dudewheresmybass

Try Matt / train of thought on this very forum. If you would like to contact him directly pm me and I'll get his number to u

I'm currently using a pt mini, and a pitchblack on my boards.

Bought a catch o matic grabby stand from David. Thoroughly simple transaction. He's fantastic at packaging too! It took me at least 15 mins to get it unwrapped!! Yet another basschat good guy.

I'm doing pretty much the same in one of my bands. I use Dod fx91 for an always on light valvey drive B3k for more drive Mxr bfd for thick fuzzy stuff Ibanez weeping demon for wah Mxr black label chorus for .... Chorus And just for fun- a carbon copy for big endings

The more I learn his stuff, the more inspired I am. If you're in any doubt, look at the dots for orion

There is another thread somewhere about this. I talked with the a&r guy from ashdown about this at the bass show last year. Still waiting to see more than a production sample rhough

Doesn't the guy from pendulum have something similar?

As above- with a variety of settings/ tones too!

Isn't there a bass harmony machine? Can't recall the manufacturer though

All because he has a book out !

Apparently my cd is on the way- Looking forward to getting my hands on it! With maiden also confirmed for donington, it's been an awesome day!

Apart from the ernie ball, the boss fv500 is great. Really adjustable and costs less than the ernie It also has an exp out too, which works really well

After going through a few different pairs, I settled on a pair of Bose triport ie. Lovely sound although not isolating. Clear bass and great top end. To my ears they sound pretty transparent too

He also uses an me50 - the guitar one

Qp pups will definitely do the job. I have them in all of my builds. Growly, aggressive, with a ton of low end. Can often be found around here secondhand for £35-40

I've used the Marshall reflector to great effect. Costs around £80 new and 30-40 s/h A great solution at a reasonable cost

I've used mine in rocky/ metal bands, function bands and church worship bands. Sounded great and present in all siruations

The leading candidates will be the mxr as mentioned above- although I wouldn't describe it as clean per se, more growly. The ebs - new around £100 so s/h should be £60-£70. less growly than the mxr, and what I would call clean The dod octoplus- highly underrated pedal. The only octave I have found that gives you a tone control for the effected octave. Should be found for around £40 ish. Hth

I'll check mine too

Ive had two over the years- never had issue with the bridge. I would still much rather have the original bridge though