I am going to play through this board for the first time tomorrow morning with the SB Finally and Nux Mini Studio.
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Worked out well.I am going to play through this board for the first time tomorrow morning with the SB Finally and Nux Mini Studio.
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I am going to play through this board for the first time tomorrow morning with the SB Finally and Nux Mini Studio.
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It is an IR loader. In short 24 presets for different cab sims.What's the Mini Studio do?
The super vintage is going to be closer to the sansamp. I love my super vintage, but I don't think you can go wrong with either.So I currently have on my board a UT&T LAB and Tone Druid, 3Leaf Audio Octabvre, Horrothia Chorus, a Hudson Electronics Dual Broadcast, and a SansAmp BDDI.
Any suggestions on what the next pedal should be? Currently debating the Origin Effect Fender BassRig, but curious to see what you think the setup is missing.
The super vintage is going to be closer to the sansamp. I love my super vintage, but I don't think you can go wrong with either.
I do exactly that. I may even have a pic. I have a Nano with my tuner, compressor, IEM box, and drive. There's a CIOKS DC5 underneath for power. I run a short patch to my REDDI. That goes to house. It's great. I carry it all in a smallish Pelican case.View attachment 4635872
I have been running this board in its current-ish iteration for almost a year now and have been loving it. The one change I am contemplating is removing the preamp/di (currently an MLD), adding a strymon Zelnah phaser, and going into a REDDI, KHAN, ETDI et al etc on the floor in front of the pedalboard.
I usually run my preamp close to flat, and at church our engineer has done tours with Coldplay and Bon Jovi (quite the find in a rural congregation in little New Zealand), so his EQing at the desk is chefs kiss every Sunday.
Is there many here who run a nice tube DI without an additional pre?
I do exactly that. I may even have a pic. I have a Nano with my tuner, compressor, IEM box, and drive. I run a short patch to my REDDI. That goes to house. It's great. I carry it all in a smallish Pelican case.
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Usually it's a Roscoe P (passive 4 with flats) or a Roscoe Century 5 (active with rounds) but anything would sound awesome with this rig.Verrrrrrrrry nice good sir!
What bass do you primarily play through this setup?
I bet!Usually it's a Roscoe P (passive 4 with flats) or a Roscoe Century 5 (active with rounds) but anything would sound awesome with this rig.
I like your taste in compression and overdrive! (Rest is super too)
It might. I don't use it a lot and it's set pretty mildly.I bet!
Looks like a wonderful simple signal path. Does the REDDI bring any smoothing to your fuzz?
I would love to have a REDDI in a slightly smaller box, but I realize the inside is jam packed so that would be impossible..Once I pulled it out of hiding, it's hard to put it back. There's a reason I played this bass almost exclusively for years. Hard to knock #1 off the pedestal.
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The actual audio signal path takes up very little of the enclosure. It could easily fit in a pedal.but I realize the inside is jam packed so that would be impossible..
The actual audio signal path takes up very little of the enclosure. It could easily fit in a pedal.
The actual audio signal path takes up very little of the enclosure. It could easily fit in a pedal.
Curious as to why that hasn't been done.