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So do you eq differently for each track?

Response from drummer was that he really liked the bass and although it was less 'throaty' (my phrase - he describes it as less 'aggressive') than the Ibby, it sat so well in the mix. Was this a positive ‘less throaty’ or a negative ‘less throaty’. Be good to know what sound the band are gravitating to in terms of sound between the p and the j I.e is the bass more ‘supportive’ in the mix or more prominent in the mix.

AOU added and tone hammer switched to gig bag back up. Think this’ll be it for quite some time!!

An Aguilar Tone Hammer can do the ampeg thing in AGS mode and may have some added flexibility.

I have to admit I was reading Eoin’s ‘handle as Thor’s d*ck so was happy to learn I was wrong....Anyhow!! Smooth transaction and prompt payment. Deal with confidence!! thanks!

I'll chip in and suggest a Jule Monique

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TJ Spicer reviewed his on You Tube

I quite like the babicz bridge specifically the newer Z bridge but if you palm mute a lot the cams might not allow you to do that. I had one of the FCH Babicz bridges on a jazz bass and it was super easy to install and set up. A really solid design but like I say the way the cams work it might not facilitate palm muting but it does mean you can really fine tune your strings height.

It was me... I may do a cull later this year and gather some funds for other things so effectively keep a EADG 4 string and BEAD 4 string and shift everything else. Might not... but trying to prepare in advance and I know the BEAD thing works well for me and my style of playing - basic

Anyone near Newmarket that would be able to collect this and I could arrange shipping once you've got it? I don't have it yet but if my offer is accepted I'd happily take a punt on it for the money! Demo'd one in Edinburgh last week but they were asking £449 used!

It'd be safe to say the Stomp and this Fender are two very different devices very likely aimed at people on different stages of their Pedal Quest! I don't like to make sweeping generalisations but most of us where new to fx we wanted a couple of sounds we could switch in and out as needed before we went full Bootsy/dub step/synth engines. For a noob to effects Fender is recognised brand, the whole look of the unit is familiar (knobs and foot switches - no menus), not too intimidating and while a little perfunctory for the more tech/effects savvy it's a good workable set of options for the majority of us out doing the pub thing banging out the classics. I was playing a Stomp last week and its a nice unit. I'm happy with my admittedly minimal board and both the Fender or the Stomp could probably replace what I have but if I was unsure as a person new to fx and the Fender could do the simple stuff well it for £169 over the £400+ Stomp that might be enough. If was looking for the full gamut of fx, needed an interface for my pc/laptop, wanted an IEM type set up etc the Stomp would be the contender.

On your gig tonight how many effects will you use?

This looks like it's designed as a one stop unit for gigging bassists who don't have the desire to work with sub menus and presets or are terrified of them I bet even the most technophobe of bass players could gig this if handed it 5 minutes before a gig and make it sound decent and have 80% of the sounds/effects they needed on a regular gig It would be interesting to see if Fender expanded or made another version if sales were good. I know they already have the Bronco 40 as a practice modelling type amp if that was your thing - not gigable at 40w but again not designed as a gigging unit. Many of the multi fx users still keep a couple of specific pedals that they feel the multi's cant match so there comes a point where features for the sake of it becomes a bit moot ime. Fair play to Fender for taking a punt on the gigging bassist - it's not every pedal for every player but I'd love to be handed one before my gig tonight and hear what it can do.

RMI Basswitch - might be overkill but fully featured if you did need to incorporate additional pedals or a second bass. Much more affordable used if you can find one. Jacques is active on talkbass and Facebook.