Has anyone tried the Caveman preamp? It sounded incredible when I played it solo in my music room. It gives the tone a lot of weight and an almost studio recording vibe. I was wondering how it would fit in on a P&W situation.
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What do you like about it?My setup for tomorrow. The Mira is slowly winning me over vs the hyper luminal.
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What do you like about it?
The hyper luminal is 100% transparent non-coloring compression. The Mira softens and thickens my tone just a little bit.
I really have to stop looking at Effects [BG] Forum, and just be happy with what I have. Sound guys and bandmates say my tone sounds great, but there are cool things in this forum... LOL... I really need to replace my cheap gig bag... don't want to regret an accident with my 84' Fender. The seam on the bag looks like it's getting wider every weekend.
Sunday office today... 1st day using my XBASS custom Sennheiser body pack cable by @ExaltBass. The length is perfect... and the cable looks and feels like it will a long time last compared to the stock cable.
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Time to shop and order a new gig bag... Hope everyone had a great Sunday and a good weekend.
The VTBass DI is only used to boost the bass into my Sub amp going to my Bassboard. The KHAN goes to my Personal mixer and FOH mixer.what's the story with the Khan and VT bass both running xlr out?
Are you happy with the transition to the Stomp from your previous Origin Effects duo (Cali76 and DCX)? I'm starting a simple pedal set-up and trying to decide which way to go.I think you (y'all, really…) are on to something with the stomp. At least I hope so! Cuz I went all in on that set up too![]()
Are you happy with the transition to the Stomp from your previous Origin Effects duo (Cali76 and DCX)? I'm starting a simple pedal set-up and trying to decide which way to go.
I had the same question, so I started experimenting. I needed more mids to push forward with my band, so I bought a few mini mid boosters, and ended up not needing them because of the other pedals I put in front of it. My (sculpting) chain is: sFx MicroThumpinator>Land Devices PRE>Doc Lloyd PDR>Crazy Tube Circuits Locomotive>Noble. Seems to be pretty much perfect. I even ran my active bass through it and had to put my EQ flat, with only the slightest high-mid bump.Is anyone using an EQ pedal with the Noble? The Noble sounds great at all settings, but I'm not sure if there will be times when I need to shape a bit more depending on the circumstances. I will not be using an amp.
I am not using it to its full potential, either, but the stuff I'm using sounds great. I just added a Sushi Box Finally to the end of my chain. Roughs up that pure signal a little bit.The HX stomp is a powerful piece of equipment with a lot of capability, far more than I will use.
The stomp and a good DI (in my case, the khan vtdi) sounds great in my IEM's.
When I had a REDDI I used an Empress Bass Compressor and the ParaEQ Mk II Deluxe and that eq pedal made all the difference. Yes, it's expensive, but you already forked out for a Noble so...if I ever go back to an "analog" board instead of my Stomp, I'd have both those Empress pedals on it for sure.The Empress seems like a great addition, but I'm not sure if it's worth the cost if I won't use it much.
When I had a REDDI I used an Empress Bass Compressor and the ParaEQ Mk II Deluxe and that eq pedal made all the difference. Yes, it's expensive, but you already forked out for a Noble so...if I ever go back to an "analog" board instead of my Stomp, I'd have both those Empress pedals on it for sure.
I've been thinking about this lately... more so every time click on threads in the Effects[BG] sub-forum. I just ordered something I really needed to replace that I mentioned in resent posts here... so that hopefully makes me feel content with I have for a week... I mean for a while.if I ever go back to an "analog" board instead of my Stomp
You might consider the SA EQ2. It is a little cheaper than the Empress, in that it has a great Tuner, Limiter and noise gate built into it, and unlimited EQing options.Thanks. I am loving the tone that I'm getting with the comp and Noble. If I went the EQ route, it would be more of a 'just-in-case' type of thing. I'm used to running a DI to the house, but I've always had my amp (with it's own EQ) as a monitor. The Noble EQ seems perfect, but I'm not sure what to expect with IEM and no amp. The Empress seems like a great addition, but I'm not sure if it's worth the cost if I won't use it much. I may look into the first edition one to save a few bucks, but still get the quality.