I hardly use any of my pedals… I prefer the set-and-forget approach and having to deal with an expression pedal in a musical way while playing is still too challenging for my brain-hand-foot coordination
Whenever I see either a trem on a bass or an expression pedal on a bass board I seriously wonder if the owners eventually see them as anything but a minor liability
Sounds like a neat idea, but unless you really like wah, maybe not so useful on bass
You can do some neat experimenting stuff with exp pedals and multi-fx units. In improv I have used exp pedals for toying around with distortion, volume and different effects.
I use it quite a bit with the Generation Loss and C4.
One of these days I am going to actually start recording some of that stuff into proper songs. Need my hand back first.
Aw man. @howard is being practical again. Pedals on bass aren’t about all that. I already have plans for a second unnecessary pedal board to go with my first unnecessary pedal board.
I was about to order a harmonious monk because playing a dark western figure pretending I’m playing accompaniment to Kill Bill isn’t sounding quite right. But I can see where that isn’t as generally popular as it is with me.
Hey any forum folks in Japan (which right now is I guess… me and Larry?), decent-ish Yamaha MB-40 up on Mercari for ¥9800. Some finish cracks and a little beat up but for $65 this is a great deal, could use for parts even if junk.
You can routinely find these in very good condition in stores for around ¥20000-30000 so the price is pretty low unless it’s complete junk, which I doubt.
These are neat little basses, I will probably get one someday (been saying that for years).
Just a regular girl needing a date to the prom…I have no room left I’m at the point I’d have to sell to get new and there are none I want to get rid of. Even to the Epi EB3 to the local jam session as anyone’s bass and she was outrageous. She covered everything from Isn’t she Lovely to a 12 bars blues you know the words we are making them up.