I have the guitar(d) version of the BP100 and the distortion models are some of the best I have heard from any economy modeling pedal. Some other cool effects available with some tweaking. And that brings us to some more love: BSW, the best envelope bang for the buck you can find in this galaxy. After 6 years mine is getting a little problematic but I wouldn't hesitate to replace it (unless EHX comes out with something programmable) the second it dies. I also have a Digitech rackmount Reverb/Effects processer (TRS 24?) that is also a wonder for the buckage, and its lasted 20 years at least.
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Digitech - Where's the love?
- Thread starter nortonrider
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I own a digitech xbc bass multi-chorus pedal and a digitech xbd bass overdrive/distortion pedal(a.k.a digitech bass driver). in my opinion, those are some cool sounding pedals. I really dig how they sound, especially when I combine them. it gives my bass an awesome metal sound.
Acceptable?
Still have an RP-7 and Genesis3 in the cabinet, and regularly use a GNX3000 on my guitar gigs.
does the turbo-flange work well on bass?
I own the digitech digiverb and im actually really happy with it. Ive never liked Digitech pedals before,but this one is great.
