good point. Worth checking your manual, the Little Mark heads have a jumper to make the DI Pre or Post.

You could take the DI out from the amp into any mixer that has a headphone socket. Just DON"T take a line from one of the speaker outs to anything other than a speaker.

Oh, & get entering the photo comp (sticky in Off Topic).

Not tried it but.... Upside: If it's a bigger cab, then you might get more bottom end & move more air. Downside: Different size driver/make of cab etc, could cause frequency issues where you lose certain notes as each cab cancels the other out. Either or: Might drastically alter your sound.