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Thanks guys!

Thanks for the reply! I thought that I had a “complicated” setup… 😂 4 preamps in a pedalboard, wow! Thanks for the advice ps: it would be cool to see your pedalboard 😉

Hello guys, this is my pedalboard and I'm fairly happy with the sound possibilities that I have. IMG_3325.heic I am a session musician and 90% of the gigs, I use In Ear monitoring without an amp. The thing is that I have to play a LOT of genres and for some kinds of music something is missing... the "amp sound". Doing some research I found the Origin Effects Bass Rig Super Vintage (the Ampeg clone) and the thing might be the right tool for what I need. So, the question is: what if I let the Mesa (it's a always on type of pedal) for the main EQ and after that I use the Origin for amp and speaker simulation? Is it redundant? Just to explain the other EQ pedal in my board, I use it only for matching the volume of my basses and more or less like an onboard pre (when I need some equing like more low end or scooped sound). Thanks for the help and sorry for the English, obviously, it's not my main language.

Have you opened the amp and cleaned the fan? My old Puma 1000 had a fan that was very similar to a PC fan. I’d say that this is the first thing to do.

I understand you but why would you compress frequencies that you will cut after? Just my two cents… two compressors is the winning combination for sure. 👍

I use the compressor in the FX Loop on the Mesa Subway Plus DI (after EQ). I found that before the EQ, there where too many things I didn’t want to ear on my final sound (fret noise, string buzz and so on). When I placed the compressor after the EQ, my sound was much more natural and as I always wanted. I also noticed that I compress a lot less after EQ. For me, after the EQ is the way to go but it might be better if you try both ways and figure what’s good for you.

Confirmed! Those are early Bassculture stacked JB. Thank you all Guys

Thank you sir! I will ask him if you’re right 😉

Just tested with a magnet and definetly not a side by side humbucker. One pickup is N and the other is S

Awesome! Thank you sir. If I find something I’ll keep the post updated

I did. He told me that the bass was sold with Aguilar pickups but I don’t think that Aguilar make stacked coil pickups

Ahahahah thanks for the tip

Hi guys! A few months ago, I bought an amazing AV Bass AVJ5 secondhand. I'm very happy with the bass itself but the pickups somehow don't sound as I was expecting... Definitely don't sound like a normal J pickup, they have more a humbucker type sound. I know that these are stacked coil (people tend to say that stacked coils are more "soft" and have less highs that single coils) When I contacted Ales Vichodyl (btw very cool guy to deal with, couldn't be more happier), he told that the bass was sold with Aguilar pickups. I really doubt that these are Aguilar. Any ideas? Does anybody recognize the brand / maker or have any clue? Thank you for helping me on this