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Digitech BP90?
- Thread starter Jaruquin
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The digitech bp90 is actually pretty decent. it's got some good effects, amp and cab models. here's a youtube clip of the digitech bp90.
Feel free to check it out.
Feel free to check it out.
I was never a fan of the sound of my Digitech multi. I would recommend any other manufacturer over them.
Owned the bp90 and the bp355... they made me lose faith in digitech. I've owned several guitar and bass digitech products over the years and the build quality and features aren't getting any better. Definitely go try before you buy but also consider the zoom products like the b3 and the new multi stomp if you're looking for great sounding multis. I dug the zoom for a while but then decided to sell it to play around in analog land where I've been much happier.
I've had one too. personally, I think it's suitable for beginners. the digitech bp355 would be a much better choice considering that it has a large variety of effects, amp and cab models.
I got the BP80 which I suppose the BP90 replaced, but if they are similar it is a ok practice tool, idea recording etc. But I felt that with high volume (rehearsal level) it deteriate the tone (and feels flimsy).
I would however recommend the VOX stomplab bass (I and II) for approx the same money a BP90 would set you back. Sounds good and build quality is good. The wha-pedal of the II-version is however really small. Suits my 3 year old daughters feet. But it actually works ok for me due to the height of the unit.
Good luck!
I would however recommend the VOX stomplab bass (I and II) for approx the same money a BP90 would set you back. Sounds good and build quality is good. The wha-pedal of the II-version is however really small. Suits my 3 year old daughters feet. But it actually works ok for me due to the height of the unit.
Good luck!
I've been wondering about the vox stomplab for a while. I was going to purchase one out of curiosity, but I plan to buy a digitech bp355 once again since I was given requests to post new patch ideas on a thread I've started where I've post patch ideas for the digitech bp355. maybe I will buy a vox stomplab sometime soon and see how it is. and perhaps post sound samples of it on my soundclick website. I have recorded sound samples of many different multi-effects processors over the years to help out talkbass members to hear how certain multi-effects processors sounds. and I have also started threads on patch ideas for the zoom b3 and the digitech bp355. pretty soon I will be purchasing a digitech bp355 real soon and I will be posting more patch ideas and post more sound samples on my soundclick website.
Had one. Traded it back in short time. Don't bother. Every sound was totally cheesy. The little rubber bumpers on the bottom fell off. The petal has no feel and doesn't work in any way, with any setting I wanted. Complete POS IMO.
That depends on your tastes in sound quality between those multi-effects pedals. though both digital and have their own unique take on of certain effects, I personally like the zoom b3 for it's blend and balance feature. which is something the digitech bp355 was missing. those features can easily mix the dry signal with the effects signal. that way, you can create some killer sounds without obliterating lows. the zoom b3 is very useful for recording and live performances. the digitech bp355 on the other hand has an eq setting. so if you prefer using eq for creating a distortion patch over blending signals, the digitech bp355 would be right up your alley. personally, I think the bp355 is more suitable for recording.
