Stupidly got rid of my BB in favor of an IE Oxide awhile back. Ended up trading the Oxide for the same BB I used to have. This thing kills when you get it to crushing volumes.
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Stupidly got rid of my BB in favor of an IE Oxide awhile back. Ended up trading the Oxide for the same BB I used to have. This thing kills when you get it to crushing volumes.
WOW man, why not both?????
I discovered the Oxide a month or so ago and I would never let it go. Of course, my BB is not going anywhere eitherI would not want to have to make the choice you made.
Anyone see the new Fat Rat? Looks pretty cool. Also looks very overpriced.
I guess compared to the $69 version it seemed like quite the jump for not much more added features. Not to mention some of the Rat Clones that boutique builders make come under $200. To me it seemed that they pushed the top end of the price range. With all these great clones taking a lot of their business one would assume it wise to compete at a lower price range.Saw that. Considering that it is made in the USA, 199-ish street does not seem too bad. I am sure the build quality on it will be relatively good.
I guess compared to the $69 version it seemed like quite the jump for not much more added features. Not to mention some of the Rat Clones that boutique builders make come under $200. To me it seemed that they pushed the top end of the price range. With all these great clones taking a lot of their business one would assume it wise to compete at a lower price range.
I'm having trouble getting a good sound out of mine. I loved the demos I heard, but when I got it I keep getting the feeling that I won't cut through the mix with it. I have to really crank the bass on the EQ to get the same low-end feeling that I get with my clean sound. Any suggestions?
Thanks! I'll give that a shot.high gain doesn't cut, it compresses. back off the gain. if that fails, get a line splitter to run a clean blend.
Also, if you have a Rusty Box, try it. The BB>RB combo is just plain massive.
I love my BB at low gain. That's all I use it for. I've got it at about 9:30-10 on distortion, and 3 on both bass and treble. Heavy and articulate.
I got rid of mine because it just didn't work in the band. It wasn't cutting at all. I'm sure having another pedal help it out will make it better but I think a pedal should be able to perform on its own. Much preferred how my Rat King sounds in a mix.I'm having trouble getting a good sound out of mine. I loved the demos I heard, but when I got it I keep getting the feeling that I won't cut through the mix with it. I have to really crank the bass on the EQ to get the same low-end feeling that I get with my clean sound. Any suggestions?