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Myself and the band are back to writing and I'm looking to branch out my playing a little more. Since I'm always singing while playing bass, I've always given myself plenty of breathing space to do both on stage but I'm really wanting to push myself into my interesting bass playing with the same amount of singing (it'll be tough) I've always been influenced by bassists like Nick Theineman of Young Widows, David W.m Sims of Jesus Lizard, Brian Cook of....Brian Cook, Nate Newton of Converge and NomeansNo but could never really figure out their scales, the style of playing I have down, just those pesky scales. Can anyone give me some scales that would be good to stick into a song, I'm playing in D standard, it's been about 4 years since I last looked at scales.

[quote name='Jonesy64' timestamp='1421178536' post='2658162'] You need my Ampeg SVT3Pro [/quote] Get the SVT 3 if you're looking for an all round good punk head, I've used mine for about a year and a half and it's awesome for that sort of thing. If you want a more Converge/Nate Newton tone, the Orange is great with a change of higher gain tubes and higher gain pups, it gets that tone pretty close without having to buy an AD200 and a Terrorverb.

I'm itching to get my hands on my Knightfall 66, should be soon now!

Being stuck in NI is pretty bad for trying interesting pedals, nothing's here. I think I might just pull the trigger on a single Knightfall instead of the 2

I've heard amazing things about it, like really really amazing things. So I'm thinking of ditching the Rat King for a softer(ish) sound. I'm wondering if the Knightfall can achieve the same bite and snarl as the Rat? Obviously a different sound but I still want that same harshness, just a little different! Can it be my sole dirt pedal?