spyder

Mine is coming Monday morning. 😀 Had to pay £55 customs charge.☹️

I love his text... So many people have looked at it he has put the price up? From the ad.... This bass has been cut down to reduce its weight. It sounds the same but is much lighter. It is a copy of a fender, the strings are coated to reduce squeak and there are gold look hand rests [ removable ] Would suit an extrovert someone looking for something unusual You are welcome to come and try it out. As with all my ads if its on its here so dont time waste. I have increased the asking price owing to the unprecedented number of people looking at it, but feel free to make an offer

https://www.facebook.com/share/16VSpnBZ34/ I'm speechless.

Anyone received the BigMuff 2 yet? Can you give us a quick review?

Can we get a quick review of the Big Muff 2. I'm still waiting for mine here in the UK.

Your description is spot on. I couldn't of put it better. I simply can't turn mine off.

Sub and compressor off for me. The drive is very good at adding some hair to your bass sound.

I paid full price when it came out and I haven't regretted paying such a large amount for it. I use it everyday and every gig.

As above. ^ This is exactly how I treat the Bassrig 15, as an always on replacement for a stage amplifier. I always Di and use iem as my backline / monitor system.

Very sad news.☹️

I always put a small amount of reverb through the iem feeds. It adds an extra dimension that really helps the bass sit in the mix.

I gave in and ordered one from JHS last night. Hopefully it will arrive before Christmas day. 🎶🎶🎶

I built a small pedal board around the Bassrig 15 for my 80s - 90s cover band.

I use a very simple setup. Bass > Becos Compressor > Supro Chorus > Bassrig 15.

It is very lush. Thick squishy syrupy lush sound.🎶🎶

No the Supro Chorus has no transformer. It does have a super analog warm type chorus sound complete with pure analog hiss. To be honest the hiss is not noticeable while playing but it ain't silent. Because it has two bucket brigade chips it produces a warm swirling sound if the dimension knob is used. Very 1980s.

It's a 9v battery power supply. No need to plug into anything at a gig. Just charge up and go.

I've not had a pedal board for sometime but after buying the Origin Effects BR15 a few weeks ago I thought it rude not to build one around my new di / preamp. A simple board comprising an analog chorus into a compressor and then straight into the preamp / Di.

A non scientific test. Pink noise from YouTube thru tablet into Origin Effects Bassrig 15 into Midas MR18 mixer with EQ bypassed. 1. Pedal off / bypassed. 2. Pedal on with cab SIM OFF tone controls at 12 o'clock. 3. Pedal on with cab SIM ON tone controls at 12 o'clock (mid position). 4. Pedal on with cab SIM ON tone controls at 6 o'clock (full).

Another successful gig last night using the BR15. I had to turn the bass up to 5 o'clock and the treble to 3 o'clock to balance the sound through the PA and it sounded fantastic. The EQ on the mixer was set completely flat so I could check out how the pedal responded.

Yes. I've used it for 2 rehearsals, one Church gig and one Pub gig. With another pub gig tomorrow evening. On all occasions it preformed as expected, a warm vintage sound that just sits in the mix so well. My iem mix and playing feel sounds like I'm using a 'real' amp. It's a definite keeper and I've sold off all my other preamp pedals because the BR15 is all I need. Highly recommended. 🎶🎶🎶🎶

I've just ordered one of these.... https://www.thomann.de/gb/supro_1307_chorus.htm At only £67 it's a bargain, over £100 off the UK price.

And mine....

That is exactly what I did yesterday. I took the amp out from the pedal into an active DI and straight into the PA. Switching between the pedal Di out and the pedal amp out there was no difference.