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If this had cab sim I would get one immediately

how does this compare to the CAPO/bassrig you have tried?

Such a shame that these are a Sweetwater exclusive, meaning we can't get them in Europe...

Nice! Just watched the JHS video about the recording. How do you think this device compares to the sgt-di? I loved the B15 sound in that. And the option to have it as a desktop practice tool, an on stage di/amp. Should I consider this as alternative? (Though I already have a nice compressor) As I understand mybe this more for studio work, but always liked jhs stuff and really liked the sound you produced with this! Any input is appreciated :)

Great presentation, thank you 😊 Mostly impressed by the range and tonality of the EQ, compressor also great 👍

Sold. Take my money. Need that tone.

I definitely preferred #1, but I only really cared about the difference in the 2nd and 3rd examples, which wasn't how I was really planning on using the pedal anyways.

The font of this pedal is exactly the same as the font you use in your videos. Awesome!!

Awesome!

I didn’t even know this pedal existed…now I must have one!

Hey Philip, what is the width and length on this pedal? I can't find that info anywhere!

I’ve got wide hands with short fingers. The P-Bass neck has been my nemesis since day one. It’s too chunky for my left hand. Fender starting offering a PJ Bass with a J-Bass neck. Problem solved….that was my main bass for a long time…until I lost my job during the pandemic and was unemployed for an extended period of time. I had to sell all my music gear to not become homeless while seeking employment. I found work and bought myself a Tagima J-Bass, however I quickly realized I missed the P-Bass sound…sooo I bought a pick guard blank and cut a new pick guard for my J Bass. With some careful measuring and tracing of a Duncan P-Bass pickup I had in my parts box, I fit that pickup to the new pick guard I made, wired up the pickup to the bass’s control set and voila, I created a replacement for my former Fender PJ bass. It sounds and looks great and is easy to play, at least for me.

The first thing I would do with this is see how close I can emulate an Ampeg B-15 with the DI, amp sim and other knobs.

I'm not a bassist, (yet,) but if/when I do head in that direction, this seems like a great multi effects pedal to start with.

Mud city

Thank you thank you for playing the same passage while tweaking the pedal. I get so lost when reviewers ask us to hear differences in pedals while changing songs, styles, playing position, and techniques.

Mr. Bee Man playing the bass

Philip - Thank you for being such an inspiration to me, I've recently begun learning Bass (in October 2023) and can't set the dang thing down. I'm playing around with recording myself right now - I recently discovered you have music on Spotify, and I am in LOVE with your "Tiny Songs 1" album! It absolutely bangs - I listen to it all the time, and it makes me very excited to try and make my own tunes. You are my all time favorite UA-cam channel and bass professional! Keep up the great work!!

I was very excited to see JHS had a bass multi-effects but a little disappointed it is going for such a specific sound. Don't get me wrong, sounds great for specific applications but not much use for me.

Another great video! Love hearing about the stuff that inspires.

you know what would sound really sick through this.....a custom, homemade Fenderbird

I'd still get the Capo Nothing wrong with using more than one pedal

I always loved the way the Brian’s bass or possibly Carol’s bass sound was ‘recorded’. It had a tone … but what I think sounded unique to my ears was the way it WAS recorded- … a bass sound, much like you have achieved with the demo of this pedal here, but then the, I guess the not so ‘secret’ ingredient was close miking the pick sound, playing the strings… the popping and ticking sound blended with the underlying tone giving the two sounds together, the foundation- which usually had nice compression with it as the cherry on top. 👍🏻 fun fun fun...

I think it would have more credibility if it was JHS in collaboration with Carol Caye, but the product looks and sounds great

I’m happy with the ToneHammer DI and/or Orange Terror Bass for flatwounds. You really need to try those if you haven’t! But now this is on my want-to-try list along with the SGT-DI and Bassrig ‘64 Black Panel.

Sounds so good! I just wish it had an effects loop

So grateful you did this demo. Hoping this is realised in a non limited edition as being outside America it’s not really cost effective to import one. Rotosound flats definitely have more bite and mids so can be a good gateway 😀

Can you run the pedal with an electric gtr?

Wow; so Brian Wilson might’ve been personally involved!

well done. sounds like a real bass when listen via combo plugged to pc

Can we take a moment to appreciate his phrasing please? He really puts the RAD in Conrad with his playing!

Great video - thank you… there are like none that dive into this pedal yet, so you did a good service here. Any chance you can upload a photo of your settings from that last jam as the video ends? I can’t quite make out the knobs and I’d love to see how you’ve got it dialed in for that sound. Thanks!

insert Philip J. Fry "take my money" meme

Killer video as always. Tonally this is pretty in line with what I enjoy! -Carson

How does this compare to the Fender Downtown Express pedal? I realise that doesn't have an amp sim, but I'm wondering if it's a decent (and cheaper) option - especially for those of us who can't shop at Sweetwater.

That's the thickest pick I've ever seen. I've always used a thin pick because that's what a lot of my favorite bassists use and it feels more comfortable for me. You sound amazing though!

To be honest, had my doubts about this one, especially concerning the price. But you definitely changed my perspective. Thanks for the video man!

can you dial in a low compression like 1.3 or 1.7 to one ratio ?

I've started looking up the prices before clicking on these videos just so I can enjoy it and not worry about wanting to get one 🥴

Sounds awesome! You've got to check out the JHS Four Wheeler. It's an awesome bass fuzz

Philip does an incredible job with all important aspects of this video, the cinematography is great, the sound is excellent, I understand how the pedal works, and the playing is beautiful.

This sounds amazing! I have a question. My G string on my bass has like zero sustain when I fret anywhere on the neck, but open it has sustain. Can you help?

You have already convinced me to buy a Duesenberg Triton. Last month, you convinced me to get a JMJ Mustang. And now this. You're killing me Phillip.

The exact person I was hoping would upload a review on this pedal, I love mine and mainly play a jmj bass too!

"Babe, wake up, Philip Conrad just uploaded-"

I use the Noble, can’t fault it… well worth saving up for.

410 sits best in the mix

I’m an analogy guy and the mom-stereo analogy was excellent.

I have the PJ. Changed the switch for a blend pot and had it setup. Nice fun all rounder. I chipped mine though, only minor, but now the price has gone up because it's basically a vintage relic.

for beginners, start with extreme settings, then dial them back until you get what you want. threshold= when to start compressing / ratio= how much to compress / attack= how long until full compression is reached / release= how long until no compression is reached / the most common way I use bass compression is to keep the notes sustained longer, so the track doesn't feel like its losing weight.