Interesting. I've been using my microtubes 900 amp for over five years and have yet to play a metal song with my bass.
Same here (thank dog)
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Interesting. I've been using my microtubes 900 amp for over five years and have yet to play a metal song with my bass.
It's the one that sounded the most like a VMT to me. But your point is a valid one. I've seen and heard many players that used DG stuff that you might not even know it at first blush. I first started using mine because an engineer friend had me borrow his VU for a demo. Almost nothing he does sounds like what people instantly think of when they think DG.Thanks!
And not even close.
It's the one that sounded the most like a VMT to me. But your point is a valid one. I've seen and heard many players that used DG stuff that you might not even know it at first blush. I first started using mine because an engineer friend had me borrow his VU for a demo. Almost nothing he does sounds like what people instantly think of when they think DG.
I think all the Dingwall YT clips give a false impression of their range.
I can think of worse things i could live without. Dingwalls don't bother me. Burpy sounding soloed jazz bass bridge pickups. If I never hear that again I'd be happy.Perhaps it's time for the de-Dingwall cult to be formed!
Or heard from...
I think this has a bunch to do with it. You don't always see DG videos with Dingwalls (as opposed to other brands), but it's so common to see Dingwall videos using DG stuff. It is a killer combo. I had an NG3 myself until recently. No cult, but I couldn't afford to keep buying the strings (online only from where I live).Perhaps it's time for the de-Dingwall cult to be formed!
Or heard from...
I can think of worse things i could live without. Dingwalls don't bother me. Burpy sounding soloed jazz bass bridge pickups. If I never hear that again I'd be happy.
Id rather see the people who start out and never stop playing stupid slap and pop routines on YT pedal videos, sentenced to labor camps, indefinitely.
Id rather see the people who start out and never stop playing stupid slap and pop routines on YT pedal videos, sentenced to labor camps, indefinitely.
Almost (that orange box is responsible for the decrease of DG population on mine) ;
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Totes. Honestly if I never see another Jacob Umanskyesque type player again I'd be okay. Sure he's skilled, but not interested in anything like that. I'm a hack, I wanna see other hacks, not whatever that guy is doing. There's like throngs of these guys too.Id rather see the people who start out and never stop playing stupid slap and pop routines on YT pedal videos, sentenced to labor camps, indefinitely.
I scored an early US version B3k 3 years ago, and never looked back. It is my go-to dirt pedal.My B3K has been the longest-serving pedal on my board. I've never gelled with the other circuits or variants, and haven’t tried all of them either. After about a decade (wow!) I’m now considering replacing mine. Doug’s built a great company, but all that really matters is that your board works for you.
That’s what I use! It’s served me well, that’s for sure.I scored an early US version B3k 3 years ago, and never looked back. It is my go-to dirt pedal.