I fully recommend the Q-tron+. Lots of different sounds all vey funky and tasty. And the effects loop is awesome! Stick a fuzz in there.
By 'improve,' I, of course, mean in the ability to not fry after a year.
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I fully recommend the Q-tron+. Lots of different sounds all vey funky and tasty. And the effects loop is awesome! Stick a fuzz in there.
Electro Harmonix Bass Microsynth - it's a little expensive ($250-275), but a cool range of sounds, unfortunately it's a pretty "dirty" pedal, so don't expect to get much sound out of it that isn't fuzzy. It's also hard to get the sliders in the same position all the time, so using it live/on the fly can be a challenge to dial in exactly what you want. Really fun to play with though.
By 'improve,' I, of course, mean in the ability to not fry after a year.

Probably my used Boss RV-3. A highly underrated pedal worthy of far more than the 'Boss' title, with some awesome tones at hand with the Reverb/Delay combos. Picked it up used for well under $100. It's not going anywhere. Ever.
I want that one but Ive got to get a Hematoma first
You wont regret it for a second. I've seen a bump in the price they're fetching of late. Still worth every penny in my eyes. It holds all of the classic post-rock tones, great for large swells of reverb, even has some of the coolest gated reverb tones I've ever heard.
thats good to hear because post rock is my type of music
I misunderstood you (and still do, going back and re-reading your post). The X-Blender can switch between blended and 100% wet with one loop, which is what I thought you were saying. You want two loops, each 100% wet, with the ability to blend between them? That would be cool- I don't know of a pre-made device that does that short of a mixer with two aux loops.
Without a doubt, My Xotic Tri-Logic outboard pre.
Very transparent, excellent, musical EQ, true bypass. Works great on passive basses that need just a little extra something, but where you don't want them to sound "active". I don't leave home without it!