It's a much simpler looking path than Jason's, which goes to show you how personal every bassists rig can be.
I'm going to add the above image to my About page with some details on why I selected the above gear and how they all work together. So I thought I'd do one for myself - check it out below: Not only does it look pretty cool, but I actually had a lot of fun creating it. Jason was also inspired to do a bass rig rundown video where he talks about each element of his rig. I also added his logo and included his URL as a nice way to help promote his website. So I reached out to my friend and bassist extraordinaire Jason Raso to see if he'd like me to try my hand at doing a visual diagram of his live setup. And they visually summed up a lot of information at a glance.not to mention that they also looked cool! This is nothing new of course, I first saw these types of diagrams in the pages of Bass Player magazine decades ago - but I always thought they were pretty cool. So while I was creating a visual document to do with an online marketing strategy it dawned on me. There's an old saying that a picture is worth a thousand words, and increasingly I find that I only have a deeper appreciation for visuals. Bass Gear Diagrams: your signal path at a glance
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