I PM'ed the guy. If I don't like it I should be able to sell it quickly without a loss. I love my REDDI, but if I like the Noble I still have a tube DI, and preamp, and I can power my other pedals, and get it all on a Nano+ board and it's give my SS combo amp a tube preamp. We'll see. The REDDI sound will be hard to beat.
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Worship Bass Pedalboards
- Thread starter Cshanks5
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I could see going that route if it was an all encompassing replacement for everything but the drives/effects. If it could replace the amp/cab tone then I think it might be very worth it. My Khan doesn’t replace everything but it is in a price range that it can be part of a larger whole. I think for the price of a Noble (I’m sure it’s worth it) relative to my budget, it would have to pretty much replace everything. It would be like going for a Helix Floor or something type of level. I hope it works out for you and at least you’ll know the answer to the question.
Adding to above, my fear with the Noble is always that it may be too “plain” and I am looking for coloration too to my tone.
I hesitated for like 10 minutes. I know I could turn it in an hour. I should have just bit the bullet as I saw it 3 minutes after it was posted.
I’m scheduled to play bass on Easter. And wanted to use my pedalboard I haven’t used in a long time. Practice tonight and realized that my angular TLC compressor pedal has an extremely scratchy volume pot.
If I take the pedal apart, is there something I can spray on the volume pot to clean it up?
If I take the pedal apart, is there something I can spray on the volume pot to clean it up?
Sometimes if you just twist the knob back and forth the full spectrum a bunch of times it will clear that up, it's worked many times for me.
You can try electrical contact cleaner.
https://www.amazon.com/WD-40-SPECIA...ectrical+contact+cleaner,industrial,87&sr=1-6
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Deoxit makes a good product for this. Used it on my noisy amp pots a few years back and they've been noise free since.
I have also used this product on various wood working power tools with positive results...I have also used it to "lube" older light bulb sockets.
Use a currrent doubler. It’s happy fed with 9v 1000ma.
First time out with the Stomp today. Hooked it and it sounded horrendous. No low end below an A on the E string, and no tone at all above an A octave. Thumping like it was going to pop a speaker cone and just all around bad. Once they flattened the board eq and dialed back the gain and compression a bit it started to open up. By the time rehearsal was over it sounded glorious. Not sure what settings they had on the board when we first got there but sure glad they figured out how to fix it. In the end it was a great success. I have two patches dialed in, one for fingers and one for a pick. No real setting differences between the two but different stomps on the foot switches. I also set up some snapshots (think scenes) for King of Kings that let me turn on and off multiple things with single foot switch presses. I really like this pedal.
The board in its final (for now) configuration
The board in its final (for now) configuration
The ‘59 Custom Shop Precision sounded great today. Two of the songs we didn’t have a bass part on the recording, so it was fun to come up with one this morning!
Save My Soul
Good God Almighty
Come To Me
Worthy Worthy
My Jesus
Save My Soul
Good God Almighty
Come To Me
Worthy Worthy
My Jesus
