Jani Zubkovs

Jani can be seen here performing with his much used Precision Bass by Fender.

"As a bass player, my board is very basic. A small detail I use to create a different sound involves my Caroline Cannonball Custom, which is the multi-colored pedal in the center of the board. It’s an amazing distortion pedal handmade in South Carolina, then hand painted by a local artist. Anyway, the right switch is for the distortion channel, but if you hold down the left switch while the pedal is activated, it enters into what they call “Havoc” mode. Basically, the pedal loops the signal through itself and creates all sorts of noise and sustain. I’ll activate this switch near the end of a song or when some sort of epic part is needed."

-Jani Zubkovs, Guitar World interview

From a Guitar World article, Jani's signal chain begins with a volume pedal by Ernie Ball.

From a Guitar World article, Jani's signal chain temporarily reroutes to a Boss tuner via tuner-output on the Ernie Ball volume pedal.

From a Guitar World article, Jani's signal chain moves from the distortion to a Bass Driver DI by SansAmp.

From a Guitar World article, Jani's signal chain moves from the Bass Driver to a Bass Big Muff Pi.

From a Guitar World article, Jani's signal chain moves from the Big Muff to a Micro Synth.

From a Guitar World article, Jani's signal chain moves from the MicroSynth to a Mooer Reecho.

Picture taken after Caspian's gig at VIVID FESTIVAL in Kristiansand, Norway - 22/09/2018

Picture taken after Caspian's gig at VIVID FESTIVAL in Kristiansand, Norway - 22/09/2018

Picture taken after Caspian's gig at VIVID FESTIVAL in Kristiansand, Norway - 22/09/2018