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Yeah I love it! It's a big pedal,but it replaced a CogT65/Aguilar Octamiser/Valeton OC10 I had on my board at the same time. They were set to do the same thing, so the T70 technically takes less space 😂 I believe you've got one too Andy?

Always changing and always evolving! Or in my case,buying back pedals 've already sold because I've realised they were good. Sellers remorse had a terrible thing 😂 Current set up Cali76 CB - I've tried most of them and love this for versatility while still being intuitive to use. It has fantastic natural tone,which just makes you sound better 3 leaf Wonderlove envelope Filter- I'm utilising the loop in this. Effects can be put after the Filter input stage,but before the Filter. This means the dynamics of the filter are preserved. In the Filter loop is the Cog T70 triple Octave - 3 channel octaves with its own loop. Two separated T65 octaves which ive set 1 for a clean smooth octave and another for a synthy octave up sound, utilising the filters. It has a third "sub" channel which has no clean just octave. The filters can get this fairly close to the OC2 sound. The loop on this enables "parallel" octave so any effects used have the octave clean underneath, in this loop I have Crowther Prunes n Custard- very very dynamic and synthy fuzz Malleko Scrutator - Bit crusher/sample rate reducer - this has a built in static low pass/Hi pass filter, which can be used with expression pedal for filter sweeps. Any control can be assigned to the expression creating very funky/electronic sounds In series with the T70 Source Audio Gemini Chorus- 6 different sounds to switch between. Set for chorus/flanger/phaser/envelope phaser/resonator. A smorgasbord of modulatory goodness 😂 3 leaf Enabler - Pre amp/DI/headphone amp - primarily used was A very high quality headphone amp (with aux in) due to lockdown. I used to have one before and used as a pre/DI on large tours/theatre pits and sound engineers always remarked on how good the DI was (not something that happens often with these guys😂) so always wanted one back,as when I was last gigging I used IEM and intended to eventually go ampless. It's great for recording to, a very useful pedal. I've still got a EHX bass big muff nano,not currently on the board,which I'm considering selling,to soften the blow of recent purchases. It's a pedal I've always loved,So may just keep it. The last of my "greatest hits😂" to buy again will be an MXR bass envelope Filter. Great funky little filter,and different enough to The wonderlove,which is better for synth. Cheers for staying awake 😂

Mine too was very noisy! Which is a shame as it's a wonderful sounding octave with great tracking.

Ooof! That's a very sexy rig!!

I own a 424 and a P bass and I really wouldn't say the Yamaha is a darker sounding bass. Rotosound is one of the clankiest brightest strings ever! Massively aggressive (I think more high mids than airy treble). I've had flats on the 424 until recently (they got moved to the P) and I've put D'addaro XLs on and they sound fantastic. If you want very bright,but a nice sweet Treble then DR High Beams are the string.

+1 my favourite is the 3 leaf Enabler! I used one as a preamp for a while with a powered Bergantino IP112, fantastic sound. It's clean but has an organic warmth. I used it on a national tour and the sound engineer loved it. I very recentky got another, as Its also the best headphone amp I've ever had. Others I've owned/loved are EBS microbass2 - had this three times! Loads of useful features (headphone amp/Effects loop/AB switcher) as well as a lovely overdrive. The latest version incorporates a compressor and I think a tuner. Tech 21 VT bass DI - great sounding PRE/DI does warm/clean as well as the Ampeg ish tube tones into distortion if wanted.

Precision past and present! Only ever had four. 1- 2003 CIJ 62 precision in Fiesta Red -w chromes 2- Squier CV 5 string in sunburst w Labella LTF 3- 2013 Nate Mendel sig CAR with Aguilar 60s pickup and hipshot vintage bridge - W TI's 4 - current 2009 Highway one in classy black ,with a limelight tort guard - W EB cobalt flats