I was thinking of a Radial Bassbone. It would make it easier to switch between fretted and fretless.I'd say a Bass Driver DI or MXR M80 DI would fit quite nicely up there
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I was thinking of a Radial Bassbone. It would make it easier to switch between fretted and fretless.I'd say a Bass Driver DI or MXR M80 DI would fit quite nicely up there
You can setup some typical overdrives and low gain distortions on the single band side (they sound quite good actually) but it shines in the synth realm, which is the appeal to me.
Here's mine after last gig
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It's always slowly evolving, but here is my current PT-jr.
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TU-2 > Wah > OC-2 > Bassdrive > Swollen Pickle > CEB-3 > Memory Boy

Whats that line selctor doing. Explain yur signal chain please
Nice footprint
Does it travel to gigs on top of the car on surfboard racks?
I have a question about powering some pedals I'm considering running on a Voodoo Lab ISO-5 and wanted to ask here rather than start another thread.
I was planning on using the ISO-5 to power:
EBS Multicomp
MXR Blowtorch
Catalinbread SFT
Boss GEB-7
T1M Blender
Groove Regulator
MXR Deluxe Octave
Modfactor
I was going to power the Blowtorch with the 18v out and the Modfactor with the 300mA out but is it possible to power the rest of the pedals off of the ISO-5 with a daisy chain? Is it safe?
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my actual board have 2 more pedals, but i don't have pics..![]()
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my actual board have 2 more pedals, but i don't have pics..![]()
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my actual board have 2 more pedals, but i don't have pics..![]()
I love this setup
I have no idea why; it jusy really appeals to me![]()
I agree, Its just really sweet and simple![]()