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Aguilar Tone Hammer

Thanks a lot Dave. This is very useful information.

I onced tried a DB924 on my Fender Jaco fretless bass and was really impressed by the sound. Now that the Tone Hammer seems to work with double bass piezo, I'm eager to get one.

Bardlute, I'm HellCat at guitarchina forum.
Guodi(Lionathena at bbs) has got a Tone Hammer, you can try his. And he told me it can use batteries, too.

It's amazing, I shall get one,too.
 
I'm glad I ordered the power supply with mine... the boys at BC told me it eats batteries.


Actually, the Tone Hammer eats PB&J, an apple, and likes those little packs of goldfish. Oh, wait....that's my lunch!:)

The battery life of the Tone Hammer is about 100 hours, as good or much better than similar products.

Hope this is helpful.

DB
 
Actually, the Tone Hammer eats PB&J, an apple, and likes those little packs of goldfish. Oh, wait....that's my lunch!:)

The battery life of the Tone Hammer is about 100 hours, as good or much better than similar products.

Hope this is helpful.

DB

Wow that is great!

Gotta stick up for the guys at bass central and clarify my original statement. They told me that in general 18v pedals eat batteries and they hadn't tried the tone hammer yet to see. Didn't mean to mar the good name of your products!
 
Mine came in yesterday and I'm blown away. I replace a SansAmp BDDI with the Tone Hammer and I'm glad I did. Only had a few hours to tinker but I got everything from crisp clear slap to death metal dirt. Seems to be very flexible with tones and was well worth the money.
 
Mine came in yesterday and I'm blown away. I replace a SansAmp BDDI with the Tone Hammer and I'm glad I did. Only had a few hours to tinker but I got everything from crisp clear slap to death metal dirt. Seems to be very flexible with tones and was well worth the money.

Tell us more. The SansAmp BDDI [deluxe version?] has six presets, no?

Is only one [at a time] really happening ToneHammer sound better than all that?

I mean, the SansAmp sounds good; does the ToneHammer kill that much more?
 

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