Photos of your equipment

There's settings for Volume, Surf, Tornado and Wah, as well as a switch for a Siren effect. The only one that I can get to work is the Siren.

Nice studio ! 

Like your tracks, especially the second part of Trample on me, love that trippy vibe.

All my stuff.

Thanks ;)

My bass, a Fender Squire Vintage Jazz Bass. I use an Ampeg BA115 amplifier.

It's actually quite good for a Squire and an excellent intermediate instrument. I'd keep it even if I got a higher quality instrument.

I've also got an old Casio keyboard as well. I'll try to post a picture later.


Edited by Jozef - December 12 2008 at 12:04

Awesome, will do. We've started to some work on it, though a fair bit of stuff still needs to be put together. We've written half a track with the three guitarists, but one of the bassists just went to America and won't be back for a month, and the other one has been hard to organize a jam with. And lastly, a drummer who is good enough for what we want is still being looked out for. But it is coming together and we will likely have something to show by March (fingers crossed)!

Bogner Ecstasy
PRS Custom 22
Marshall 19690a
TC Electronic Nova Delay
Fulltone OCD V2

Finally, here's a family pick with my basses:



A little blurry, but I finally managed to get the lighting good.

From left to right:

Ibanez Roadstar II RB630. Nothing fancy, a well-built late 80s P-bass copy that I got mostly because it's so light very nice to play. Traded it for an Ibanez ATK 600 I had, which was a much better sounding bass (fantastic triple coil pick-up with active electronics and tons of sustain), but I didn't like the neck and it was very heavy. I've thought about changing the pick-up and pots in this one, but I haven't got around to it yet.

Peavey Millennium 4. Older US-built model, not the current cheap BXP series. I won't say much about this one other than that it's a ridiculously good bass for its price (they aren't made anymore, but you should be able to pick one up used at around $200-$500)

Fender Classic series Jazz Bass. Yes, it's Mexico-built, but the quality is a lot better than the Standard series. Beautiful instrument, great value for money. Everyone knows what the J-bass is so I'm not going to say much more.