Delamitri79

Hey folks So here's how I run my setup. I run a line from my bass to a boss tu3 tuner into an active DI that goes straight to desk on channel 10 and out the front, then, I take the link connection from that DI and run it into a boss EQ pedal and then into a radial sb1 active DI and into channel 9 on the desk and that doesn't go out front. I get an aux feed back to myself for in ears. So, channel 10 is for FOH and is mixed and sent out. No issues. Channel 9 is not sent out front but is mixed and EQ'd and sent back to me. So, I have the whole band mix in my ears and then I can EQ my own bass on the fly with boss EQ pedal and it won't affect FOH cos it's on channel 9. Am I causing a phase issue if I'm pulling the link from one DI into another from the same source (bass guitar)?? Cheers

Interesting that you go with the lmb 3. I had looked at it and said no because of the enhance knob. You say turn it off and no problem?

For me, I think the keeley pro is just that little too big. A bit like the markbass comp. I'd love to have the real estate but I'm in and out of different size venues every weekend and I need to be as compact as possible. The keeley bassist looks great tho

Unfortunately that'd be well out of my pricerange and to be honest I'd never pay that for any pedal but I'm sure it's fantastic. The mxr would be closer to where I'm at

I can find nothing bad being said about it. It's a serious contender

Hey. Wow that's a response 😂. Just a little about me. I'm currently with a busy wedding doing a mix of everything from country, Waltz, rock and pop. I play a 5 string g&l tribute going to a boss tuner to a boss EQ pedal to hopefully a compressor and then to a DI box straight to the desk and then a fees back to me for in ears. No amp. That's as complicated as my board is ever gonna be. I'm not an effects man. I don't want a million parameters to deal with but I want a little control/options available. I'd prefer as little noise as possible. I'm not after major compression, just a nice levelling out of my signal. I definitely want a pedal as that's how I've set out my stall for live gigging. I wouldn't consider myself an aggressive player but I do like to dig in a little for dynamics. In general I'm a journey man. I'm in it for the fun and love what I do. I'm lucky enough to be out at least 2/3 times a week. So far, what's tickling my fancy is the: Mxr m87 Empress blue sparkle EBS multicomp Keeley bass compressor TC electronic spectracomp

It's definitely a contender.

I've looked at a few of the really cheap pedals but I just can't see how they can produce something good at such low prices. Can ya give me a little review on it

The m87 is on the list for me. I've about 5 or 6 pedals at the moment which are constantly coming up as the ones to go for. I'm trying to narrow it down and balance out quality vs price etc

I havent seen that one before. ill defo check it out

im after more of a levelling "effect" to my signal. i want to control the higher peaks and bring up the quieter stuff.

the empress is the dream pedal man. bit of a financial stretch but could be worth the investment. its top of my wishlist but the price is killin me :)

Well folks I'm on the hunt for a good, noise free or low noise compressor pedal. I've done tons of reading. I've been on onvilabs page. I've watched loads of reviews and I'm no further on 😂 I want to get a decent quality compressor pedal that doesn't add too much noise to the signal. I'm not after major squishyness but do want a nice even tone across the frequency range. Im running a very simple setup. Boss tu3 - boss geb7 - compressor? - DI box to desk. Any suggestions that won't break the bank and sounds pretty good? Many thanks

Lads & ladies, honest opinions on the sire m2. Specifically the pickups and preamp. I'm looking for hot output. Cheers

Thank you very much for a very comprehensive and detailed answer. Much appreciated my friend 👍

Hey folks. If I run my L2500 tribute in passive mode, will the battery still drain?? Cheers