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Huge pedal boards?
- Thread starter MattMcCue
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A ton of different sounds available make the music more interesting to some.
That and a lot of those guys are in either a drum and bass group, a solo bass act, or a three piece. They use those pedals to fill out the sound.
That and a lot of those guys are in either a drum and bass group, a solo bass act, or a three piece. They use those pedals to fill out the sound.
- Mar 30, 2007
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- Endorsing Artist: Genzler Amplification/Spector Basses/Mojo Hand FX
Yeah, that long thread you made about how useless pedals are really turned my world upside down. Talk about a gear epiphany!
All hail King Idiot!
And I only need the cable to strangle you.
Idiot with your big board
And I only need the cable to strangle you.
Idiot with your big board
Ah, I am but your court jester, Sir King.
Ah, I am but your court jester, Sir King.
Just as long as you remember they are laughing at you
If your in a band where the bass is lead, then you need some pedals to keep your sound interesting, and DIFFERENT for each song.
If your a studio player, especially if your like, the first or second call guy in your area, you need to be able to recreate more or less any sound. A wide range of pedals can only help that.
If your a studio player, especially if your like, the first or second call guy in your area, you need to be able to recreate more or less any sound. A wide range of pedals can only help that.
