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I have heard a few of your sounds, they are really good and inspiring!! I am a guitar/bass player, and have recently got a RP1000. I've found out there are quite a few effects, amp models are the same with BP355. Therefore, if I can get to know ur settings in details, I might be able to create similar sounds on my unit. Many Thanks!! :bassist:
 
I have heard a few of your sounds, they are really good and inspiring!! I am a guitar/bass player, and have recently got a RP1000. I've found out there are quite a few effects, amp models are the same with BP355. Therefore, if I can get to know ur settings in details, I might be able to create similar sounds on my unit. Many Thanks!! :bassist:

Thanks for the compliments, Fresh Breeze. the amp and cab models on the bp355 has a couple of bass amp and cab models along with some guitar amp and cab models. you can mix and match any of them and create a pretty cool sound. you can also add some effects to make the patches on the digitech bp355 sound more unique. it's an awesome multi-effects processor to own. I definitely would recommend it.
 
Thanks for your great samples, Crystalman85!!

It's a gift for the ones who are thinking in buying a multi effects unit, like me.

I think the Korg has some buzz on most sound samples...

I'm very interested in knowing your opinion: from all the units, which one produces better sound and with less background noise? If you had to chose, what's your favorite?

Cheers!
 
Thanks for your great samples, Crystalman85!!

It's a gift for the ones who are thinking in buying a multi effects unit, like me.

I think the Korg has some buzz on most sound samples...

I'm very interested in knowing your opinion: from all the units, which one produces better sound and with less background noise? If you had to chose, what's your favorite?

Cheers!

Anytime, dude. of all the multi-effects processors I have previously owned, I honestly like the korg "toneworks" ax3000b the most because it's got some awesome modulation effects and some pretty cool distortion effects. I kinda regret selling it. but thankfully I've purchased a korg "toneworks" ax5b on ebay. it's basically a portable version of the korg ax3000b. the buzz you hear is probably the treble boost on my schecter bass being turned up a little bit. it adds a little bit of noise sometimes when I use effects. I also like the digitech bp355. it's got some pretty cool effects. it also has smooth sound quality.
 
For those wondering what multi-effects processors I like from top to bottom, here's my top 5 list of what multi-effects processors I enjoy testing out.

1. korg "toneworks" ax3000b
2. zoom b2.1u
3. digitech bp355
4. line 6 bass floor pod
5. rocktron utopia b100

Of all the 5 multi-effects processors I've previously owned, I like the korg "toneworks" ax300b, a zoom b2.1u and the digitech bp355 the most.