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Wal Bass Club.

Thanks guys. Just dropped some black nylon wrapped strings on. I'm going to mess with the levels on the I terns to tweak the output a little bit too so I'll hopefully have a sound I like by friday afternoon. The Noble certainly helps! :laugh:
 

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For the Failure fans who wondered about greg Edwards' Wal, this article of a Q&A gives some insight: [Invalid or Expired Link Removed]

Got a chance to see them last month in Boston too :)

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Saw them last year in Seattle and was extremely bummed there wasn't a silver Mk1 on stage, but thanks to the Fractals + QSC goodies they still sounded absolutely incredible.
 
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I've spoken to the band a few times since the reunion and the Wal seems to be a bit of a sore subject. Greg pretty much doesn't want to talk about it at all, and Ken has been downplaying its importance. In several recent interviews Ken has stated they used a PBass on the first two albums which isn't true. The only person willing to really talk about it was Kellii. He explained that they originally rented a Mk2 for Greg to use at the El Rey show. Apparently Greg hated it and they went with the PBass because of its simplicity. I get the feeling that they want to dissociate themselves from the brand. When I first brought it up, Kellii even jokingly asked me if I was one of the "where's the Wal" guys from the Internet. Even without the Wal, they kill it live and I'm excited to see them tour with Troy this month.