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Finally picked up the bass! Hello my old friend :)

Yes the Zoom MS-60B's do sound excellent, I agree with you there Novarocker. It's small, robust and will certainly be able to last if you're thinking about taking it on the road touring. Another one I'm a fan of... if you're looking for a slightly larger, more expensive unit, is the BOSS...

This really depends on what kind of budget you have. If you're looking for a bass preamp which satisfies those with a lower budget, the Hartke Bass Attack 2 or MXR M81 will provide a good enough clean preamp boost. Otherwise, potentially take a look at the Gallien-Krueger PLEX...

Yeah the mxr m87 is a decent compressor pedal for bass, take a look at it in action And there's a nice article featuring all of the top compressor pedals for bass, with video demonstrations and prices here: Bass Compressor Pedals | 8 Best Compression Pedals for Bass 2018

I'd never heard of the Diamond BCP-1 before reading this thread. Have to say, after checking out the pedal in action I'm so very impressed! ()

All these years later and I'm still using my MXR M87 unit, it's been so reliable for me... Is anyone else still using theirs?

The Future Impact synth sounds incredible on bass; with the founder having worked for Akai and other great brands. It even emulates the legendary Akai Deep Impact processor, which is now discontinued. Take a look at this resource for more information : Invalid Link Removed

Interesting how no-one is really talking about the little MXR units, such as the MXR M87; Or even the Seymour Duncan studio bass. I've got the MXR M87 unit, as I found it through sustainpunch's bass compressor article which shows the top 8 compressor pedals... Would be useful for any noobies...

No you don't need to spend a lot of money; for example the TC Electronic SpectraComp is less than $100 and gets some good reviews. I don't personally own this pedal, but do some research and find out for yourself :)

I personally use the MXR M87 processor pedal, it's lightweight, durable and packs enough high quality compression when I play live, so you can hear the bass in the mix. I found it through this website here, advising on the best bass compressor pedals : SustainPunch.com