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, makes me miss my mini 9 pedals. Well done sir.Slight update to the Mini:
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Yes, the Blueberry has landed.

Slight update to the Mini:
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Yes, the Blueberry has landed.
Sweet! More Voodoo Bass love.Here's my humble contribution:
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Sweet! More Voodoo Bass love.
Yours is set up pretty grindy/trebly.![]()
Sweet! More Voodoo Bass love.
Yours is set up pretty grindy/trebly.![]()
I'd definitely have to agree with the hybrid amps getting along well with it. It really likes my Genz-Benz Shuttle 6.0, and wasn't too shabby on my MarkBass LMT800 either.Yup, loves me some Voodoobass
With the settings there and a mix of 60%dry/40%wet I get a very nice, grindy yet full-sounding dirt tone... think of Claypool's sound on Wynona's Big Brown Beaver, only beefier. Fiddle with the knobs a bit and you can tame it A LOT and use it to warm up your sound. Then again, play a Ric through with aggressive fingers with the mix and settings as as pictured and you can't help but feel satisfied
I heard some people say that it doesn't sound that great through SS amps. It sounded pretty good through my old SS rig, but it sounds even better through my hybrid head (Ashdown ABM 500evo II.) Somehow it seems to just get on with the slightly-overdriven preamp valve REALLY well![]()
GOTTA love the VB
Here's mine today:
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It's tough, due to real estate: I love the Grey Stache for the attack, but I love the actual grind/decay of the TAFM. So why not keep both?!
Must resist.... off-topic.... animal bypass... comment.. nghhhhIs that a kangeroo resting on the left?![]()