bass di
here's comes a few audio samples of the di/preamps i personally have.  check out the following sample: 

1 - radial tonebone bassbone

 
2 - universal audio solo 610

3 - apogee one

byoc tree's tremelofirst attempt on assembling a stomp box.  and this is absolutely fun.

this is the tremolo kit from b.y.o.c. (build your own clone),

http://www.buildyourownclone.com/tremolo.html

based on ea (electronics austrailia) tremolo.  very mild sounding tremolo, even at extreme setting.  true bypass (w/ 3pdt switch).  works well for both guitar and bass.

built time for a noob like me was around 2 hours, the building guide is very well explained and straight forward.  it's not a very complicated kit, total amount of components are less than 30.  lots of fun building  and very rewarding, especially the pedal works on the first attempt.  i'm not very experienced with soldering iron. 

 

http://artsites.ucsc.edu/ems/music/courses/126.html

just saw these page with lots of useful / easier to understand lectures about technology for music from basic concepts about electronics into equipments into acoustics, i had some good time reading.

sonnus b2m bass to midi interesting little toy, a box that converts bass to midi.

very meaningful, great great playing, as always

great piece written and performed by victor.  i should remove all my playing away from the front page because of him.

here's my version of another motown classic i want you back by jackson 5.  

here's my cover version of the motown classic - what's going on by marvin gaye tribute to bob babbitt.

Bob Babbitsad day in music history.  we lost the motown bass giant Mr. Bob Babbitt today(July 16, 2012) morning in nashville.  he passed away at the age of 74 but left us with all the greatest, the most grooviest music from the 60's. RIP Bob Babbitt, you will be missed very much.

 

 

 

my main bass rig.  switched from the ampeg svt-5pro with the 410hlf cab 4 years ago and never looked back.

mb

markbass f1 head / special edition(red face plate)
- 300W RMS @ 8 ohm, 500W RMS @ 4 ohm
- 4 band eq
- vpf (Variable Pre-shape Filte)
- vlf (Vintage Loudspeaker Emulator)
- dimension: 10.04 in x 10.87in x 1.73in
- weight: 4.63lbs

traveller 102p cabinet
- 400W RMS
- freq response - 45 Hz to 18 kHz
- dimension: 23.4in x 13in x 17in
- weight: 33 lbs