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Dingwall Owners Club

That's fair enough. I have wanted to give the amp overdrive a try along with a few of my more aggressive pedals (thinking the Alpha Omega here) to see how it feels and to what extent the drive changes. I'll have to have a bit of a play around with the compressor and drives and report back.

Also, just spent an hour researching Jule Amps - what have I done to myself....
Yes, I was just curious if you had tried it as I have heard several comments of folks liking it a lot. I did try one of the distortions just to see what it did but my style of playing is clean and doesn't require that. I did also order myself one of the new alpha-omega ultras but anticipate using only in the studio for a couple of songs I have in mind and probably not live.
 
That's my dream rig. I've got the fEARfuls, but moving up to the Monique stuff is a big pill to swallow. Someday...

I did it in bits and pieces. I bought in with a Monique back in 2012 with one of the pre-orders of the first rackmounts. That had a discount associated with it and I used it with a Peavey IPR3000 power amp. Which made the setup while not a 'bargain' not horrible either.
 
Seems like there's a lot of love around here for the Jule Amps Monique too...or is that just me?
Absolutely! Anybody who has ever played one will tell you that they love it. Count me as one of those.
I also have a 1966 Ampeg B-15N, which I am very fond of too. But my instrument cable is pretty much permanently stuck in the front of the Monique, and I don't find myself ever wanting to move it.
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Seems like there's a lot of love around here for the Jule Amps Monique too...or is that just me?

Yeah, lots of guys using Dave's cabs and Jule's preamp/amps. Embarrassingly, I forgot to plug my 15/6 in the other day (we also use IEM, so...) and just had my sub running. The sound engineer loved it, and at half my usual volume. ;)
 
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The big stack is gone, but not forgotten. 15/6/1’s. I shrunk it down to this. 12/6 cubes. For most things, one is plenty.

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If you have any DIY inclination, building a fEarful or two is hugely satisfying. Plans are free, Greenboy’s generous gift to DIY cab builders. Check out his website for plans, build threads, and a community of builders.

Speaker Hardware has organized everything you need for one stop shopping. What used to be a scavenger hunt is now a neat package, and with various levels of DIY. Not a wood worker, no shop space or no tools? Pre joined flat pack cabinets. Crossovers sound like voodoo? Buy it pre assembled.

Or you can get a fEarless from an authorized builder and just open the box and plug it in.
 
Kind of a derail..sorry....I'm curious to the DINGWALL pedalboard users (assuming they're not a trade secret),....I have 3 Dingwalls...a PJ, a P and a custom ABZ. (All passive) Absolutely loving them (obv), I did find I was in need of a dirtier tone from time to time....so I ended up getting "brand X", for that dirt. The Dingwalls just play so much easier and nicer for my carpal tunnel.
Soooo...embarrassingly to admit...not sure why I hadn't.....but I JUST got into using some pedals. I am blown away by the change...I now have the ease of play..AND the dirty gritty tone. (I know, this is nothing new to you guys.lol) I ended up getting a Tech21 Sansamp, a Diamond bass compressor and an EHX Bass Soul Food pedal (with my old beat buddy)..... I "attempt" to play mostly rock/blues...
So...if you guys could limit the pedals to say 4 or 5 max...which are your MUST have's? And why?....I ask this speaking mostly to the Super Series PASSIVE guys...but open to replies. Thx :)
 
Kind of a derail..sorry....I'm curious to the DINGWALL pedalboard users (assuming they're not a trade secret),....I have 3 Dingwalls...a PJ, a P and a custom ABZ. (All passive) Absolutely loving them (obv), I did find I was in need of a dirtier tone from time to time....so I ended up getting "brand X", for that dirt. The Dingwalls just play so much easier and nicer for my carpal tunnel.
Soooo...embarrassingly to admit...not sure why I hadn't.....but I JUST got into using some pedals. I am blown away by the change...I now have the ease of play..AND the dirty gritty tone. (I know, this is nothing new to you guys.lol) I ended up getting a Tech21 Sansamp, a Diamond bass compressor and an EHX Bass Soul Food pedal (with my old beat buddy)..... I "attempt" to play mostly rock/blues...
So...if you guys could limit the pedals to say 4 or 5 max...which are your MUST have's? And why?....I ask this speaking mostly to the Super Series PASSIVE guys...but open to replies. Thx :)
Dude, I could’ve hooked you up with a Diamond BCP-1. But I can still recommend a DSM OmniCabSim Deluxe. Great with passive basses. Pm’ing you.
 
