Mine’s on its way and should be out for delivery tomorrow. Can’t wait omg
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Mine’s on its way and should be out for delivery tomorrow. Can’t wait omg
I traded the Obstructures bass to a pal, around a year & a half ago. I’ve since acquired a Travis Bean Designs TB2000 and put together an EGC/TBD bolt on neck build to scratch the aluminum itch.nicearen't you the one who has an Obstructures bass btw? let us know how it pairs
I'd also be interested to know your full setup btw. I was eyeing the prototype a few years ago but eventually I didn't followup... but looks like they're producing the final version in 2025.
I traded the Obstructures bass to a pal, around a year & a half ago. I’ve since acquired a Travis Bean Designs TB2000 and put together an EGC/TBD bolt on neck build to scratch the aluminum itch.
I loved the Obstructures bass but it was a heavy beast and wasn’t getting the play it deserves.
Mine’s on its way and should be out for delivery tomorrow. Can’t wait omg
Yes, and it is indeed glorious! I’ve only tried it out with my Bean, hot damn there’s just so much tasty gain on tap with this circuit. Looking forward to running it with my other basses this weekend, will report back.so did it arrive?![]()
Did a little run through of my board featuring the 0xEAE BD, there's no structure, just noodling and turning stuff on and off.
Really love this pedal.
This rack sounds so good ! You are lucky to have one of those.a "1978" rack mount pre with a bass boost and 10 band graphic EQ. That one's my go to. 1978 was the first year of the TS amps therefore the name. The builder, Jason Zdora, traced the circuit and added the bass boost (pull pot) and graphic EQ with a 20hz slider.
I agree, I am lucky! I came across that video by chance and reached out to Jason. I recall he had two chassis left out of the first ten he built and mine is one of those. He had ordered 10 more chassis to build another run of ten. And that's all there are. He was working on a pedal version at one time too but I don't think it went past the prototype stage. There's a video of that on YouTube as well. Jason's a great guy. He said he may get back to building more of them someday. He also told me both Albini and Bob Weston bought one as well. I've gotta say though that I was able to dial up a great tone much like the one in the video in less than 30 seconds yesterday with the OxEAE running into a Quilter BB803. I've yet to try it with the notch filter engaged and bypassing the amp's EQ.This rack sounds so good ! You are lucky to have one of those.
Jason also did awesome NAM capture of it, for those interested :
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JZ1978 bass preamp - modded Traynor TS-120B (batch 1) NAM Profiles
Check out jz1978's neural amp head capture for guitar, bass and recording: Pack of 10 models with various EQ and gain settings · Modded Traynor TS-120B · nam, preamp-only and basswww.tone3000.com
Yeah that's with the switch flipped, so goodSounds awesome with your other pedals! Did you flip the internal switch?
I already had the boost and fuzz so the driver completed my trifecta. I am surprised at how great of an overdrive the boost is for bass.I kinda went crazy and bought the OxEAE Boost AND Fuzz today. I bought the Bass Driver here about a week ago. Got the trifecta now lol
Haven't tried flipping the switch. If running into a preamp, do you think it's worth it?I flipped the mids notch switch today and ran it into a power amp. Sublime. It's perfect, and again so micro adjustable. The slightest adjustment on the drive, bass or attack slider makes a noticeable difference.
I find I prefer the latter to the former in all aspects except for the pedal board real estate required and the position of the sliders which I’ve mentioned previously.Helion vs. OxEAE Boost…any thoughts?