I’ve never played around with this, but I’m gonna have to check it out!
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Worship Bass Pedalboards
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I’ve never played around with this, but I’m gonna have to check it out!
I've been having some Stomp G.A.S. haha, it doesn't help that many places still have them on sale.
just my opinion… I feel like it’s a great bass station. If you have the funds available and you think a multi fx unit is something you’d like, try it! I wasn’t interested and didn’t even like the idea of going digital but decided to give it a shot and I’ve used it for everything for the last 6-8 months.
Wish ida bought it sooner. If it broke I’d order another one the same day.
I know that feeling. Haha.
I'm testing out the Browne Amplification Carbon this Sunday. It sounds promising at home. If it works this well live, I think the Stomp would be out of the running for me.
Hoping to join the Sunday ranks once again soon, with a little more than just a DI box this time
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Cool board. Does the Red Remote add lows to the Morning Glory?
Nice!! I too have wanted to try one of those. Please report back
I can safely report that the Jellyfish is a really good bass overdrive pedal. Especially for those looking for a more vintage/tube non-Darkglass tone. I like it quite a bit. The Drive knob is sort of a parallel blend with dirt. Really cool. Sounded great in rehearsal last night!
I feel like this is a really accurate representation:
Very cool! Thanks for reporting back!!
That video is what put it in my radar to begin with. I love The Wetter Bass channel.... Top notch play throughs without a bunch of backend studio magic, so what you hear is pretty much what you'll get.
Thank you! No, the Red Remote switches between Low-gain and High-gain modes of the Morning Glory, but the MG itself tracks low end very well imo. I did choose to put it before the compressor for the reason of keeping the definition of the lower register, having it after did seem to muddy it and turn it into more fuzz/distortion than overdrive, if that makes sense.
Hello friends. Will this mxr mini brick power a helix stomp along with my other pedals?
https://www.amazon.com/MXR-M239-Min...hvlocphy=&hvtargid=pla-4584070153049026&psc=1
https://www.amazon.com/MXR-M239-Min...hvlocphy=&hvtargid=pla-4584070153049026&psc=1
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I don’t own an HX stomp, but the docs say it takes 9v at 3A. That power brick input is at 2A, and the individual outputs couldn’t go above that.
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HX Stomp wants about 1.2A when powered on. Most of us run it off two outputs of a chosen power supply. I run mine from two outputs of a Cioks Sol and it does fine.
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You would need to use 2 ports. The stomp can draw more milliamps than a single port on that power brick can provide. Cioks did a video measuring it and I run mine off 2 ports from my DC7.
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The Jellyfish looks cool. I'm a bit overdrive-ed out (over driven?) at the moment. I've been trying a bunch lately. I took the Browne Amps Carbon out at yesterdays service. I really liked the tone I was getting through the in ears. Unfortunately, we had one of those mornings where the bass was too low in the mix to tell how it sounded in the house. Usually, the bass is cranked, so I don't know what happened. But, it is replacing the Teeth on my board, and will live to fight it out on another service. I think I'm going to take a break from A/B-ing overdrives. Now on to chorus...Haha.
Had a great weekend on bass.
Setlist was Glorious Day, Better Is One Day + Set a Fire (Medley), My Jesus I Love Thee, and O Praise The Name (Anastasis).
Main pedals used were the Hudson Broadcast, Cali76 Bass, Empress ParaEQ MKII Deluxe, and most importantly... Polytune 3.
Setlist was Glorious Day, Better Is One Day + Set a Fire (Medley), My Jesus I Love Thee, and O Praise The Name (Anastasis).
Main pedals used were the Hudson Broadcast, Cali76 Bass, Empress ParaEQ MKII Deluxe, and most importantly... Polytune 3.
On a different note, I am thinking of selling the Dual Broadcast and picking up the new Hudson Broadcast APII. I can order the pedal from Electric Mojo for $500 CAD with no risk of duties. Or, I can order it from Anderton Music (GB) for a total of ~$450 CAD after local taxes and shipping. Is the risk of getting extra duties pretty high if ordering from GB that would make it higher than ordering from Electric Mojo?
They are a super cool company, I believe it is ran by one guy. A lot of the pedals he supplies I don't typically see elsewhere. For example, I just discovered Nordvang on his website and they make some seriously cool stuff.
Showed up Sunday morning with my Saturday night power metal pedal board. Just played straight up without any pedals and no one seemed to be the wiser.
Shhh, you can't say things like that around here! We must have pedals to survive!
