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Guitar effects that work great for bass Heh heh for another post.....right, chilliwilli?. Digitech Grunge for distortion. Does not allow lower notes to get muddy at all. Boss BF-2 Flanger MXR Phase 90 They are all simple, apply themselves very well to bass and are accurate in effecting the low end. |
Bad Monkey Tube screamer Turbo Rat Fender blender Fender phaser Møller OD Sansamp Oxford |
I agree with the Boss Flanger, and I'd also add the Boss Chorus. Any of the Electro Harmonix muffs are great for bass too. |
Honestly, the great majority work just fine for bass. |
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Gromguten - Onkart Gromt. Very little low-end loss, nice sounding distortion. |
nyc big muff, boss ce-3, nobles tr-x |
green russian big muff, lm308 rat, blackout effectors musket. |
Boss hm2 |
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If a non bass-dedicated pedal doesn't seem to work well within a chain, it might be related to its chain location. |
Zvex Distortron |
Any Muff, particularly the Ver7 Sovtek-era Muffs. They sound great. --Silvie |
DOD FX-20C phaser |
+1 on Boss BF-2 Flanger, which sounds great. I think Jason Newsted used that on some Metallica albums. The Boss HM-3 Hyper Metal pedal sounds excellent on bass, and IMO gives the Bass Muff Pi a real run for its money. ![]() Also, EHX makes a cool pedal called the Stereo Electric Mistress, which has flanger and chorus effects. It is a simple pedal to use, which is a kind way of saying that it doesn't have many customizeable options, but sometimes simple is better. It sounds good on bass, too. Video demo here. ![]() There are several distrotion pedals that you should stay clear of because they absolutely suck out all the bottom end, like the Boss OS-2 (Overdrive/Distortion). |
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