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Stoner/Doom Bassists Thread Part Ten - What is this thread about again?

MarkBass LMII? I've been GAS'n over some MarkBass recently, when I bought my Ampeg it was between the B2R or a LMII, I may have made a mistake...I have to go think of how not to spend more money.

Check out what this bassist's using:



I had one for a short while. It sounded killer and the 2 Markbass Filters can give you classic doomy tones. One to scoop some mids and one to roll of some highs.
 
Check out what this bassist's using:



I had one for a short while. It sounded killer and the 2 Markbass Filters can give you classic doomy tones. One to scoop some mids and one to roll of some highs.


I have a LMII and I agree using the filters can get you some good Ampeg-y tones. Not the grind but a very nice warm Ampeg-y tone that you can augment with the fuzz of your choice.
 
I posted a clip from them a while back; their pedal called The Great Destroyer is ridiculous.

I was looking forward to this pedal and bought the DIY kit, but totally whiffed it. Installed the LED in backwards and burnt out some components... I think the PCB or chip socket was damaged as well, even after gettin Dwarfcraft to send me a new chip and LED, it still wasn't working right. I did some "troubleshooting" and now its completely hosed.

Not blaming Dwarfcraft at all for my own mistakes. Probably gonna trash it as I have no idea what parts are burned up. Still want to get into DIY land, may order up a GGG or BYOC to give it another whirl. But the The Great Destoyer clips are indeed maddeningly awesome.

Any suggestions on my next DIY failure?
 
I was looking forward to this pedal and bought the DIY kit, but totally whiffed it. Installed the LED in backwards and burnt out some components... I think the PCB or chip socket was damaged as well, even after gettin Dwarfcraft to send me a new chip and LED, it still wasn't working right. I did some "troubleshooting" and now its completely hosed.

Not blaming Dwarfcraft at all for my own mistakes. Probably gonna trash it as I have no idea what parts are burned up. Still want to get into DIY land, may order up a GGG or BYOC to give it another whirl. But the The Great Destoyer clips are indeed maddeningly awesome.

Any suggestions on my next DIY failure?

Try a red llama. Easy as pie.
 
Man the one day I'm not sitting here bored off my ass at work spamming refresh and people are actually posting ;)

It sounded like the tone was rolled off in the clips you put up that you said were the guild.

Yeah I hardly ever play any other way. I greatly prefer how most basses sound with the tone knob rolled off. On my ATK with an active 3 band I always rolled the treble knob all the way off. That plus Chromes ensures I don't get any silly highs in my BASS tone ;)