dudewheresmybass

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Oasis Blur Early Rush- nothing wrong with them I just can't get over the squeaky vocal. Much improved now

Butler and ward Jones and bonham Flea and smith

The dano transparent overdrive is a great pedal for bass. I'd also second the mentions of bass soul food, cm2, and glove ( running at 18v internally) I own all of these, and they all get a huge amount of use

Iirc, the thunderball is a clone of the ehx bass blogger. I wasn't hugely keen when I tried it. Have you thought about the ehx nano bass big muff? Similar sort of price and based around the Russian muff. Never tried the 3rat. Certain Rats do have a reputation for dropping low end. Might be worth trying them if you can first.

I've been doing iem only gigs for years. The mxr m80/81 is great, transparent, and the eq can be incredibly useful. The hartke bass attack is good, and works really well. It has the classic hartke sound on tap, and has an effects loop too. Behringer make a clone of the sansamp bddi, it's pretty good as long as you can get on with the ampeg tone. Edens wtdi is great but the gain is VERY sensitive. I own all of these and have used them all in anger. My first choice is always my mxr m80. Very versatile, and has a separate drive channel, which can sound awesome with judicious use of the blend control

My old dod fx25 can do a great dub by/ reggae tone. Set the sensitivity to max, and the filter won't open.

Definitely the epi. I paused and looked I'm not a trainspotter, honest!!

Done

I use a boss fv500h from time to time. Great feel, very similar to the eb. A lot cheaper too

It's called the idea band

I'm always on the rob when it comes to other players.. I watch intently trying to spot 'that cool thing' they do, and observe how they do it. I will then try to replicate it in my practice time. Once I have it under my fingers, I'll try it in a band situation ( as long as it's appropriate!) and if it adds to the vibe, it stays. If it doesn't, it gets saved for personal playing time.

Just Classic hillsong etc. it was the smaller of the two

My original board I reposted a few back was my church board

I played one a while back. It simply is one of the best p basses I have ever played. The sig/ livery bears no relation to the playability, but I simply won't endorse any kind of football club The sparkly blue model they're entry did had the same level of playability, and no extraneous logo. All I need to do now is find the cash!!!

Here ya go simonedward- [IMG]http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w262/dudewheresmybass/e652976c5b8866dc68f60e4372692826.jpg[/IMG]

I've been using an ibanez weeping demon for about 10 years or so. It's a wah which has settings for both bass and guitar, but I find I'm using the guitar setting as it really gives me the 'scream' I'm looking for.

Studiospares are doing a sennheiser channel 70 set for £125 at the mo. Reduced from £175 apparently

Blimey! My boards changed a fair bit since then!!!

Cheers Chris. I shall investigate further

I might be interested dependant on location

IMO they sound great. I use both regularly However I do run a slightly different signal chain to the norm. I run the organ outs to and ab box and through a kill switch to di and pa. in this pic you see it, but now I have changed ab to one of the fender branded mooers, and I've built my own mooer sized latching killswitch rather than using the boss ab with an empty channel. Also, the Dod bass overdrive has been replaced with an ehx bass soul food. [IMG]http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w262/dudewheresmybass/c9bf19250d9af0c0f245f0f6df3656e9.jpg[/IMG]

As an owner and bass based user of both b and c models, I think this also sounds great like the others However, I can't see myself using it in my contexts. Might be fun to try it, but I suspect it'll go no further than that for me