AGUILAR PEDALS

[Mr.Lowe]

Got the filter twin a year a go and have been incorporating it with both bass guitar and upright (both sound great- sorry no sound clips.) I've been able to get a good geezer butler sound out of it and really like the sensitivity with right hand technique. I want to try the octaver or chorasaurus. But I think my next investment will be a power block and a pedal tuner.

 

[Crystalman85]

Did the older models have this "gig-saver" option?


If you only want a distortion effect I recommend you buy a dedicated one (like the Agro or other that you like).
The Zoom is the best option for a great collection of effects at good price, but in your case you need only one.

I'm sorry for my English.

Greetings!

Your english is fine and I suppose you're about one thing. I would like to have a distortion pedal rather than a multi-effects stomp box for my live set-up. I would say my other choice for a distortion pedal if I needed a new one for any reason would be an idiot box blower box bass distortion pedal or an ehx nano bass big muff. other than those, I have been looking at an aguilar agro bass distortion pedal.

 

[Pickebass]

I have all of them. I would recommend the TLC and the filter twin of the 2 you mentioned. Then octamizer and agro. I know you didn't mention the tone hammer, but that and the TLC usually leave with me to every gig.

The TLC is a great simple compressor. Easy to use and get good sounds.

 

[Pandastylebass]

I own and love the filter twin, I recently had a chance to play through the TLC and it is pretty sweet!! Might have to trade in my MXR for it

 

[The Mouse]

Aguilar gear is great. Currently using the Tone Hammer pre, TLC, TH350 and 2xSL112's.

 

[richrod]

So let's mix it up and now add the new AG700 pre! Ha! This thing is ridiculous!