Amos Heller (Taylor Swift) discusses the EQ on the Noble preamp DI.

nobleamps.com/preamps
Amos is playing a Fender American vintage '58 reissue P-Bass with Seymour Duncan quarter pound pickups and a Roscoe Century Plus 5 with Aguilar 5J-HC pickups and OBP-1 onboard preamp. Both basses were recorded straight into the Noble preamp DI, direct to UA Apollo Twin. Recorded with Logic, live at Studio Corso in Mountain View, Ca.
Amos Heller (Nashville, Tennessee) is best known as the long time touring bassist for multi-platinum and grammy-winning artist Taylor Swift.

[@brewer9565]

Hot damn! Great playing Amos. That's a sweet preamp.

[@JoesGuitarCafe]

The initial recording in this video blew my mind substantially, the drums and bass. Listened through good earbuds.

[@1thess523]

That bass and drum intro was sweet, reminded me of early Mike Dirnt Dookie stuff

[@alvin.sozidatel]

What's that song @ 0:23-1:12??

[@basscover1233]

just wondering how high is the P action, no buzz on pick

[@carnivorehitman]

Ben Stiller is great at bass!

[@kabnis2022]

What song is he playing on the Precision Bass?

[@3Dimen]

Ese bajo trastea por todos lados.

[@artfullboutique2768]

He "Preamp's a Preamp?!"😒

[@HLinc.]

ArtFull Boutique when you go XLR, it’s used as a DI box. What about that makes you angry?

[@jcout25]

$1,017 bucks and a 13 week waitlist? Hahahaha no thank you.

[@Zezezeze69]

Noble Amplifier Company? More like Nob Amplifier Company

[@basscover1233]

overated pre amp

[@jacobsmith1877]

Markbass Vintage Pre does way more for a fraction of the price