mattyb

I play one through an Ampeg 4x10 and it is most definitely louder than my previous 250watt solid state ampeg (something? I cant remember the model! Something with rack ears...) I think the secret for getting a good sound is to hit the front of it with a clean boost (or play an active bass perhaps?) Not enough to get over drive, but just a good volume jump. I play in a wedding band and at church with mine and it never struggles against a loud drummer and 2 30 watt valve orange guitar amps! My only complaint is that carrying a 4x10 to gigs for £100 a night is a pain... Maybe I should bite the bullet and get a MarkBass combo.

[quote name='xgsjx' timestamp='1406662235' post='2513562'] My moogs are coming up for sale soon. Only because I don't play anymore. [/quote] PM me a price! I've spotted some on ebay I'm watching too so it looks like this is happening!

[quote name='bakerster135' timestamp='1406634180' post='2513194'] Just get the Moog dude, it'll do exactly what you need. It is quite big, but not at all noisy. [/quote] Pretty sure thats where I'm going to end up... you might see a GR2 in the classifieds sooner or later!

I ended up grabbing a 3Leaf GR2 which sounds great but isn't exactly what I was looking for.... Would you guys rate the sound of the OC2 above an Octamizer? I have the latter but its definitely a different sound to the usual synth octave bass sound. Maybe I need to play with the filter knob a bit more to dial it in just right

[IMG]http://i59.tinypic.com/op7pm1.jpg[/IMG] Finally settled on this set up, signal chain goes: Bass : Jazz 5 > Pedalboard : TU2 > GR2 (Octamizer > Big Muff in the loop) > Rat tail > MXR Chorus > M5 > Milkbox > BDPG > Preamp : Avalon U5 > Amp : Ashdown LB30 I tried to put together a board that could produce pretty much any sound I might want for the music I play (P&W and a wedding band) and I finally think I have it covered! The only changes I can see in the near future would be a TAFM to replace the BBM and at some point way down the line a Darkglass VMTD and an H9 to replace the M5!

Thats for the info guys! I'm watching an MF101 on ebay so fingers crossed it stays reasonably priced! If, in the likely case, it is a bit out of my price range. How could a SA BEF Pro do at copping that vibe?

This is maybe a weird thing to add, but the whole dubstep wobble thing isn't what I'm looking for. More like, making my bass sound like a Synth. This jojo Mayer and nerve tone!

I'm looking for a bit of advise here, I mainly play praise and worship music and I'm looking for something to couple with an octave and drive for a subby synthy sound. I'm pretty sure a moogerfooger mf101 would do the job but they're huge and apparently hissy? I've got a budget of around £150, would the likes of an Aguilar twin filter or an MXR M82 do the job? Or a source audio BEF pro? I did have one of those briefly but flipped it pretty quick after it confusing the life out of me! Any help would be good thanks!