Here's what I do with one of the presets on it. The delay is huuuuuuuuge, bigly even...
Yeah that sounds really cool. Do you have flats on or just the tone rolled back?
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Worship Bass Pedalboards
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Yeah that sounds really cool. Do you have flats on or just the tone rolled back?
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Decently worn-in Progressives with the tone knob rolled back slightly.
Not a big fan of flats.
That's a reverse delay from the Rose on that.
Been thinking a lot about how best to facilitate 2 basses. Passive P and Active 5 Barts. I'm not sure the Sadowsky is the right thing. I think it works great for a single bass that's passive and when you want to have that "active" sound once in a while without buying another bass or converting your passive bass. If I just played a passive bass, I think that would work, but it isn't really designed to be a switcher between 2 basses.
So I'm thinking this may be the answer.
2 channels - with either 1 or 2 cables.
Separate levels for each - a big plus.
EQ on each.
Effects loop wet/dry - yeah, I may have to start using some drive for the cover band.
Tuner out - dump my pedal and just use a standard tuner like a Korg. Th eboost can be a mute.
Part of me is hesitant as I love one bass and a simple board.
Part of me wants to use more than one bass (I love them all) and maybe some effects to better represent the song - mostly for cover band but I can see using multiple basses at church.
Thoughts?
So I'm thinking this may be the answer.
2 channels - with either 1 or 2 cables.
Separate levels for each - a big plus.
EQ on each.
Effects loop wet/dry - yeah, I may have to start using some drive for the cover band.
Tuner out - dump my pedal and just use a standard tuner like a Korg. Th eboost can be a mute.
Part of me is hesitant as I love one bass and a simple board.
Part of me wants to use more than one bass (I love them all) and maybe some effects to better represent the song - mostly for cover band but I can see using multiple basses at church.
Thoughts?
@SteveC This is what I went with. Trickfish Trilobite Review
About as easy as it gets. Super versatile. Sounds awesome.
About as easy as it gets. Super versatile. Sounds awesome.
Arkham Oracle is in the house, and I'm loving it. Clean to light saturation. I think this is what I've been looking for.
Hmm. Looks interesting. I've had really good luck with Radial, but I am not married to them. I just want a simple way to swap basses. The effects loop with wet/dry is a nice bonus on both of them. It is 2x as expensive, but it's only money.
I use the V1 of that pedal. I love it. Swapping between frets and fretless takes 30 seconds and I can have identical levels. It's perfect. The effects loop is very handy.
Question for a few here. I have a new pedalboard being finished up for me and It will have a power switch montes on the left hand side with a on-off switch. U see Seth it will have a pig tail hard wired into so I can hook my power supply up. I was wondering do the make a pig tail that I could split off and have another hookup for pedals or such that requires abnormal power requirements.
yep... https://www.amazon.com/Cablelera-Po...keywords=ac+split+cable&qid=1580614872&sr=8-1
I just searched AC split cord and there were many hits.
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Heartily recommend the Lehle 3@1 - used one for years switching between different levelled basses in a covers band. Built like a tank and very high quality circuitry. Worked great for transparently reducing my Wal’s volume to match other basses.
I didn’t bring 2 basses this morning, but we have a gig Saturday and I’m going to give the Sadowsky a try. Run my active 5 through it without the preamp/volume engaged. Then run the passive P through it with the preamp/volume engaged and adjust the volume to match the active output.
I’m going to try and run my combo cable through an unused hole in the strap so the strap and cable stay with me and I simply mute, unplug, undo the straplocks swap, plug and go. We’ll see how it goes. This would be the simplest, least expensive way to do it. If it doesn’t work, I’ll try another option.
I’m going to try and run my combo cable through an unused hole in the strap so the strap and cable stay with me and I simply mute, unplug, undo the straplocks swap, plug and go. We’ll see how it goes. This would be the simplest, least expensive way to do it. If it doesn’t work, I’ll try another option.
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Planet Waves do these cool little cable ties you could loop through the strap hole...
Or even better, Velcro ones from the hardware store...
@SteveC what is the bridge end of your strap like? Narrow strap with multiple holes, or single termination point? In a moment I’ll go snap what I do that could work, if the former.
Going to give this a whirl this coming weekend.
