joe_reichenbach

My pedalboard uses multiple channels, that creates a lot of line noise. I run one of these on each channel with distortion, and soon as I stop playing, it cuts the noise. Great design!

I have a pedalboard setup that utilizes two of these pedals.. And I've sat down with this and the Boss PS-6, and I was surprised that this tracks as good, if not better, than the Boss pedal.

with a 3 band EQ, gate-able distortion channel, adjustable clean volume with a 'color' switch, can be used as a DI, in-line, or both with a phantom and ground switch... a price of 150$ is MORE than reasonable for this pedal. This has been in my arsenal for 10 years, and has been the most badass pedal I have ever had. Durable as a tank, and full of features, I always tell bassists they need this pedal.

I've had Rickenbackers, Fenders, Squiers, ESPs, Deans, Ibanez... etc. etc... and played many many basses in my life, but this one is the one I always come back to. All the versatility I would ever need to play anything from Jazz, rock, metal, pop, blues, etc. etc.... Sounds great live and even better in the Studio. I will have this bass for a long time, and have already had it for over 11 years

I played a Stiletto Elite 4 for about 10 years before buying this bass. And as far as live performance goes, it plays almost exactly the same. Has a much more natural sounding tone than the Elite. Definitely great for live gigs