NoirBass

Can you share the patch you made?

Bought a couple of Mono Sleeve gig bags from Gareth. They arrived exactly when he said they would, and are in as new condition. Echoing the comments above it was a effortless purchase. I would not hesitate to deal with him again.

I think a pic would probably help as there were a few different tuner types at that time.

The Turbo RAT uses LED's in the clipping stage which gives a more aggressive distortion. I built one that had both standard and turbo clipping stages and I always tended to favor the turbo mode for bass. Both will cause the low end to drop a bit and are best used with a clean blend of your dry signal. Martin has a wealth of knowledge when it comes to electronics and builds exceptional pedals, so it's well worth contacting him too.

Hmmm, I've just been contacted by him too with regards to him selling me an amp. How do I let the mods know? Edit - now reported.

I've used the 500x a lot in the last few weeks and have got everything tweaked how I like on my main patches. I'm using the SVT, B-15 and GK amps sims and I have to say I'm mightily impressed. This is now my goto rig either with or without back line. I'm not going to bother with the helix for now as the 500x is doing all I need. Still haven't tried the 4 cable method yet, soon maybe.

Re. 4 cable method - I hadn't planned to, but now you've mentioned it maybe I will. I haven't tried the Hiwatt and Bassman amp models yet, I'm off to try them now.😀

With my regular band I'm using an IEM system and the XLR outs of the POD go straight to the PA, no amp. I have some gigs coming up with another band where I'll be using backline instead. I'm hoping for good things there too. I should add for anyone reading this that the Bass expansion pack is essential. Whilst you only get a couple of amps its enough to covers all the ground I need.

I've recently acquired a 500x and am really pleased with it. It sounds so much better than the previous PODs I've used. I'm also very impressed with the M series effects on board, a vast improvement on earlier versions. I found it much easier to setup using the software. HD edit is so much more concise and less glitchy than earlier line 6 software. My first gig with it was last night, which it performed perfectly. I shall be taking it along for the foreseeable future. My biggest concern is that if I like this as much as I do then the Helix has to be my next move. Time to start saving.

I've got an old BE5B that has an SD-1 circuit with a blend that sounds really good. I can only imagine the Waza will be a lot better, although I suspect it'll require blend with the clean sound for best results.

Nice, I'm liking the CE-1 modes.