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I got to see Jungle Funk again last night at SOB's and they were great. As always, lots of energy and inspiring as well. How they seamlessly mix technology and music in a live setting is incredible. I know there are many bass players on the list, and being one myself, I was scouting the stage to see what equipment Doug was using ... In the rack ... Peavey CyberBass controller Lexicon Jamman Emu Planet Phatt (2) older Digitech Studio Signal Processors Digitech 2120 Valve Multi-Effects Signal Processor t.c. electronics 2290 - Dynamic Digital Delay On the floor ... Roland Volume Pedal Boss AutoWah AW-2 Boss DD-3 Digital Delay Boss Bass Flanger Boss SYB-3 Bass Synthesizer Boss Tremolo/AutoPan Seymour Duncan Bass Wah Digitech Control One for the 2120 There was another pedal back by his amp stack that I couldn't make out besides the channel switches for his Trace Elliot preamp and an A/B switch. The axes ... Spector 4-string Warwick 6-string Peavey 5-string CyberBass (it has both MIDI and phone lines out) Ibanez 5-string (the new Doug Wimbish signature line) BTW, Vinx had a great assortment of equipment as well. It seems like he uses a Zendrum to trigger samples from an Emu ESI-4000 (which included opera singers, classical violin pieces, street noise) and (2) Lexicon Jamman used mainly for vocal looping. He also had a Yamaha SU-10 strapped to an electronic drum using the ribbon controller for scratching effects. And don't forget his Djembe. Will plays an Udu drum on one song which sounds really great. (http://www.lpmusic.com/Product_Showcase/Udu_Drums/lp_udu_drum_utar.html) Anybody know what those large electronic drums that Vinx and Will use on a bunch of songs? Later- Doug