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Origin Effects BASSRIG

The squad has arrived. So far, the Black Panel wins. So versatile.
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This might be a stupid question, but, does anybody else's '64 have horribly sharp edges? I just almost cut myself on the pedal. I compared it to my Cali 76 Compact Bass, but that one is completly smooth.

i hope mine has razor sharp edges so nobody touches it on stage. Booby trap pedals. Way of the future.
 
I absolutely love my Tone Hammer but i have a strong feeling that both of the Bassrigs are going to be in a whole other league (that's why i bought both). I currently have a RevivalDrive (it's awesome), a large box Cali76 and and Cali76CB and love them all. The next one that i'm going to buy is the Deluxe61.
 
I absolutely love my Tone Hammer but i have a strong feeling that both of the Bassrigs are going to be in a whole other league (that's why i bought both). I currently have a RevivalDrive (it's awesome), a large box Cali76 and and Cali76CB and love them all. The next one that i'm going to buy is the Deluxe61.
I've used a buddies revival drive (the small one) and it is great. How do you like it on bass? Or are you using it to stack guitar dirt?
 
I've used a buddies revival drive (the small one) and it is great. How do you like it on bass? Or are you using it to stack guitar dirt?
i like it on bass a lot but now that these two came out i expect them to be even better for bass. i also expect them to work well with guitars since both an SVT (used by the stones) and showmans & bassmans also sound great on guitar.
 
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