MOHINI DEY BASS PEDALS | PACK WITH ME & KNOW WHAT I USE AND HOW I USE

[@lucmichel7588]

👍👍👌

[@sydneyreoa.sangma7675]

Best mentor ever.

[@ajitghosh2626]

Nice

[@kraigrichard7043]

Am completely unknowing about any of this, but am so very appreciative of your educational efforts in furthering the arts.

[@paulflanagan5395]

Yous r the best

[@harvie1557]

Wow I could hear your thoughts.😂 Ciao!

[@jbthepianist]

This is awesome Mohini ❤

[@user-hs6br1hb9x]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@jrcole7273]

👍🏾thanks for sharing

[@paulwhetstone0473]

Yo Mo, thanks for the pedal breakdown. It’s not very often, if ever, that I’ve heard the world’s greatest bass player lay it all out. Lol

[@lepepino9325]

God bless u baby🇨🇲

[@theprezenz]

Thx for the breakdown! Why are you using 2 octavers? Is the oc2 not enough? Why the sub'n up also?

[@waynethomas403]

👍🏾
The amp head, do you typically use the venue’ cab?

[@johnw5734]

Very cool. Besides the power supply I like to mount a small Edison socket under the pedal board. That way you can mount an 18V wall wart supply for any power hungry pedal the Voodoo supply won't support.

[@TonyMotta-ex9hk]

Just a note: Any Voodoo Lab Pedal Power model with two available 9V outs can power 18V effects. Just combine any two 9V Pedal Power outs using a Voltage Double cable (part# PPY) or Voltage Doubler adapter (part# PPAY) to get a single 18V out. You can also add dedicated 18V outs by powering a Pedal Power X4-18V Expander Kit (part# PPX4EK-18V) equipped with two dedicated 18V outs directly from one of the 3 Series X-Link expansion ports or from any Pedal Power 12V out of 400mA or more. ;)

[@normalizedaudio2481]

My guitar player made his pedal board from an old crate.

[@siriusharsha]

Oookayyyy.
It's good I guess.
A completely flabbergasted normal guy here.
No disrespect intended ma'am.

[@carlosvillarroel6665]

Hahahaha chao for now