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Also shout out to everyone helping each other out. You guys are sound!

[quote name='NOTJORDANWALKER' timestamp='1405332195' post='2500787'] I don't have the best recordings yet but I'll try and get something when I go at the end of this month. Got a session with a mate of mine. The sound was [b]enormous[/b] when we tried it out though. [/quote] That'd be great man, be sure to hit me up. In the meantime if you have any rough youtube demos or anything you could link me to? Doesn't have to sound amazing, just something to get a rough idea.

Different strokes Uncle Psychosis.

Yo NOTJORDANWALKER, do you have any rough recordings or videos you can upload / send me? Be curious to see what this sounds like. It'll be way cheaper than buying the additional pedals I mentioned up there ^^^. Especially if theres no need for the EQ. Thanks man.

We used to just hang out and listen to music together when we were kids. Now I find having a Spotify playlist that anyone can edit and add tracks to is the best option. Obviously it has it's downsides because not everything is on Spotify, especially a lot of smaller bands. But for us it's definitely the best an easiest option.

I'm on a hunt for new 2 piece bands - ideally just bass and drums. Any genre. - Already know about Death From Above 1979, Japanther, Royal Blood, Lightening Bolt etc. Any I should check out?

Any fans of Wild Nothing on here? Great band and some incredible bass lines. However i'm struggling to work out how to play the song Shadow. It's pretty straight forward but I just can't work it out and i'm getting pretty frustrated. If anyone can help with tabs or a bit of guidance that'd be awesome. You can pretty much see exactly what he's playing on here... [i][url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OsE0mNv9VpY"]www.youtube.com/watch?v=OsE0mNv9VpY[/url][/i]

Amazing band. The vocals don't really do much for me but the sound of that Bass is incredible and the riffs are spot on. Setting up a 2 piece band with my drummer friend at the minute and was originally going to play guitar and cover the low end by splitting the signal and using a micro POG through a bass amp. However, upon hearing about these and doing a bit of research into other 2 piece bass and drum bands (surprisingly this isn't something I've ever properly looked into because I wasn't really into similar band set ups in the past) I've realised you can actually get a decent "full" sound and really cover all the ranges if you know what you're doing with your pedals. So yeah, currently looking into purchasing a Micro POG - plugging that into a Fuzz pedal and then onto an EQ pedal which will cut the low end and hopefully get a decent guitar sound through a vintage Fender combo. For the bass I intend on running it though my Sansamp and then straight into the Ashdown head. Any advice appreciated as i'm pretty new to the tech side and using pedal chains and want to make sure I'm buying the correct items and getting the most out of what i'm using.