T-Rex Bass Juice

[fatman]

Hi. I’ve just bought a T-Rex Bass Juice and I can’t get any good sounds out of it. I’m looking for natural overdrive then fuzz when the boost is hit. Has anybody got one or used one and if so can you recommend any good settings. Any style will do.

Cheers, Fatman.

[1976fenderhead]

[quote name='fatman' post='13806' date='Jun 7 2007, 08:28 PM']Hi. I’ve just bought a T-Rex Bass Juice and I can’t get any good sounds out of it. I’m looking for natural overdrive then fuzz when the boost is hit. Has anybody got one or used one and if so can you recommend any good settings. Any style will do.

Cheers, Fatman.[/quote]

I always set gain on the 7th dot (counting from left). Everything else between 5th and 8th, depends on setup, room, band, etc, so this is pretty useless... You have to go with your ears! I use these settings with boost off and then turn it on in some sections.

In another band where I only use a much noiser distortion, I set tone around 11th and mix around 12th. Boost is always on in this case.

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Did you know that TCE license all their designs from Tresx? I didnt until today.

[1976fenderhead]

[quote name='Toasted' post='14892' date='Jun 10 2007, 12:53 AM']Did you know that TCE license all their designs from Tresx? I didnt until today.[/quote]

Sorry, what does that mean?

[1976fenderhead]

[quote name='Toasted' post='14892' date='Jun 10 2007, 12:53 AM']Did you know that TCE license all their designs from Tresx? I didnt until today.[/quote]

Wow, by what I just read, TCE vintage pedals are made by T-Rex, same specs as their pedals, just different cases and names!!???
So the Bass Juice is same as TCE Vintage Bass Dist... but a lot cheaper!!! Cool :-D

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Exactly

replica = vintage delay, etc.