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TOP 5 Bass Pedals You NEED on your pedalboard | Back to Bassics


Thinking of starting a pedalboard? Navigating the pedal world can be intimidating so here’s some inspiration on where you might want to start!

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23 thoughts on “TOP 5 Bass Pedals You NEED on your pedalboard | Back to Bassics

  • 6:30 I don't have a cab anymore for stage. Just my pedal board with DI and my in-ear monitor.

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  • If you use plenty of pedals. You won’t be able to capture that via di. So mic that cab!

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  • Tuners…I would skip the pedal tuner and just get a rack tuner. More worth your money and saves space on the floor/board

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  • never been a fan of heavy distortion on bass .. i love a good "edge" growl though , like what geezer butler gets on his tone. wqhere the bass has just an edge of distortion on it that retains 100% of the low end in a manner that the bass sounds like a low growl. i used to get this edge easy on my GKL amp , but i've reccently switched to a fender rumble map and it's harder to create that sound on it. but i love the fender amp''s cleaner sound better than the GK's clean sound. i still ahve the gk but it needs some work as it geting crackling and poping on some of it;'s knobs and switches.

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  • As someone who just started playing bass and wondering what effects to look for this was a very helpful video thank you!

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  • Chorus is essential if you want to nail the sound of a lot of 80's Post-punk, Alternative, and Goth bands. And, you're right, mixed with distortion, it's a beautiful thing!

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  • I remember watching this video years ago. I came back to it because its very very relevant now. I currently plug straight into a bass amp at a church and i felt off for a while – especially sustain and tone consistency. Thank you. Btw, i freaking love how you make your videos. The editing, humor, your personality, the structure, how the hell do you not have 1m subs yet?? Great job either way

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  • if i was going to add a multi effects pedal , where would i put that in line ?

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  • I’ve always loved chorus on bass, it’s such a cool sound and definitely gives you that classic Peter Hook/Duff McKagan/Peter Steele/Tony Levin (mixed with an octave pedal) tone and it’s awesome. I use it a lot on my guitar but will also throw it onto my bass when I want to add a bit of colour to my sound

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  • Compressors are impossible to demo on YouTube because the platform compresses all videos. The non compresses tone becomes compressed!

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  • I've been paying guitar since 1994 and only recently (about 2 years ago) started to play bass for fun after a friend give me a Maison P-bass from the 80's! The Bass was a mess, super dirty, rust, broken pickguard and pots, wires riped and all. I fixed it all and kept it!
    I actually got in 2 bands a few months ago and decided it was time to get some gear. What gear?! Well. I obviously already had a tuner and an Overdrive that actually sounds good with bass also (Bad Monkey) but i just bought 3 used pedals and it's exactly what you talked about in the video!
    I Got a Tech 21 Compressor that i leave on ALL the time, A Chorus that i also have on most of the time (with very low effect volume) and i got a Sans amp clone. The Behringer one!
    I actually have the Pre amp ALWAYS on also because i'm not even using a Bass amp. And to be honest i'm NOT gonna buy one. ever!
    The Sans amp is at the end of the pedal chain and it has a D.I. out to front of house and the output goes to a Rack with P.A. EQ and Power amp and then into two old school p.a. 1×15 cabs. The whole rig is taller than me!
    If this ever gets more serious i would go into in ears. I'm never gonna buy any Bass amp thats guaranteed! lol
    I also like to use a Phaser a few times on the Bass. The good thing is that i have everything in the same board for guitar and bass. I obvioulsy don't need the bass compressor on the guitar as well as i dont use my Decimator Noise gate on the bass. And i rarely use the delay but all my guitar pedals are ok for bass. Except for the Dunlop wah obviously!

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