Show us your boards that makes FOH roll their eyes.
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The "You Don't Need that for Bass" Thread.
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My current diversion from the always necessary solid bass tones, after all that is where it all starts, this is just cream, sugar, hot sauce and 4 funky nasty fun. 
The bigger board when more dirty nasty madness is the method needed.
The bigger board when more dirty nasty madness is the method needed.
Gee, I was going to say a fifth string. Over-matched again.
I sometimes get the "you don't need that for bass" look when using this pedalboard:
Some times I miss the 80's. Last time I owned one of these was in the 2000's, 80's dance band. Sound guy hated me.
Well theyre not wrong, you dont NEED but that doesnt mean you shouldnt play with sound and enjoy yourself
An old and crazy board of mine, but fun times lol
Please explain how this set up works the korg got my minds gears going with what I could do with my synths
This is my “A” board, with the octave up/faux guitar satellite board in front, usually placed on the left…
The silver dual loop unit on the lower right is for patching in any weirdo units like an EHX Ravish Sitar, or perhaps a C4 when I get around to getting one.
Then, the “B” and “C” boards…
I’ll probably get flack from the other side for violating policy and not embracing multi-effects/modelers and all that, but I hate dealing with menus, and like to pick and choose.
The silver dual loop unit on the lower right is for patching in any weirdo units like an EHX Ravish Sitar, or perhaps a C4 when I get around to getting one.
Then, the “B” and “C” boards…
I’ll probably get flack from the other side for violating policy and not embracing multi-effects/modelers and all that, but I hate dealing with menus, and like to pick and choose.
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The Sound Engineer always roll their eyes when they see all these Boards;
Definitely don't need to run a bass through eurorack modular, but there is nothing quite like it. When I want to get vanilla, there is an external stereo effects loop and pedal board.
These could be repurposed for an HO scale model railroad.
