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krispn

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  1. Posted this ovwr on TB but thought I’d ask here too… I heard some say that the Fifteen is very addictive and playing along with IEM’s to prerecorded audio the bass and saturation just dissolves into the mix (my way of describing this is very food related thinking like “soul stock cube” or “bass roux”) The saturation fattens and thickens things and the tone blends into the whole ensemble. Have 15 owners found this to be a fair description of what’s happening with this pedal? I’ve always fancied trying the SV but the fifteen feels like it would suit my band (and playing style) better adding thickness without needing the brighter top end. As an example I run a ‘Four on the Floor low gain drive pedal with the HF dials back to about 2.4/2.8kHz for that type of reduced bite up top.
  2. But one pedal looks.so.sad😢
  3. I’d happily gig with just the one pedal as ultimately all I need is one bass tone. I did just get a modded Box Of War in the recent Wren and Cuff mystery sale (and it is a low mid monster- every time I’ve used it on a gig I’m immediately pulled back to big full on 90’s/00’s muff bass tones… I digress) I suppose I’d add a compressor and maybe a drive unit/BOW just to have some additional dirt flavour but I’m confident from what I’ve heard it can be set to respond well to dynamics so that would be fun getting more grind as you dig in or use a pick if the notion took?
  4. It’s more that I simply don’t need it 😀 I have a cab m with loads of great IR’s (really like the Mesa cabs pack) which really sound great for FOH/IEM mixes! Ultimately there’s just the fear of pedal board ego death. If one pedal can do what I need then everything else is redundant which I’ve loving and painstakingly curated over a few years. But yeah I’ll likely just buy one in jan when my Monzo 1p saving challenge finishes. I might even nab the matching compressor too.
  5. Bump now sold with a with compatible psu if needed. Treat yerself!
  6. I had a BB734 previously so happy with the few and vibe overall.
  7. Keep putting the fifteen into my basket then it calculates the vat and I panic and take it out again🥵
  8. Been looking at the BBP34 too as a ‘nice PJ’ but just wondering if it’s gas or if I should really check one out. That or a 434
  9. Reimagining of the classic 400 with ClassD power section from the Subway series Tube in the preamp and striped back eq options with no graphic.
  10. I’d love this but after digging about down the back of the sofa just a few ££££ short 😀
  11. Some of the captures/ models built in and a heap of captures from users on the cortex cloud. Same goes for IRs. You can upload your favs and save them/use them on the device
  12. Here’s a list of the bass specific built in gear. There’s a Loveyone Meatball filter too and some nice reverbs There are of course heaps of guitar specific drives, amps and cabs you can experiment with as well!
  13. Hey folks! The smaller footprint high quality modeller from Neural DSP. Got this from my guitarist who decided to go for a HX Stomp (he liked the screen). I’ve been playing around with this at home and on some gigs and as a fly rig it’s ideally suited to the gigging bassist needs. I’d set it up with a 4 gigging tones all based on classic amp models and captures from clean to dirty and the ability to add eq, compression, drive and effects as well as the latest version 2 captures all sounding even better than the initial set of bass presets which already sounded great. The app interface is quite straightforward and very easy to navigate and it’s super easy to use. Very conflicted but can’t keep this one I’m afraid. I’d been powering it from the USB C off my pedal board power brick but also from a 9v 500mA out and as you can see in the pic a usb power bank too. Very handy! Make no mistake this is a cracking unit which a huge amount of bass players would get lots of fun out of live especially if you gravitate a to 3-4 sounds on a gig. I’d been using it for IEM and direct to desk/FOH and taking a second out with no cab IR to my amp. Worked flawlessly. As this is a unit which can capture you can do this at home or download from the cloud so a heap of options already available to experiment with. Price includes uk shipping only. More pictures upon request and unit comes boxed.
  14. Been using my guitarist NC as he’s gone for a different effects unit. I’ve been impressed and this that it’s a wonderful choice for bass players. 4 presets is sufficient for many of us! I’ve not looked too deeply but there is a way to add a midi switcher and turn on or off individual fx too. Solid wee unit!
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