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EBMM vs Tascam.
- Thread starter ausf
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I have the tascam bass trainer and used it with my StingRay when I had it. No problems really unless you boost the hell out of the pre on the bass. Even then, if you lower the volume you'll be ok.
Its a handy unit, but the only feature I really like is the VSA (variable speed audition) The bass boost, enhance dont really help the bass stand out that much as much as they muddy up the mix with the low frequencies, and a lot of kick drum. The bass cut is cool if you want to come up with your own ideas unless the bass in the recording has alot of treble, in which case you'll still hear it.
Its a handy unit, but the only feature I really like is the VSA (variable speed audition) The bass boost, enhance dont really help the bass stand out that much as much as they muddy up the mix with the low frequencies, and a lot of kick drum. The bass cut is cool if you want to come up with your own ideas unless the bass in the recording has alot of treble, in which case you'll still hear it.
- Oct 17, 2006
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- Endorsing Artist: Aguilar Amplification, Dunlop/MXR
I have a Stingray and I've had my Tascam CDBT1 for about 5 years now. It still works perfectly and I've never had any volume problems or any problems out of it. I can't speak for the MP3 trainer but I'm sure they're both built with the same technology.
