Thomas Grell

A great little pedal that is bright and fast to tune. Not a whole lot to say-- it keeps you in tune! It also has an additional power output for effects pedals, so that's a handy feature.

This is a pedal that has done wonderful things for both my live and studio tone. Its a great pedal to add a lovely subtle 'glassy' overtone to your bass, or full on distortion. It retains all your original tone and allows you to add the distortion on top. Its super for nearly any genre, and if the B7K is too modern for you, the Vintage Microtubes might be more your speed. I'm never getting rid of this pedal. Ever.

1000 watts with a DI in such a small package? What more could you want? Dead simple front panel controls, a solid DI, really sweet preamp stage with lots of gain/grind on tap. Best part is- you can usually just plug in and play.

Slim neck, contoured body, nice electronics, great balance, incredible playability... This was the first Spector I ever played. Stellar basses (especially for the money). Mine has seen a lot of stage time. If you aren't too keen on the tone, they also make great mod basses. Pick one up sometime though... It will surprise you!

I've owned this bass for a few years, taken it on tour, recorded with it, and subjected it to many, many hours of playing. Its comfortable, easy to get around, well built, and comes with pro-grade active electronics to get a very powerful (if also a very LOUD sound out of the bass). It easily fits into each situation I've used it in, and I wouldn't trade it for the world... Certainly a workhorse for any musician.