Recent content by Soko

Wow, thank you for your answer. :D

I've been playing with the BDDI and all I can say is... the amp I use at home is s**t. OK OK, I knew it before buying the Sansamp toy, it was a present for my birthday when I was younger and was starting playing bass, but I realize I really need a new one.

If I change the BDDI for the VT it wouldn't be the Deluxe. Too much for me :ninja:

Well... first of all, people selling stuff via Craigslist or similar don't believe me, think I am a scammer (imagine receiving an email from a musician from Spain, yes, very reliable haha), so it's difficult to purchase material from this websites :crying: And the gift trick... well, it used...

So lets say, the VT works like an amp in-a-box and the BDDI lets you play more with your original signal, isn't it? :eyebrow:

Thank you for the advice :)

Come on, you must be kidding :eek: That's something I love of your country, your second hand market :D I would love to have both so I could compare them playing, not using youtube clips :spit:

That's something I've read a lot here. The blend knob. Is this so important it makes the BDDI a better choice over the VT?

:crying: I'll keep the BDDI while I look for an used VT. Hard task here, as in Spain there is no much second hand market for music gear.

:D:D Well in my case I am sure I want this retro tube sound, the problem is... with BDDI or VT? :ninja:

I recently bought a lightly used Sansamp BDDI for 165€-210$ (in Spain its price is around 250€-318$) and now I'm not sure I did well :( Don't misunderstand me, I like this little thing, but I have heard clips of the Sansamp VT and, boys, it sounds like heaven. I know the BDDI has...

:rollno: Like Apple hardware. A recent example: Ipad Mini - USA 329$ - EU 329€=420$

The gift trick doesn't work at all. If the seller is a store, you will have to pay taxes yes or yes. And if the seller is a "friend" then pray god. When you buy outside EU you should calculate the final price taking in mind customs. If they don't stop your packet, then better for you. But...

That's true but, in some cases buying American gear and paying all the taxes and all this medieval customs things, is cheaper than buying the same here! This is why I don't get the point for such expensive prices.

This days I have been looking for a new amp and I compared the price between Europe and USA... come on!! Globalization meant no barriers and this stuff. The difference between gear can be 200$ or more easily :rollno: