dudewheresmybass

the can can - bad manners

one bourbon, one scotch one beer - John Lee Hooker

glad it worked out for you in the end

did you mean the MA400?

heartbeat (in the night) - Thunderstick

hell awaits - slayer

20th century schizoid man - King crimson

woolly bully - bad manners etc

mack the knife - bobby darin

under the sea - Disney

supper's ready - Genesis

all the small things - Blink 182

i wanna be your dog - stooges

Faith healer - SAHB

cold gin - Kiss

14 years - GnR

sennheiser e835 It seems to suit me better than the trusty 58 (which I still own for emergencies lol)

eternal nightmare - Vio-lence

pop goes the weasel - trad

price tag - Jessie J

is it giving you a clean sound?

It does have a jack in as well

albatross - fleetwood mac

I use an EHX od glove for this kind of tone I have a generally grindy tone from my Bass soul food, but when I add the glove, it well and truly hits the spot through my marshall dbs rig I did try both the T21 and Joyo british sound - and it sounded muffled and indistinct to me. Iwould imagine that'll be down to the baked in eq curve

two things spring to mind - Firstly if there's a direct out from his channel, perhaps try that. secondly - something like the behringer micromon ma400 bing.com/ck/a?!&&p=74e88231ee84f1e5JmltdHM9MTY5NjIwNDgwMCZpZ3VpZD0xMWQ5MzNmMy03YmQ0LTYzY2QtMzQzMS0yMzVmN2FiNzYyNzAmaW5zaWQ9NTIyNg&ptn=3&hsh=3&fclid=11d933f3-7bd4-63cd-3431-235f7ab76270&psq=behringer+micromon&u=a1aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuYmVocmluZ2VyLmNvbS9wcm9kdWN0Lmh0bWw_bW9kZWxDb2RlPVAwNDkx&ntb=1 would provide facility to run his mike with a split to his iem, with some degree of volume adjustment