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Everything posted by krispn
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I have a clean preamp patch. It’s the tube pre amp some para eq and comp. very clean and a great basic sound. If you fancy it message me. I’m at the airport just now but I’ll be back home later tonight and I can send you some screenshots so that
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…for now🤭😛
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That PSUbos a bit of a liability. They would have been better just doing a plug for each region rather than that clippy attachment stuff.
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Bummer as it is fookin huge sounding! So far I've had no issues and it has been working fine.
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Aye i was waiting for the phone to catch up with my laptop post
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I had the pedal board out for my first gig back since lock down last Sunday. I have been using my HX Stomp with IEM for pub gigs but as this was an outdoor thing and there was an amp provided I thought I'd pull the PB out as it's recently had a new addition... As ever the Basswitch is the brain of the board. I'm running the CAli 76TX in the series loop (always on) and the Fender Trapper drive (the golden coloured box) in the switchable mix loop with a 50/50 blend. I wasn't using the Redwitch Zeus for this gig, it's there for an 80's thing where I'm doing some octave down/synth type lines but I had the tuner in it's place in the Basswitch dedicated tuner out which keeps it out of the signal path. When the Zeus is on the board it goes in the mix loop and the drive pedal just gets slotted into the signal chain. The gain adds a bit of life to the octave sound. As @DiMarco said above it's all I really need on a gig and I would sometimes remove the Basswitch and put the HX Stomp in it's place using the FX loop on the Stomp - I use the 3M dual lock which is great stuff if you're removing pedals with any frequency to swap things about to suit the gig.
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My approach is pretty simply - read the manual and tweak the gear. If you can do both at the same time even better then get the gear out to a rehearsal or gig and listen because it’ll always be different at volume with other instruments etc. Twist knobs, press buttons, check inside for little dip switches (and taking note of their position if possible). I w alluded to this before but if your DAW has a decent graphic eq it’s really useful to see what’s happening with different kit. Obviously there’s more in-depth gear folks are using to chart curves etc but if you have the gear at home it’s worth doing. Consider it creative use of kit to learn more about your gear. I’ve not done it yet with my latest acquisition but I’m content that I can hear it working and don’t really need to do a deep dive with it just yet as I can hear it working and I dig it. I’ve always insisted that a manual, especially a well written one, is a real bonus to have with so much gear and not just pedals and amps. As for the buttons I just thought you’d have already experimented with those as part of the creative home use. I know you weren’t keen with the amp cab sims on the stomp etc cause you like your cab but it’s equally as worthwhile getting creative and running then via your rig as you may stumble upon some winning combination! Either way it sounds like you’re getting more added value now you’ve done a deep dive with the pedal and it’s always good to get insight from the guys at T21HQ
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That’s some quote!
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I suppose it goes to show that it’s probably better to experiment with a pedal and have the curiosity to engage a button rather than deciding that one won’t need the function assigned to it because of X, YY or Z
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Ahh even better how not to sound like Peter Hook!
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For anyone with a graphic eq I’m guessing that is his amps eq settings.
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Ha! Not a bad price I might place a bid 😀
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I’m surprised he’s not selling off minty versions of his new sig model for north of £1500 a pop
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https://fb.watch/7HyrlmBj-G/ Here’s a quick clip for a gig we had on Sunday. I was actually quite excited/nervous as I haven’t had a rehearsal with the band or played a gig since February 2020! I’ve not been able to wrangle shifts around at work since the regular pub gig started back a few weeks ago. Thankfully it passed with no major flaws except the three changes they made to three different songs at rehearsal- to be fair they only told me about the changes after we had played each song🤣 I’m sure there’s a way to embed the link but…
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Cheers. I’m guessing I could have cut and paste but fb isn’t really my thing. I was expecting a you tube type share button. 🤣 #GettingOld
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Gigged a BB424X today. Tamed the low end via my Basswitch and subtle cuts on the provided Fender Rumble combo. It’s a nice alternative to my jazz and comfortable to play. Not as skinny a neck on my jazz and a wee bit thicker than my p bass but overall pleasing! The P bass has the “B” neck which is probably the neck profile which really is a best fit for me. I’ve been told if you search on Facebook for ‘ EH32 Live ‘ you’ll see a clip!
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Pat has a great tone! Nice grind to it. I think he's been using rack SansAmps for th 25th Anni tour
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“The so called ‘Mr Travis’ sent the bass next day when I’d clearly requested same day delivery. He’s no Amazon that’s for sure! Speaking of Amazon don’t get me started on the packaging job either it took me absolutely ages to get off. By the time I’d unboxed it and then took off the multiple layers of protective bubblewrap I was knackered but dying to play the thing. The finish was much cleaner and brighter than the pictures so I wasn’t happy with his poor photography- he really should have sent higher definition images so points off again for that. However the worst was yet to come… The bass arrived extremely out of tune rendering it basically unplayable - until I had it tuned by a local guitar shop which was totally out of my way at least that was free of charge. Judging by the whispers and laughing at the shop thought this was unacceptable too!” P*ss taking aside Andy was a pleasure to deal with. The bass had a brand new Gotoh bridge fitted and it’s a lovely unit which suits the bass nicely. Super fast delivery, good comms, expertly packaged and cleaned and set up like the pro he is. thanks man 🥲
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Basschatter’s manage to sniff out just about every bass across all sales sites country wide 😀