so i got a df-2 for free because my brother gave it to me, would this work for bass? i dont have an extra cord and so i havent tried it.
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Boss DF-2 Super Distortion and Feedbacker
- Thread starter sealmaster5
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It's worth picking up another cable to try it out. Don't expect the feedback note to lock in on the fundamental with a bass. The basic distortion may or may not be your cup of tea. Remember that you have to hold the pedal down to engage the simulated feedback.
It's a fun noisemaker if you're into stuff like Yo La Tengo or My Bloody Valentine, but likely completely useless if you play classic rock, blues, country, funk or jazz.
It's a fun noisemaker if you're into stuff like Yo La Tengo or My Bloody Valentine, but likely completely useless if you play classic rock, blues, country, funk or jazz.
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try it, you might just like it!
There is no such thing as a pedal that doesn't work for bass, it's just that you haven't found the right context for it .............yet!
There is no such thing as a pedal that doesn't work for bass, it's just that you haven't found the right context for it .............yet!
