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Old 01-21-2009, 08:45 AM
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Sansamp Bass Driver DI or the VT bass?
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Which one is better?
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Both are different.

BDDI has the bonus of a D.I. in it, but won't have as wide a variety of sounds that a VT-bass has. The VT-bass also has a dedicated Mid knob which the BDDI does not have.

Similar, but different beasts.
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