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I’m not a Joe Dart fan. But there is something very appealing to me about the III in black.

I didn't send mine back. It's too much fun and didn't cost much.

This reminded me of Steve Queralt's (Ride bass player) choice of bass in the studio vs live. https://www.musicradar.com/news/steve-queralt-talks-rides-weather-diaries-i-used-a-four-string-steinberger-bass-for-a-lot-of-the-recording

Same here.

It's been fun to play with, makes some great sounds with Low pass. Much more enjoyable sounds than I have managed to get out of my bassballs. It was a bit of an impulse buy and I didn't realise how huge it would be. I'll probably send it back and get something small. It does look cool and feels quality for the price. Even if it is giant.

Any tips on settings to try for a time poor Bass player would be gratefully recieved. Not looking for any specific, sound just want to see what it can do.

Mine has arrived. I will have a play tomorrow. (Although my feedback won't be that helpful as the only vaguely similar pedal I have used is a bassballs).

Since it’s my birthday this week. I’ve treated myself. Should arrive on Tuesday.

Hopefully it will turn up one day. I’m a big fan of your work. Still play the old 12inches every so often. Love the bass on ‘Never Lose That Feeling/Never Learn’. Saw you play at the Polytechnic of Wales. Great gig.

Check out the Sonic Cathedral label/promoter for new shoegaze acts and some of the original artists releasing new stuff. I’ve enjoyed listening Deary and BDRRM. I was a big shoegaze fan at the time as a teenager. Swervediver were definitely part of the scene. The bassist from Sweredriver has been on here trying to track down a stolen bass from back in the day.

Well, her long time bassist Amos Heller has worked with Darkglass to come up with this pretty cool sounding octave and drive pedal. https://www.darkglass.com/creation/kaamos/

Nice Cure sounds https://www.instagram.com/reel/DE5wMgMStbt/?igsh=NXB4NDZjbXR1ZHJ1 If I had the spare time to play with it, I would order one.

20% off Curtis Novak pups with a code from the Instagram.

If you like supporting wildlife If you like Warren Ellis If you like Flea (You probably like Basses) you might fancy this raffle https://www.ellispark.org (there is no obvious direct link , so you will need to scroll down while the homepage still has the raffle prizes).

I tried a 32 scale Manton at the Birmingham guitar show earlier this year. It was lovely and was very tempted to buy the one I tried or getting one made. I ended up getting a mid 80s Stingray. But would love to get a 32 scale Manton bass if I ever get another chance to shell out on a bass.

I have the standard Fender ss bag. But this is an interesting option I’ve just stumbled across. Other patterns available. But this pick show a mustang bass. https://www.homeoftone.co.uk/products/mother-mary-company-soft-case-gig-bag-kokomo-pre-order?_pos=1&_psq=Gig+bag&_ss=e&_v=1.0

Can't think of anything better than 'Pre-millennium Groove', but I would definitely go and watch you if you played around Cardiff.

one down, two to go

This pedal is seriously challenging my three rules of pedal purchases. 1) Simple, 2) 2nd hand, 3)£100 max (used to be £50 max). I love the aftershock but I've never delved into the Neuro editor.

I enjoyed this bbc documentary about them https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001ln6p

Loved Little Simz on the Pyramid stage just now.

I had a Bruce Thomas Profile Bass, for a while and it was great. There are lots of positive comments about this model on this site. Pretty sure I saw one for sale around this budget in the classifieds recently.

What about some Jessie Ware? Free Yourself has almost 30 million streams on Spotify so should be pretty recognisable.

The Fender one works well enough for me.