Worship Bass Pedalboards

[SamuelG]

That's a cool way of doing the holes for the tubes. Probably much easier to DIY than the slots.

The holes took some time to hand drill, but these were my very first builds. I'm happy with them, but now I use the Tayda Tool Box service where they cut out the shapes you want [within limits ] before they UV print the design you give them.
As you can guess I have a "thing" for tube driven! Here's one I'm working on at the moment...

 

[SamuelG]

That’s one I’m not 100% but I believe all digital

That's my understanding as well... however I don't know of any analogue equivalent. Especially, with options to LP/HPF the beginning and end of my signal path with the added flexibility to shift my settings quickly to the room.

 

[Stedkey]

If you are looking to add to your pedal collection, I have several for sale. Check out this listing:

https://www.talkbass.com/classifieds/pedals-for-sale.1662312/

 

[wolffire99]

Clicking on an add on FB triggered an automatic direct message from Walrus Audio. One can hope right?

 

[Stedkey]

If you are looking to add to your pedal collection, I have several for sale. Check out this listing:

https://www.talkbass.com/classifieds/pedals-for-sale.1662312/

Follow up to the above post. All pedals now sold, Line6 Stomp XL is ordered and on the way. Looking forward to using this for bass and electric on WT.

For those of you who bought pedals from me, thanks!

 

[projectapollo]

Moved back to an 18” board when serving at a couple of our church plants.

 

[Stedkey]

Anyone using a Line6 Stomp XL with either a Lakland 44-02 or a Rob Allen MB-2?

If so, what options work for you?

 

[eve_ripper]

So I’ve got my board updated. Now it is small and have big pedals. I’m a little confused with Juno chorus (about volume jump) but was satisfied with Ashdown compressor.
Many years ago I didn’t like this thing.

 

[FenrirofOld]

Has anyone compared the V2 Tone Hammer to the V1?

 

[yaksonator]

I'm interested in this too. I'd like a side by side comparison. Tone matching, knob twisting, etc.. Visual and audible demo. Can't take peoples word for it. I know enough about this stuff to understand that the opinion is in in the eye of the beholder.

But I won't spend the money on a v2 til that happens. Just my take on it.

 

[projectapollo]

Has anyone compared the V2 Tone Hammer to the V1?

I posted my comparison here, post #82:
https://www.talkbass.com/threads/new-aguilar-tone-hammer-preamp-pedal.1662222/page-5#post-28799128

 

[FenrirofOld]

I posted my comparison here, post #82:
https://www.talkbass.com/threads/new-aguilar-tone-hammer-preamp-pedal.1662222/page-5#post-28799128

Good run down and was what I was suspicious of haha. I need to track another V1 down.

 

[FenrirofOld]

I'm interested in this too. I'd like a side by side comparison. Tone matching, knob twisting, etc.. Visual and audible demo. Can't take peoples word for it. I know enough about this stuff to understand that the opinion is in in the eye of the beholder.

But I won't spend the money on a v2 til that happens. Just my take on it.

I'm right there with you!

 

[shotime]

Moved back to an 18” board when serving at a couple of our church plants.

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The Lowrider is a very interesting pedal. It “kind of” replicates the Pultec trick, but actually does a really good job of emulating a little labs VOG without taking up the sub harmonic bandwidth. It doesn’t work all the time, but when it does WOW it makes an impact!

 

[Btbp]

I updated my pedalboard

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The Noble is on a separate effect loop. This way, I can place it first, split my signal in 2. One is my Dry signal, and the other one goes through my effects. It allows me to record the Noble and my effects separately.

Otherwise, I usually place the Noble last.

As both loops are routed to my patchbay, I only have to change one patch cable to go from one configuration to the other.

I love it !

Don't know if it's just a good shot but that bass looks great

 

[jam.majors]

I updated my pedalboard

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The Noble is on a separate effect loop. This way, I can place it first, split my signal in 2. One is my Dry signal, and the other one goes through my effects. It allows me to record the Noble and my effects separately.

Otherwise, I usually place the Noble last.

As both loops are routed to my patchbay, I only have to change one patch cable to go from one configuration to the other.

I love it !

Coming back to this post, how do you use your Microcosm? I have a tunnel preset I like for doing synth-fills between songs or to intro, but I'd love ideas to expand its use.

 

[projectapollo]

Posted this on the P&W Bassist and the dedicated DCX thread, thought I'd share here as well. Cool micro-board.

 

[Romain909]

Don't know if it's just a good shot but that bass looks great

The bass DOES look great !

 

[Miles_ONeal]

Posted this on the P&W Bassist and the dedicated DCX thread, thought I'd share here as well. Cool micro-board.

It is pretty cool for minimalists, but statements like "My ... (it's all you need)" turn me off. No. It's all *he* needs. And that's great. But goofy blanket statements make me want to not even watch/read/listen/whatever.
Sorry. Microrant over!

 

[Romain909]

Coming back to this post, how do you use your Microcosm? I have a tunnel preset I like for doing synth-fills between songs or to intro, but I'd love ideas to expand its use.

In many ways.
I can use it as a regular looper.
I love the interrupt modes. With heavy drive beforhand (MBD), it gets some weird Cyberpunk futuristic glitchy vibes.
More often, I play different chords on the Mosaic D program with lots of reverb to create an ambiance and hold it. Then I play bass on top of it, with reverb as well (Slö, Dream mode). Dreamy mood.

Here is an example of what I like to do with it :

I played my fretless bass, looped it in the microcosm, then plugged a keyboard into my pedalboard. It goes into the slö then into the Microcosm.