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So...if you guys could limit the pedals to say 4 or 5 max...which are your MUST have's? And why?....I ask this speaking mostly to the Super Series PASSIVE guys...but open to replies. Thx :)

For me that would be a compressor, octave, dirt, and EQ/tonal enhancement.

Comp: Keeley Bassist. Super simple to use and sounds fantastic
Octave: 3Leaf Octabrve Mini. It's an improved Boss OC-2. It does everything the OC-2 does, and more, better.
Dirt: Changes frequently. I've been running a Solidgoldfx Beta DLX for a while. It's got a lot of options and gives me two different sounds from one pedal.
EQ/Tonal Enhancement: Basswitch Sonic Spark. It gives me a killer phat reggae bass tone with the push of a button, which is a big change from my usual aggressive & growly tone I get.
 
For me that would be a compressor, octave, dirt, and EQ/tonal enhancement.

Comp: Keeley Bassist. Super simple to use and sounds fantastic
Octave: 3Leaf Octabrve Mini. It's an improved Boss OC-2. It does everything the OC-2 does, and more, better.
Dirt: Changes frequently. I've been running a Solidgoldfx Beta DLX for a while. It's got a lot of options and gives me two different sounds from one pedal.
EQ/Tonal Enhancement: Basswitch Sonic Spark. It gives me a killer phat reggae bass tone with the push of a button, which is a big change from my usual aggressive & growly tone I get.
Which Model (s), are you running these through. Thx :)
 
Kind of a derail..sorry....I'm curious to the DINGWALL pedalboard users (assuming they're not a trade secret),....I have 3 Dingwalls...a PJ, a P and a custom ABZ. (All passive) Absolutely loving them (obv), I did find I was in need of a dirtier tone from time to time....so I ended up getting "brand X", for that dirt. The Dingwalls just play so much easier and nicer for my carpal tunnel.
Soooo...embarrassingly to admit...not sure why I hadn't.....but I JUST got into using some pedals. I am blown away by the change...I now have the ease of play..AND the dirty gritty tone. (I know, this is nothing new to you guys.lol) I ended up getting a Tech21 Sansamp, a Diamond bass compressor and an EHX Bass Soul Food pedal (with my old beat buddy)..... I "attempt" to play mostly rock/blues...
So...if you guys could limit the pedals to say 4 or 5 max...which are your MUST have's? And why?....I ask this speaking mostly to the Super Series PASSIVE guys...but open to replies. Thx :)
Darkglass anything!
 
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Kind of a derail..sorry....I'm curious to the DINGWALL pedalboard users (assuming they're not a trade secret),....I have 3 Dingwalls...a PJ, a P and a custom ABZ. (All passive) Absolutely loving them (obv), I did find I was in need of a dirtier tone from time to time....so I ended up getting "brand X", for that dirt. The Dingwalls just play so much easier and nicer for my carpal tunnel.
Soooo...embarrassingly to admit...not sure why I hadn't.....but I JUST got into using some pedals. I am blown away by the change...I now have the ease of play..AND the dirty gritty tone. (I know, this is nothing new to you guys.lol) I ended up getting a Tech21 Sansamp, a Diamond bass compressor and an EHX Bass Soul Food pedal (with my old beat buddy)..... I "attempt" to play mostly rock/blues...
So...if you guys could limit the pedals to say 4 or 5 max...which are your MUST have's? And why?....I ask this speaking mostly to the Super Series PASSIVE guys...but open to replies. Thx :)


The funny thing is ive never been a pedal guy myself. I play with a looping station(very poorly) just around the house a bit but only recently have I started GASSING.....

And a little bad to be honest.

I grabbed a diamond comp.

But just today as you posted this I was at an inventory sale........
It was bad. I walked away with 3 effects pedals and a compressor. I'm sure 1 pedal will go back for sure. But.....

I've just had the inclination lately to play with wierd sounds. A flanger, an echo thing, chorus and a phaser....

Does anybody here do much monkeying with that type of stuff and have some good recommendations?
 
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