Recent content by j4jenk

I would recommend you try a Zoom MS60-B. Erase/ignore all of the presets, and start with some tone shaping effects like the EQs preamps and maybe the Exciter. Once you get a tone you like, experiment with different effects like chorus, delay, octave etc.... Once you find some sounds you like...

It's funny how the same value equation seems to be applicable in all of the forums I frequent (Photography, RC Helicopters, Guns, ect....) More than I spent = overkill, crap you don't need. Less than I paid = cheapo, noob junk. Lots of confirmation bias........

Looks like the mixer works for you, but a lot of folks have reported good experiences with these: https://www.amazon.com/Rolls-PM50s-Personal-Monitor-Amplifier/dp/B00J14G7OO/ref=sr_1_13?keywords=Iem+amp&qid=1551740372&s=gateway&sr=8-13

I really loved the neck feel on the Jazz, which is why I brought it home in the first place. Thankfully, the neck feel on P is very similar to the Jazz. The P is slightly wider at the nut, but the only time I notice is if I put one down and then immediately pick the other one up. The biggest...

I've had mine for over a year. Mostly I play in church and I only use the scrambler with the drive on the third dot and the blend on the first. It's just enough to keep the tone from sounding too sterile, but stops well short sounding like there's an OD engaged. I don't use much OD or Fuzz...

I mostly play at church, and this setup was intended to allow me to get the same sound while practicing at home as I do on stage. I've been using this setup with the MS60B for about six months (replaced an older Chorus pedal). The rest have been on there over a year. I mostly play with a...

Long time lurker, but I was so excited about my new P bass that I finally got around to joining so I could post about it. I liked my Squier Vintage Modified Jazz Bass 70's so much, that I picked up the "matching" Classic Vibe P Bass 70's. I mostly play at Church and these sound good and feel...