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Post Your Pedalboards: First Blood, Part V

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Well heres my pretty conservative board. I got a EBS Octabass on the way and then it will be complete. Im thinking of adding some kind of envelope filter to complete my funkness :) . Now to mess around with the order. I think Im gonna build my own board for it too.

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you should get him to sign a bunch of your pedals.

just to be cool :D


He signed my jazz bass :P

I'll get Carmine Appice to sign the jazz next hehe
Maybe Randy can get me to meet John Myung[Dream Threater] since he taught him :]

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Back on topic, What is the deep impact? That looks interesting..Also how do you like the bassballs-- i've seen it around a lot, but no idea what i would use it for lol

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The Deep Impact is a bass synth, and it tracks a lot better than either of the Boss bass synths I've had. It also has a much warmer tones in it, after a few hours of tweaking.

I like the BassBalls a lot, you can get some cool funk tones from it with the distortion, and some almost chorus-y effects with the distortion switched off. Also, it has balls written on it so everyone should buy one.
 
Here is phase one of my pedal board. Next step is to add a second tier, add a distortion pedal, a 1spot, an A&B switch and Boosta Grande so I can use my passive bass as well.

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Order is bass->Tuner->Opto Stomp->T.C. Electronic SCF->Sonic Stomp->DI. The DB-90 gets plugged in when I am using my practice amp.

Edited to add: Wow Dr_Funkdamental your pedal board looks familiar! You have good taste in pedals.
 
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