BASS DRIVER DI for under 40 bucks ?! 

Amps are mostly empty space, which makes them fairly simple and cheap to make. Not to mention most expensive pedals are made small batch in America, and any amp made that way will cost much more than 200 dollars due to overseas labor cost.

Well... some brands can make pedals for below a tenner because they own a whole city of factories (Behringer), but most companies order pcb's in huge stacks and solder everything by hand because they haven't been around for 34 years and haven't grown to such a scale. Or because they make a niche product. Economy of scale is a huge factor here. If I want to make a pedal I'm easily paying 20 bucks in parts. Add 20 bucks in labor (that's below minimum wage), double the price for a profit, double the price so a distributor can make a profit, double the price so the store can make a profit and you can see why pedals are expensive. I do agree that a well known circuit from 60 years ago shouldn't have to cost more than 40 bucks to the general consumer from a big company, because companies like Caline and Behringer produce big quantities. But there are plenty pedals around that could never be made for under a 100 bucks. Also... R&D is worth something. You can't expect people to work for free for hundreds of hours and only be 'on the clock' when they are soldering.

I was looking into the Pressure Point, man. I ended up going for the Joyo Dyna Comp, which has become a life or death pedal. It's good to know that the PP is well worth a plunge.

I'm surprised by the price/low noise floor combination with their pedals and power supplies. We should snap this gear up before the cork sniffers discover them..

But you can check gregor reverb store

That dude grooves and is so tight like none other.

I agree! Frank has pocket like ya' read about...

He’s awesome, isn’t he?

Why not play like yourself...with some committed practice?

Me too

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@@martinheath5947 thanks! I'll check it out.

There's really no subtlety with the drive knob, check out Jo Bass, he has a play through with it and his wife I presume does a slow dial of it and it goes from like 60% to 120% in like a millimeter of a turn

The drive control only seems to add "drive" to the signal between 3 o'clock & 6 o'clock, or the one that I have does.

It’s the wet sound

I’d say: yes - I think this preamp sounds really nice

it is

Looks like a Yamaha BBG5S. Have one on my guitar wall. Haven't played it in favour of my Warwick Corvette for a long time. I'm considering going back to it though. In hindsight I think I find the Warwick neck hard work.

Not at all. Only if you want an amp sound.

@@basstheworldofficial really? But how can I do that (with this pedal) leaving thru the unbalanced output to an ir loader pedal, and then to a DI box for good sound in console?

Wine Cellar vs Tech21 Bass driver? Seriously? Wine Cellar can't make sounds how at BD. Analog of Tech 21 BD is Hotone bass d.i.

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It doesn't do anything.

Nope

Gibts bei Amazon

My experience of mine too! Not much in the way of various drive sounds, almost on or off.

Do you think it would do well with a dedicated distortion or overdrive pedal, even a cheap one - i mean, to take over the lack of drive?

@@arnlmndza Of course it does. I used to put a boss ODB3 in front of it and the results were massive

@@esposoman Thanks. I'm thinking of getting a cheap OD pedal for home recording. Thank you.

@@arnlmndza If you have the chance, check out the Sonicake Boom Bass Ave. It's a compressor, a boost , a fuzz, a preamp, an octaver and a DI all in one. Now it's my main pedal for practice.

It's a really decent nod to the Sansamp. Approach it like it's a BDDI and it's freaking AWESOME for what it is.

DI

are you talking about the behringer bd21 ? ive heard all the horror stories with behringer and their build quality and their products not lasting very long. how is the build quality of the wine cellar ?

honestly that rumor is exaggerated. I've had behringer products last me years and their products have been above quality for the most part. but yeah the wine cellar build is pretty sturdy. i think its made of aluminum @@eneribackwards

Azor store has some on AliExpress, I bought mine from them. nl.aliexpress.com/item/32969295963.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.3da24c4dh0SJ5X

Amazon!

The delayed sound is played backwards

Thank you.

probably amazon

@@seancca I had a look on the Google shopping didn't come up with anything

@@scorpioscots9692 www.amazon.com/Caline-CP-60-Cellar-Effects-Classic/dp/B07LGXG689

@@seancca Ahhh kool cheers Bro 👌👍

I bought a power supply unit of theirs from Amazon, was here the next day. Been using it daily for about 5 months with no issues.

Ultimate Drive

Caline CP-12 Pure sky Overdrive

BassCulture pickups from Germany

The bass cultures are great. The Pup size is a bit odd and not much fits it well. I've got the exact same bass just different Pups!

@@lauriehwrdlh Different what? Oh, pickups! Was confused for a bit, because 'Pups' is a German word for 'fart' :o]

...These must be basstec Pickups, made by Harry Häussel. Please correct me Gregor if I am wrong ;)

no you made it personal

on Amazon

This pedal is great!