Well, this is what I really wanted when I bought the Super Vintage. So, I will undoubtedly pick one up when the cash is available....
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This. I hope the DI switch options of the B-15 become standard on the SV and BF.Do you have any plans to add the "Cabsim off" setting to the other Bassrig pedals in the future? That has been my only hesitation to the Super Vintage. I am a big proponent of the Ampeg 810 and its boutique counterpart the Bergantino NV610 that I've played for years but sometimes want for a more direct tone- of course I can use the Amp Out for recording to get this, but I love the added versatility of the switch on the Fifteen at least in theory.
For those people who own more than one, it’d be easy to run the older one(s) into the bypassed Fifteen and use its DI with the cab sim switched off.This. I hope the DI switch options of the B-15 become standard on the SV and BF.
Well I've ordered a Bassrig Fifteen! Features and sound fit pretty much what think I've been wanting as a direct to board/interface amp replacement/alternative.
Do you have any plans to add the "Cabsim off" setting to the other Bassrig pedals in the future? That has been my only hesitation to the Super Vintage. I am a big proponent of the Ampeg 810 and its boutique counterpart the Bergantino NV610 that I've played for years but sometimes want for a more direct tone- of course I can use the Amp Out for recording to get this, but I love the added versatility of the switch on the Fifteen at least in theory.
Yes I understand it’s a bit awkward to previous customers when a tiny update happens and they feel a bit put out by it too! I have a feeling I’ll be using the cab-sim 90% of the time on the Fifteen, but we’ll seeThis has come up in conversation internally many times, especially as we decided to add the feature to the BASSRIG Fifteen (thanks to customer feedback and Philip Conrad assisting in the support of that). That said, we don't currently have any schedule for changing the Super Vintage and '64 Black Panel.
So it's on our radar as a possibility, but we don't currently have any plans in place for it. That may or may not change as we watch the response to the BASSRIG Fifteen, start seeing feedback and how people end up using the pedal. It's not an inconsiderable amount of work to implement. We'd also need to figure out how to navigate introducing a minor revision to an otherwise unchanged product. But we'll see.
- Jacob
Or just get a D.I.For those people who own more than one, it’d be easy to run the older one(s) into the bypassed Fifteen and use its DI with the cab sim switched off.
I meant more for people who already have and use more than one BassRig on their board.Or just get a D.I.
It's cheaper...
Okay now I want a GK 800rb sim pedal!Who’s with me??
Who do I have to talk to??
Not sure about the plex but those master effects pedals only emulate the preamp. For me the appeal is in the entire amp (pre and power)
Thank you. I've had the Plex several times actually. It is a good pedal that could be a GREAT pedal if it received the updates that Robert Gallien promised. I'm surprised with so many switching to ampless setups that there isn't more emphasis on the Plex? But GK are at the end of the day an amplifier company.
Pultech maybe, but that’s not bass specific I believe.View attachment 7372488
“Classy studio bass tones”
I’m guessing a Neve or La2a pedal. Any other ideas?
Noble competitor. I’m already wondering if the Fifteen call fill that niche.View attachment 7372488
“Classy studio bass tones”
I’m guessing a Neve or La2a pedal. Any other ideas?
It is ofcourse very different from a Noble. This emulates a full amp and a cab, the Noble is ‘only’ a pre amp. I own a Noble but I tour with a Bassrig SV. I need that drive. Ordered the BR15 immediately, since I love the Bassrig SV so much.Noble competitor. I’m already wondering if the Fifteen call fill that niche.
Since you're in the mood of taking requests, how much of a pain would it be to add a headphone out that uses the DI output?This has come up in conversation internally many times, especially as we decided to add the feature to the BASSRIG Fifteen (thanks to customer feedback and Philip Conrad assisting in the support of that). That said, we don't currently have any schedule for changing the Super Vintage and '64 Black Panel.
So it's on our radar as a possibility, but we don't currently have any plans in place for it. That may or may not change as we watch the response to the BASSRIG Fifteen, start seeing feedback and how people end up using the pedal. It's not an inconsiderable amount of work to implement. We'd also need to figure out how to navigate introducing a minor revision to an otherwise unchanged product. But we'll see.
- Jacob
Love this feature on my Shift Line Olympic; can turn the sim on or off as desired too.Since you're in the mood of taking requests, how much of a pain would it be to add a headphone out that uses the DI output?
With the Bassrig cab sim off and operating fairly clean, of course.It is ofcourse very different from a Noble. This emulates a full amp and a cab, the Noble is ‘only’ a pre amp. I own a Noble but I tour with a Bassrig SV. I need that drive. Ordered the BR15 immediately, since I love the Bassrig SV so much.