Rollin Thunder

I had a Le bass and replaced it with the Revolt. Both are great would say they are different rather than one is better than the other. I do miss the hot/cold fusion in the Le Bass, I used to get a great hot tube amp grind in hot fusion which I can’t get from the Revolt. channel A on the Revolt is revoiced (Ampeg style) and is better than the Le Bass channel A, but it is very clean Channel B (Marshall super bass) is really good as well. Channel c is great fun and super heavy aggressive but not really used by me except for a bit of fun. it’s a shame you cannot blend A with C as the channel C blend is just dry bass ( which is fine) and I wish they had kept the Fusion option as I do miss that. Overall Revolt is slightly better sounding on all 3 channels, but the Le Bass was more flexible for a more bespoke sound. You won’t go Wrong with the Revolt, it’s straight out of the box everything at 12 sounds are all great and it won’t disappoint, but if you really miss the Le Bass features like Fusion you may want to look for one second hand.

Spark at 100% and Mojo at 50% both sound great, mojo at 25-30% i reckon would sound the best

I owned a Battalion once, nice little prdal as a low mid budget pedal. Get nice tone from it. The drive is an acquired taste its harsh but with blend dualled back can get some subtle grit. Compressor ok will do a job if you just want some light always on compressor. Had some amps with built in compressor as well and they i would say are the same just ok.Think if you really want good compression with more defined dynamics even in pedal form you wont get it in a preamp, be better with a keeley bass or Seymour duncan bass compressor, both under £200. The MXR M80 i would say is better than the battalion but its a bit more money and no compressor. if you have a larger budget The Two notes revolt bass is very underrated, real tube built in so has more natural compression & Dynamics on channel A & B but no dedicated compressor.

I only bought one, which i like so here it is.

Beauty love my Mojito Sr1200 Ibby ( or the chocolate lime as i like to call it) striking colours in the ibby range

Good this, Never heard this before today

Two notes le bass or revolt bass real tube built in multi channels fraction of the cost from well known brand. Cannot recommend either enough if you want that real tube bass magic

I’m thinking of switching to sone EMG pick ups on my ELECTRA II TT4. What would you suggest/any advice on what to get as they have so many sets on EMG website.

Nice this arrived from Andertons today, only had it a couple of hours and enjoying playing with it. Its lovely cute looking artwork as-well. Massive range and head room, slight boost up to 9 o clock 9-12 subtle warm break up after 12 into heavier but responsive overdrive after 3 starts getting more full on distortion. It seems dynamic response is the main selling point on this pedal and its superb at that, when dig in. need to find the sweet spot for the tone. You do start to loose a little low end at higher gain and higher tone, but not massively and all bass distortions do that. Tone seems more boost only so seems to suit being off altogether or up to 11oclock. For me anyway. highly recommended this for anyone one wanting a highly responsive dig in low grit but it also can work hard. link to manufacture https://animalspedal.us/products/animals-pedal-surfing-polar-bear-bass-overdrive-mod-by-bjf

Two notes Revolt, channel A clean channel, real Tube inside, gain master Treble and bass sounds so nice everything at 12 or 12-2pm (other settings available) bonus if 2 extra channels should you need an alternative channel B Marshall super base style, channel C sone crazy modern metal overdrive. But worth it for the Clean for a Noble esq sound Gain at 12-2 bass at 2 Treble 11-12. I get a better Noble sound than the Helix Noble patch, the Tube gives you that warm dynamic.