Been circling the pedal zone for a while and finally have a little collection I'm happy with. Just need some more live play time!
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Worship Bass Pedalboards
- Thread starter Cshanks5
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SpectraDrive! What TonPrints do you have on there?
I have the Slapper compressor toneprint right now and the clean boost in place of the drive.
I use the Ida Nelsen Funk in the Trunk for drive, and the Funk 9901 for compressor. The combo gives me a tube like push and pull, and a slight break up when I dig in. I have the bigger version Spark for my fuller dirt tone.
Santa brought me the GT1B for Christmas. Took it out for a spin this morning after dialing in a clean tone. The worship leader said nice tone but the sound guy said it sounded like a warm, smooth cup of coffee. He actually said he turned me up! I guess it was a win. 
I just loaded that combo up for grins on my Spectra Drive. Seems to be a great combo. I have a little Becos CompiQ Compressor right before the Spectra Drive. Am looking forward to playing with these when I have more time to check it out thoroughly. Am thinking something minimal out of the Becos, and then adding Funk 9901 to a degree where it sounds right. I like the funk in the trunk more than the clean boost I had been using. My 30 second evaluation makes me think the funk in the trunk patch is a little dirtier version of the clean boost, which seems perfecto!
Yes, that's what I found with the Funk in the Trunk as well. I have it as an always on, at about 10 o'clock and the comp at 1:00. Then I kick on the Spark when I want more "cut through" dirt.
Sound check and run-through complete. Ready to go this morning!
I've got a killer Custom wood pedalboard with heavy duty Gator Gigbag and power supply for sale in classifieds if anyone is wanting a nice smaller board. It is a 16x10 board.
Got a larger board so I could have a volume pedal and an extra gain stage.
Cable management (the best I've done)!
Sold my HX stomp and got a BigSky instead. I never used anything besides reverb+delay on the HX and it was a little too unintuitive for me as well as having weird power requirements. Very happy with the BigSky.
Cable management (the best I've done)!
Sold my HX stomp and got a BigSky instead. I never used anything besides reverb+delay on the HX and it was a little too unintuitive for me as well as having weird power requirements. Very happy with the BigSky.
All those Stryman pedals Are awesome. The verb and felt on the big sky are way better.
Yep! Seems to be the perfect size. Basically two pedaltrain nanos on top of each other. Not large at all but enough for two rows.
I agree! My first exposure. The display and encoders are super intuitive and easy to work with for adjusting parameters. Wish I had this a few weeks ago.
Not much on my board. I have a Mojo Mojo drive pedal and SpectraComp waiting at a friend's house but due to Covid restrictions, I'm not allowed to visit for the next week or so. This restriction likely gets extended so I make do with this.
I finally dialled in a perfect setting on the YYZ pedal. Happy with it.
Enough overdrive to really hear it but not overwhelming where it sounds like an electric guitar. Just a shame it doesn't have an XLR out option.
Chorus pedal is there just for space filler. I have rarely used it any live setting and I don't see myself using it anytime soon in the future anyways.
I finally dialled in a perfect setting on the YYZ pedal. Happy with it.
Enough overdrive to really hear it but not overwhelming where it sounds like an electric guitar. Just a shame it doesn't have an XLR out option.Chorus pedal is there just for space filler. I have rarely used it any live setting and I don't see myself using it anytime soon in the future anyways.
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