1 Bass, 1 Amp , 3 pedals....

Koa

Hot on the heels of the 1 guitar thread ...one bass.
Fender Precision (62 or 62 AVRI)
Ampeg Rocket Bass
JHS Pulp n Peel 
Guyatone Ultron
Only two pedals but often I don’t use any.

Funkfingers

Some parts of my answer will be different every day.

Fender AVRI’75 Jazz Bass
tc electronic Staccato ‘51
BOSS AW-3
Electro-Harmonix Pitch Fork

BOSS CEB-3

poopot

Any bass.
di into pa
no one cares as long as you have a van and can drive the rest of us to the gig

ICBM

Too difficult, it depends on whether I'm playing fretted or fretless, or if there's a usable amp at the venue.

But I did once get into a band by being the only one with a car .

Creed_Clicks

Dream: 
Ampeg
Rickenbacker Cheyenne/Lardeo
Overdrive/fuzz pedal

JezWynd

Hofner Artist Bass, Palmer Eins Head, SolidGold Fx Horizon comp, Boss BF-2 Flanger, Boss DD-2 Delay.

oldhorsemurphy

Fender P  Bass, Markbass/Bergantino rig, chorus, octave and compressor

bassbora

Warwick Streamer Stage 2, Mesa/Bergantino no pedals

dogload

Epiphone Jack Casady
Peavey Mark IV 
VFE White Horse Comp
Boss LS-2
Rat

MattBanshee

Fender Precision
Ampeg SVT
Diamond Compressor, Bass Soul Food, EHX Russian Big Muff

JezWynd

dogload said:

Epiphone Jack Casady
Peavey Mark IV 
VFE White Horse Comp
Boss LS-2
Rat

You have a White Horse! I loved that comp, just astounding sound it made. Unfortunately mine went faulty (the Gain control started to sound different), I returned it to VFE and he said he fixed it but it never sounded the same as it had originally. If you ever fall out of love with it... 

fretmeister

Sandberg TT Superlight 

Markbass Marcus Limited Goldline head > Barefaced Super Twin cab

Boss BC-1X Compressor 
Source Audio Spectrum Filter
Darkglass B3K v2

Guitarlarky

Fender P-Bass (MIJ 1992)
TC Electronic RH450 combo - 2x10 - has a multiband compressor built in
Floor Pod (bass) for occasional effect

dogload

JezWynd said:

dogload said:

Epiphone Jack Casady
Peavey Mark IV 
VFE White Horse Comp
Boss LS-2
Rat

You have a White Horse! I loved that comp, just astounding sound it made. Unfortunately mine went faulty (the Gain control started to sound different), I returned it to VFE and he said he fixed it but it never sounded the same as it had originally. If you ever fall out of love with it... 

It's a great pedal - really flexible maybe too flexible... I haven't really got my head around how it works yet!
It was actually a gift from a friend (a proper bassist, not a part-timer like me) in February this year, I put it on my pedalboard and only managed to do a couple of band practices before lockdown so it's just been sitting un-used since then. TBH I'd never heard of them before!
It's the only compressor that I've found that I've liked better than my trusty old Boss CS-1.

JezWynd

dogload said:

JezWynd said:

dogload said:

Epiphone Jack Casady
Peavey Mark IV 
VFE White Horse Comp
Boss LS-2
Rat

You have a White Horse! I loved that comp, just astounding sound it made. Unfortunately mine went faulty (the Gain control started to sound different), I returned it to VFE and he said he fixed it but it never sounded the same as it had originally. If you ever fall out of love with it... 

It's a great pedal - really flexible maybe too flexible... I haven't really got my head around how it works yet!
It was actually a gift from a friend (a proper bassist, not a part-timer like me) in February this year, I put it on my pedalboard and only managed to do a couple of band practices before lockdown so it's just been sitting un-used since then. TBH I'd never heard of them before!
It's the only compressor that I've found that I've liked better than my trusty old Boss CS-1.

I love the CS-1 too. It works surprisingly well for bass with it’s Normal/Treble switch. With Treble selected it gives a very nice punchy tone.

dogload

JezWynd said:

dogload said:

JezWynd said:

dogload said:

Epiphone Jack Casady
Peavey Mark IV 
VFE White Horse Comp
Boss LS-2
Rat

You have a White Horse! I loved that comp, just astounding sound it made. Unfortunately mine went faulty (the Gain control started to sound different), I returned it to VFE and he said he fixed it but it never sounded the same as it had originally. If you ever fall out of love with it... 

It's a great pedal - really flexible maybe too flexible... I haven't really got my head around how it works yet!
It was actually a gift from a friend (a proper bassist, not a part-timer like me) in February this year, I put it on my pedalboard and only managed to do a couple of band practices before lockdown so it's just been sitting un-used since then. TBH I'd never heard of them before!
It's the only compressor that I've found that I've liked better than my trusty old Boss CS-1.

I love the CS-1 too. It works surprisingly well for bass with it’s Normal/Treble switch. With Treble selected it gives a very nice punchy tone.

I suspect we may be in the minority in our love for the CS-1!

But yeah - punch to bass and imparts a very 'tinselly' quality to a guitar. 

Kebabkid

Sire V7
Roland Bass Cube 120XL (SWR Model)
Boss OC-2
BOSS CE-2
Orange Compressor

CarbonCopy

Fender Custom shop Precision

Markbass MoMark head and 2 x 10 cab

Markbass Compressore

Zvex Box of Rock

The Zvex is a guitar pedal, but it does not shelve bass frequencies like other guitar Overdrive pedals and sounds great to add a bit of crunch. I first started using it to approximate a Jack Bruce Cream-era type sound for a few Cream tribute shows and it's stayed ever since.

slacker

Not going to work for me. If I went back to bass it would be music man fretted and fretless, ns nxt, any amp and no pedals.

pintspiller

Why three pedals? I know I usually gig with a tuner, boost/OD and chorus, but I'd just prefer to use a tuner given the chance.

Bridgehouse

I agree on the no pedals front. 

Shuker Fretless
DI box
Brake, Clutch, Accelerator.....