garyt

This beauty

Just added the Bass Rig and had to sacrifice the Darkglass Duality. The Bass Rig is my favourite pedal ever, perfect always on pedal.

I have this pedal. Can’t fault it.

The price is slightly high. Apart from the reputation and quality, the main reason I bought it, was because it was about the only unit with 6 outputs and fitted underneath a Metro board. It’ll probably do me for life now (hopefully).

Sorry , yes you did, should’ve read further down the chain. The Harley Benton pro looks a solid piece of kit as well. Good choice

For a Metro 20, you can’t go wrong with the Truetone CS6 as it can mount underneath.

The only right answer is to go to a guitar shop and try out a load of basses. The only challenge will be convincing yourself not to try those basses outside your price range .

I love Sandberg basses, love Rammstein, my favourite colour is black, so I had to get the Oli Riedel signature. I don’t have any opinions either way, and don’t own any other signature gear, but I do love this bass.

I saw Ed Sheeran at the O2 last Friday , and I Prevail at Wembley on Wednesday. Neither had a bassist, neither needed one.

I went to see Jinjer who were supporting Bullet For My Valentine at the Roundhouse. Jinjer are so technical they need a headline slot to ensure their sound is perfect. Still an excellent gig though. Eugene is an incredible bass player.

That’s a good run through of how you use your pedals. Gives it some context rather than looking at a picture of effects pedals.

Jinjer next week at Camden Roundhouse 🤘

What are the verdicts on these pedals from Bass Rig owners?

I saw Gojira on Wednesday night at the Ally Pally. I was expecting it to be good, but not that good. Flawless. 11/11.

I’ve still got the old Cube 30 as a practice / quiet rehearsal amp. If it was to pop its clogs I’d happily go for the new Micro Cube AND a Kantana 110. Roland / boss gear in this range has advanced so much it’s understandable that some of these old favourites end up discontinued