paul_5

Three boats down from the candy - Marillion

If you’re used to a MM bas then I’d probably opt for an active Jazz just to make swapping on a gig easier.

My main squeeze is fretless, but occasionally I need something with the little speed bumps on it for a different sound. It does feel a bit weird then.

I’m still in. I’ve bought a set of strings this year, and have made 4 new pedals without having to buy any new components too!

Just finished a Big Muff 2 using the veroboard layout on dirtboxlayouts and it's GREAT!!

Phooaarr!! 🥰

How about this banger from Timperley’s finest… Christmas is really fantastic - Frank Sidebottom

The best 5 string Jazz I ever played was a Blade. Superb!

Matisse me, please me - Scorpions

Nine Types of Industrial Pollution - Zappa

Maggie's Farm - Bob Dylan

I think the problem is that IEMs don't need as much distortion due to their frequency response - amp/cab pairings will inevitably cut some of the top end which will allow more dirt due to the bass not sounding as 'fizzy'.

DOD FX25, DOD FX25B, Q-Tron (big box) Q-Tron Mini, Q-Tron Nano, Q-tron +, Chunk Systems Agent 00Funk (a close second, but mostly because is sooooo much smaller), and a couple of Donner micro pedals (a purple one and a white one). All of them did what I needed them to, but the meatball is just incredibly flexible; I can set it for any sound from any bass.

Your concern is justified @al krow, the Meatball is the single best filter I've used in over 30 years of playing.