Recent content by JJS23

I'll gladly carry around my Heritage SVT and Heritage 810e to any gig for the sound I want. It's a small price to pay to give me the holy grail of tone (for me anyways).

The only 2 pedals I use are the Rodent (a rat clone) and Robo Boost (a gain boost) both made by Robo Pedals.

For me, at least. This is my dream rig!

Nice! Those play like a dream!

My favorite female, and also a top 3 bassist is Rebecca Burchette of Multicult. She has a killer tone and a rolling bass line style that I absolutely love. Her G&L is almost bigger than she is but she makes it sing.

My favorite is the Robo Pedals-the Rodent. Their made by the bassist for Multicult. She also make a big box version with sweep and a clipping switch. And every pedal has its own original art. Great low end, dirty but clear distortion, and easy to dial in. the Rodent Robocat (the big box version)

Not too long ago I met the bassist for one of my favorite bands Multicult Rebecca Burchette. I found out she makes rad pedals under the name Robo Pedals. So far I've picked up 3. A Rat straight Rat clone on steroids called the Rodent, a tweak able rat clone with clipping and sweep control called...

^check out the Robo Pedals Facebook page to see a bunch of the different pedals she's done.

The bassist Rebecca Burchette also make rad pedals. The company is Robo Pedals. I have a rat clone called the Rodent and it's by far the best I've used. And I've used just about all of them. I also have a Rat clone with clipping and sweep, and a MXR microamp gain boost clone. And the art work is...

Awesome! Thanks Jimmy!

I've been considering putting a set of these in my MIA Fender P for a noise rock project I'm starting. My current rig is the Precision into a Rusty Box-Blower Box- 97' svt IV pro-heritage svt 810e. The stock pups seem to have tin can mids, and piercingly brite highs. And I figured since...

I pre-ordered the loser addition vinyl earlier this week! Super excited.

New to TB but I found this thread immediately. These are probably my most influential noise rock bassists. In no particular order. Dave Curran-Unsane Kevin Rutmanis-Cows Mike Kunka-GodheadSilo Tony Bice-Johnboy