Rik_4GEN7

This is my main bass and is hands down the best bass I've bought in years.

I've used this controller now for about 5-6 years. It's the first non-traditional pedal I have ever owned and honestly, I love it. I only have 2 problems though. The AC adapter option is a micro USB that sits inside the battery compartment meaning it's really awkward to use so I've always used batteries. Sometimes external expression pedals aren't picked up right away. Other than that, this is an awesome piece of kit that sits very nicely on my board.

I've had this pedal nearly 20 years. It still works. It still sounds great. I now use BIAS FX but I keep this little monster around and on my board for a back up plan in case my shit fails.

The latest addition to my board after my old interface bit the dust. Using with BIAS FX / BIAS amp and an iRig blueboard it has solved my noise issue and sounds MUCH better than my old analog interface. The bypass switch is solid and the connectivity options are amazing!

I use a passive DI to allow my digital amp / effects to go directly into a house PA. I use a Sub-Zero made one but can't fault the ease of use for any passive DI box. Not to mention the fact that you don't need to carry around a massive ass bass amp.

All my tone comes from an iPad. Bias FX / Bias AMP drive ALL my tones.

Ah, my first bass. I still have it but it's in a massive state of disrepair. I will keep it until I'm in the ground though. Sentimental value 'n' all that.

Probably would have been a much better amp for anything other than metal. My boss ODB-3 killed the speaker even with a low gain setting.

Great tone but really impactical to play regularly if you like to take your hands off the bass at any point. Really head heavy.

An amazing bass that I ended up trading for a 6 string bass with a slightly shorter neck. As much as I loved this bass tonally, the fret spacing was a little cumbersome for faster fretwork in the lower register. Probably just my hands but hey, that's just my preference I guess.