I scored a Finnish B3K late last week on Reverb for $145, felt good.
Also, others have said it but sell a bass, git quality pedals.
Also, others have said it but sell a bass, git quality pedals.
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My experimenting with it was such that while I didn't think it did a perfect impression, it was close enough for that to be a reasonable answer.
a joyo orange juice is a pretty good affordable replacement. this pedal costs about $50 and it sounds killer on bass. this demo showcase the outstanding sound quality of this pedal.
I was thinking of getting one myself along with one of their chorus pedals. I am intrigue on what joyo has to offer.
a joyo orange juice is a pretty good affordable replacement. this pedal costs about $50 and it sounds killer on bass. this demo showcase the outstanding sound quality of this pedal.
I was thinking of getting one myself along with one of their chorus pedals. I am intrigue on what joyo has to offer.
The Tech21 VT Bass can get to darkglass-ish tones when you put the character knob past noon.
With the AfterShock can you have say 3 tube OD's ready to go (1 on each switch) or do you have to have 1 tube, 1 distortion and 1 fuzz?
With the AfterShock can you have say 3 tube OD's ready to go (1 on each switch) or do you have to have 1 tube, 1 distortion and 1 fuzz?
+1 more for the SA Aftershock. I haven't found a sound I couldn't get out of it. And as a bonus when some other dirt strikes your fancy (and it will) you can twiddle knobs and app settings until your heat's content.
On the other hand, I couldn't get it to sound close to any of my favourite dirt sounds and found it frustrating to program so sold it on very quickly.
I found you had to adjust your playing style a little bit, I was able to get that signature bite with digging in with a pick at 45 degrees from the string, scraping it while picking. With the character knob past noon, it turns from the B15 to more of a modern, alt-rock/metal sounding tone.I never got mine to sound anything resembling my B3K. Or ever heard one. I was never happy with the VT Bass, and tried desperately to get on with it from all the (reasonable) hype. I liked the B3K as soon as I tried it.
The B3K is the antithesis of the SVT tone, imo. Closer to a bright Marshall. As for the ODB-3, I've gotten cool sounds, but I also think it sounds unlike the B3K(less metallic by far)
Joyo Orange Juice (not played one but sounds similar in this clip at least):