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

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hooked the sy200 up to midi and added a few more octave options moving the Ps-3 for its dual detune
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This is what I've been bringing to rehearsal for a few weeks now. CIOKS DC7 and a Broughton HPF under the board. Sometimes I bring an expression pedal for the XD. TI Flats on the Bacchus. Going direct through some Bose towers.
Nice Jazz bass! What is it?

Wizard Fuzz is back on the board…. I've been alternating the Volt Thrower and Wizard Fuzz.

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Nice Jazz bass! What is it?

Bacchus Woodline. Not sure from when, exactly. I've had it 2 years. Someone before me put the black pickguard on instead if the stock clear one. Also Sadowsky pickups and a Nordstrand preamp. I run it passive 90% of the time. It's wonderful, easily the best grand I've spent on music stuff. Rivals anything else I've played.
 
How do you like the Vulcan?

It's excellent! The drive is pretty tame and useable throughout its range. I actually prefer it dialed back for a smoother coloring. I'm a mid-scooped guy so the color switch stays up. The Fat switch up keeps the low end in the overdrive channel for more heft and update presence. There's a lot more experimentation with dirt stacking ahead of me but so far I'm liking it a lot more than the regular Vulcan.
 
It's excellent! The drive is pretty tame and useable throughout its range. I actually prefer it dialed back for a smoother coloring. I'm a mid-scooped guy so the color switch stays up. The Fat switch up keeps the low end in the overdrive channel for more heft and update presence. There's a lot more experimentation with dirt stacking ahead of me but so far I'm liking it a lot more than the regular Vulcan.
Are you running it at 18 or 9 volts?
 
It's excellent! The drive is pretty tame and useable throughout its range. I actually prefer it dialed back for a smoother coloring. I'm a mid-scooped guy so the color switch stays up. The Fat switch up keeps the low end in the overdrive channel for more heft and update presence. There's a lot more experimentation with dirt stacking ahead of me but so far I'm liking it a lot more than the regular Vulcan.
Did you happen to grab that off reverb last week?