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I have an AC-15c1 and while I liked a Boss OD-3 into it, there's a little too much bass. So I tried my Boss OD-2 and I like it more because it tightens the bass up just the right amount. Which leads me to believe that a Tube Screamer might produce good results too. YMMV, I might change my...

Very original. Not so cheap.

I'm a big setter & forgetter.

I set and forget all my comps and I have 4. YMMV.

Top Tele slinger, who will be much missed. https://www.theguardian.com/music/2022/nov/23/wilko-johnson-obituary

Am I going crazy or is Reverb? https://reverb.com/uk/item/52701094-fender-nocaster-payola-style-1951-with-original-thermometer-case?utm_source=criteo&utm_medium=display&utm_campaign=Criteo-UK-SimilarAudiences-MF-2021Q4&utm_content=970x250

Boss CS-2 Boss CS-3 Boss CP-1X MXR M102 Dyna Comp They all do a fine job, with only a bit of judicious knob twiddling.

Mate, you've got 7 flavours of dirt in a row, some buffered, some not. At that point, the combinations become borderline mind-bending and depending on further factors (guitar specs and setup, amp(s) and settings, room temperature, size, reflective surfaces, humidity and perhaps your mood on the...

Try harder with the DD-3 is my heartfelt advice. You'll also learn to trust your ears in the process. Seriously, there's nothing wrong with gear you have if you're prepared to put in the time.

CS-3=>OD-3=DD-3 You'll cover a lot of ground with those, erm, three.

A good little jam was had, as pics and short vid will testify: Coolest amp was Mark's (Knavel) Epiphone something or other, not sure what the model was... Coolest guitar was Richard's (Mid Life Crisis) Coppercaster I like to think I had the coolest t-shirt...

One day, one day...

Boss DD-3, bought in 1988, having saved up for it for some time. Still got it.

Hahaha! Shall we say harmoniously then? ;)

Big Hairy Effing Bump 😐 It's happening. Tomorrow. After far too long. Time: 1pm - 6pm BST Place: http://www.millhillmusiccomplex.co.uk/ Studio 6 Thumping tubs, the redoubtable Mr Howard Tibble of Shakin' Stevens fame. Keeping the low end together, Mr Matthew Mee, a fine fellow, even if I say...

Gotta give Somethin' Else a spin too (bump) ;)

Some good tunes indeed Rick. I might add: Ain't no sunshine (Am) Let it bleed (G) Cocaine (E) Crosscut saw (A) The joker (F) I shot the sheriff (Gm) Matchbox (A) Albatross (E/A)

I'm taking my AC15C1, which will be plenty enough.

Wow, thanks. The rehearsal studio has a bass amp and drum kit, so we're covered on that. Otherwise, have at it!

And update to mine: I have just secured the services of Matthew Mee, who played bass at the last jam. So we now have a whole bunch of options!

Seconded. I have a modern, garden variety Dynacomp and there's absolutely nothing wrong with it. Twiddle the knobs and find your ideal setting.

Confirmed regarding the redoubtable Mr Tibble. Not so much on the bass player... Tony, didn't you say you have a low-end hombre who could cover?

Yes, the usual suspects, just like the movie ;)