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PYPB 44: ...like Tetris with boxes, wires and cables

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Nice board! Not familiar with the Grey Channel. How does it sound on bass?
 
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Nice board! Not familiar with the Grey Channel. How does it sound on bass?

Thanks man! The Gray Channel sounds really good on bass. Its a great pedal for live use and to stack with, I like having two channels and with simple gain and volume controls its easy to dial in. It has all my favorite diode selections SI, Germ, Mosfet, Led.. and each channel has a no diode option incase you want to drive the Op Amp. You cant stack the channels though, which is sort of a bummer.

Overall a really solid pedal that works well in live context and I wouldnt be surpised to start seeing more GCs on boards this year.
 
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New year and new setup, well slightly anyway..
Started recordings with my band during the holidays, and am tracking bass at home in the evenings.
For the first time i wont be using any amps. I've always used an amp setup before to get my grit and crunch, but this time found it working much better just using my pedalboard and a linebox.

Basic tone is mesa flux+tonehammer. Funny enough is my cog t47 didn't cut it(some weird background noises) and the old trusty boss oc3 went back.
Not as fat but stable and consistent.

You might laugh at my small hotones, but they sure are usefull and fun.