He seems to have confirmed it on that forum.
That'd be ideal for me, I'd have it as always-on for clean boost + coloring and the footswitch to turn on distortion
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JPTR Bass Jive
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That'd be ideal for me, I'd have it as always-on for clean boost + coloring and the footswitch to turn on distortion
Exactly how i would use mine. Currently always on for me now but sounds amazing as a boost.
I have a Double Jive as well!!! I think adding the Bass Jive will open up a lot of possibilities!I don't need always-on mode. I have a double Jive
Keep telling yourself thatOne is enough for me. Double Jive is perfect. Don't even want to try the bass one
Not yet. I reached out asking if I could order a warlow and get them shipped together. Haven't heard back at all.
I'm not sure if any of the batches have been completed yet, to be honest. I'm sure they'll share a photo of the pedal on their fb/ig before shipping anything. I don't expect these to ship before January. This time, I've managed to curb my expectations.
I'm still hoping for this year as that was the last spend on my annual allowance for GAS. Hoping next year to have some music income.
Good luck folks. Knowing these guys, it may be December 2025.
Couldnt help but notice they didn’t have a picture of a finished bass jive on the site. Things that make you go hmmm
I can’t decide whether this is classic Talkbass or classic JPTR that we’re six pages into a thread and no sign of the actual pedal.
You've probably seen the final options that will go into Bass Jive, but here they are (taken from their FB page):
-Lowcut 60Hz/30Hz/“punchy” (cut at 80 Hz but with resonance peak)
-Voicing vintage/neutral/modern
-Clean boost/classic jive/classic + parallel drive
-DIP switch toggles between normal bypass and boost/drive
-Everything that runs with opamps (clean boost, EQ, etc.) operates at 18V, jive and overdrive run at 9V.
I'm very curious about the low cut (I take it's an HPF) options and the classic + drive option. I'll most likely keep the voicing neutral as I suspect vintage will roll off the high end (or maybe boost the lows) and modern might add a scooped EQ.
Looking forward to it.
-Lowcut 60Hz/30Hz/“punchy” (cut at 80 Hz but with resonance peak)
-Voicing vintage/neutral/modern
-Clean boost/classic jive/classic + parallel drive
-DIP switch toggles between normal bypass and boost/drive
-Everything that runs with opamps (clean boost, EQ, etc.) operates at 18V, jive and overdrive run at 9V.
I'm very curious about the low cut (I take it's an HPF) options and the classic + drive option. I'll most likely keep the voicing neutral as I suspect vintage will roll off the high end (or maybe boost the lows) and modern might add a scooped EQ.
Looking forward to it.
You just made me want this all over again!You've probably seen the final options that will go into Bass Jive, but here they are (taken from their FB page):
-Lowcut 60Hz/30Hz/“punchy” (cut at 80 Hz but with resonance peak)
-Voicing vintage/neutral/modern
-Clean boost/classic jive/classic + parallel drive
-DIP switch toggles between normal bypass and boost/drive
-Everything that runs with opamps (clean boost, EQ, etc.) operates at 18V, jive and overdrive run at 9V.
I'm very curious about the low cut (I take it's an HPF) options and the classic + drive option. I'll most likely keep the voicing neutral as I suspect vintage will roll off the high end (or maybe boost the lows) and modern might add a scooped EQ.
Looking forward to it.