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Pedal boards + di

Well, my ToneHammer has been replaced by a VTBass. It "is" my "rock-pick-preset". I am using the Basswitch A channel for eq'in/levelling of my passive basses.
The Rodenberg double clean boost (727B) has been replaced by the single boost (707B) as well and is actually on sale.

No scratchy pots on my pedal.
 
I am using both the REDDI and Basswitch DI out for different sonic purposes.
If I am going for a clean, precise, channel strip like sound, I am using the Basswitch DI.

If I am looking for more of a tube colored, B15-like sound, the REDDI is the DI I like to use.
 
Very interesting thread...I'm starting to explore the effects world, I just have a Zoom B2.1u and I wanna buy a Soundblox pro Multiwave bass distortion and a pro envelope filter....do you think they can be usefully combined with the Zoom (possibly using it only for deelay, chorus and flanger) or is it not a good idea?
 
Very interesting thread...I'm starting to explore the effects world, I just have a Zoom B2.1u and I wanna buy a Soundblox pro Multiwave bass distortion and a pro envelope filter....do you think they can be usefully combined with the Zoom (possibly using it only for deelay, chorus and flanger) or is it not a good idea?

Wow, nice choices! I have both of those units. And sure, you can use them with whatever else you have. You may not need the flanger, but a chorus might be nice.
 
The Markbass Superbooster is a great DI, I usually give the soundguy the Direct out of my amp (Markbass Alain Caron combo) and only use this for recording and/or for a separate paralel clean signal.
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Used direct on this track (and for most of this upcoming album):
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