Hello, you have a good amplifier, it will serve you very well in your studies and small rehearsals. However, to recommend a pedal or other equipment, I need to know what instrument you play and what type of music you will play. But for those who are starting to play, the recommended thing is to focus on studying technique, theory, band practice (there are applications that help a lot with this) and the equipment you purchase should not interfere with practice or studies, there are people who spend more time tinkering using equipment than playing and this is not cool, it hinders the musician's development and performance, so equipment for beginners must be simple and easy to use so as not to divert the focus from studies. If you want a recommendation for pedals, I'm available to help, but I need to know which bass is on and which song is going to play.
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What kind of pedal would sound good with a Fender Rumble 40 Bass amp? I'm a new player 🎸
Hello, you have a good amplifier, it will serve you very well in your studies and small rehearsals. However, to recommend a pedal or other equipment, I need to know what instrument you play and what type of music you will play. But for those who are starting to play, the recommended thing is to focus on studying technique, theory, band practice (there are applications that help a lot with this) and the equipment you purchase should not interfere with practice or studies, there are people who spend more time tinkering using equipment than playing and this is not cool, it hinders the musician's development and performance, so equipment for beginners must be simple and easy to use so as not to divert the focus from studies. If you want a recommendation for pedals, I'm available to help, but I need to know which bass is on and which song is going to play.
@@allforbass855 Thanks so much for the help. I bought a Peavey Milestone Jazz Bass and like Metal music.
Do you use multi effects pedals?