Do you provide your own bass peddle to strike the bass pad?
1862369
Yes you do, the kit does not come with a bass pedal. I would also suggest a drum stool.
1363885
Sure- however... Boss guitar pedals have their low end limited from the get go. One of the easiest mods to do is replace the input capacitor to get more bottom. Without that, a bass won't get quite the "blatt" (mimic the low chirp that come from pushing a speaker till it breaks up) that a bass distortion pedal might.
612995
Oh Yeah. The bass drum pad is made out of foam so some scissors will definitely do the trick
1905023
This is a big bag designed for an acoustic bass. There is not much padding inside. If your Bass is going out of tune I would get a Snark tuner. They are inexpensive and very handy.
1370303
Yes absolutely...I've done it on many occasions... line in jack directly into your board... best wishes
712781
Friend sincerely. If it is a gain control for bass, but I find it very useful when I have to transport my mother. Jajaja. Greetings.
856599
Yes, assuming your DAW has a soft synth to generate sound from the incoming MIDI data that is generated by the fishman pickup
381584
Technically, yes. Although I wouldn't advise it, as this is intended for bass.
1991551
I play with a double bass pedal and haven't had any problems. Also there is only one more plug for an additional pad which I hope to use for another cymbal.
408605
Yes, you should be able to and they should provide slightly better playability. I'm thinking about replacing my rubber pads with them on the new TD-11K-S set I recently purchased.
877039
Yes, but keep it lock when transporting your bass. Both my jazz or precision fit if that's any answer.
254889
Chad,This is an over kill!!. This powered sub bass is more for live DJ, Bands, clubs etc. not for home use.
919074
I have used a bass guitar with this pedal, it does work but you won't find patches that are suitable for Bass guitars. Check out bose's pedals. They do have a few made for bass.
2225403
It's important to have a professional install this for you. I did it myself and the next day my bridge and sound post collapsed. You definitely do not need to drill anything. I would take it to you're repair person and get a professional setup. I've done a fair share of mucking around doing guess work with my own bass and I've found that expertise is really required for something like installing a pickup or adjusting the bridge. That being said I'm extremely happy with the sound quality and ease of use of the realist pickup.
1105822
No. Bought it for my son did not come with bass drum pedal. Didn't understand that. But once I got a pedal for it, it works and sounds really good.
1948238
Yes, but you will need to screw/drill holes for the mounting cover into your bass and through the pick guard.
1249000
Yes, but with one catch - If you have the snare and bass drum routed to the same input, you wont be able to hit them at the same time and have them both register. Perhaps if you paired up pads that would be less likely to be hit at the same time... but in my experience, playing drums really doesn't work like that...