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Nice setup. Are you using the presets on the Sub Phatty? Can you post your panel? I’m curious about other settings.
This is where I am at the moment:

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Here's how it looks after a service. I leave the knobs where they are just in case I really liked the sound I got. The EG knob can change the overall sound drastically compared to the filter. I am no expert by any means but I downloaded some presets from a YouTube channel (emilio rivera) that I really liked and then used the software program to pick apart how to achieved the sounds manually. Since I'm not Stevie wonder I just settle on nice thick bass with some slow lfo. *chefs kiss.
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Interchangeable, for the most part. I didn’t notice much difference through the in ears and in the house the short time I went out during sound check.
Of course, as you know, I don’t use the lower knobs on the Grizzly.

Grizzly is an awesome piece of kit isn’t it!
I love the variable LPF, especially through in ears it tames the high end nicely, also allows me to run my main DI more open for variety.
 
I was on bass duty today and thought I would do a little experiment…
Ran a Tonehammer without the AGS engaged and with virtually flat eq and no effects. On the main FOH desk I set HPF @ 40hz and LPF @5khz and then let the sound engineer do the rest. Fender Precision with bog standard Fender 7250’s and boom. Sounded great with drums electric guitar and 2 vocalists, no keys today to muddy the mix thank goodness;)
Apart from being a pedal geek it did make me wonder why I don’t just do that every week!
I have a Subway DI incoming so am going to A/B that with the Tonehammer through the system midweek
 
I was on bass duty today and thought I would do a little experiment…
Ran a Tonehammer without the AGS engaged and with virtually flat eq and no effects. On the main FOH desk I set HPF @ 40hz and LPF @5khz and then let the sound engineer do the rest. Fender Precision with bog standard Fender 7250’s and boom. Sounded great with drums electric guitar and 2 vocalists, no keys today to muddy the mix thank goodness;)
Apart from being a pedal geek it did make me wonder why I don’t just do that every week!
I have a Subway DI incoming so am going to A/B that with the Tonehammer through the system midweek
This is why a P bass is the classic Swiss Army knife.
 
I was on bass duty today and thought I would do a little experiment…
Ran a Tonehammer without the AGS engaged and with virtually flat eq and no effects. On the main FOH desk I set HPF @ 40hz and LPF @5khz and then let the sound engineer do the rest. Fender Precision with bog standard Fender 7250’s and boom. Sounded great with drums electric guitar and 2 vocalists, no keys today to muddy the mix thank goodness;)
Apart from being a pedal geek it did make me wonder why I don’t just do that every week!
I have a Subway DI incoming so am going to A/B that with the Tonehammer through the system midweek
Just curious did you do that to mitigate the EQ saturation/mid boost with the AGS on the Tone Hammer?

I'd be curious to hear what you think about the Sunway DI. I've liked the Mesa gear I've messed around with.

Thanks! You only need so much, right?
With my overthinking brain, yes often times less is more :roflmao:
 
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Finding the right 5 string P bass is a lot harder than 4 string Ps. I can usually play any 4 string P bass. I’m getting closer though…

im not going to say it can’t be done… but to me it’s hard to get really good clarity from the B with a just P bass pickup. I mean sure, it works ok… I loved my fender American pro P 5 and played it exclusively for years, but it may be on the chopping block. Or maybe it just needs to have a J pup added to it :cautious:
Still not sure what I really want out of a 5er nowadays… they used to be all I played! Didn’t have a steady keys player for a long time so the low B helped lots. Now that I play with keys 99% of the time, I’m okay with letting them handle it if need be.

WELL.... Truth be told I'm not a huge fan of Ps…

:eek:

I didn’t think you could say that on talkbass :roflmao:

that super P does look cool !
 
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Just curious did you do that to mitigate the EQ saturation/mid boost with the AGS on the Tone Hammer?

Yes exactly that, and just to hear what a virtually straight signal processed by the desk was like.
When mixed into FOH correctly it absolutely lovely.

I'd be curious to hear what you think about the Sunway DI. I've liked the Mesa gear I've messed around with.

I will post some thoughts…
They are a pretty stunning piece of kit, I bet I would struggle to pick out any significant differences in a live mix between it and other DI’s though.

With my overthinking brain, yes often times less is more :roflmao:

Totally agree…
 
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Yes you do! Dingwalls are hands down the best instruments I've ever played & I've been fortunate enough to have the opportunity to play a whole lot of high end basses (some 2-3x the price of the Canadian made Dingwalls) over the years.
Searching, it seems that the Dingwall Super P is custom order, only? Very few appear in the wild or sold listings. The Dingwall website has no pricing info..... I am ready to be enlightened....
 
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