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good bass fuzz?

#22
I'm running a Boss ODB-3 on a mild setting and very satisfied with the amount of low end that is preserved. It's got a 2-band eq (essentially a bass boost/treble cut the way I use it), a balance for how much of the signal is od and another knob for how much gain you want. It doesn't add any noise when it's off and you can find them for around $60 I think.

Right now I'm running it as such:
Bass --> Boss NS-2 --> BassBalls --> Boss ODB-3 --> Boss LMB-3 --> (back to) NS-2 --> Amp
 
#26
thronebass87 said:
I'm running a Boss ODB-3 on a mild setting and very satisfied with the amount of low end that is preserved. It's got a 2-band eq (essentially a bass boost/treble cut the way I use it), a balance for how much of the signal is od and another knob for how much gain you want. It doesn't add any noise when it's off and you can find them for around $60 I think.

Right now I'm running it as such:
Bass --> Boss NS-2 --> BassBalls --> Boss ODB-3 --> Boss LMB-3 --> (back to) NS-2 --> Amp
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thanks for the suggestion but i have an odb-3 currently and i must say I kinda regret buying it. it's too heavy and if you roll off the blend a little you hear more "tone" but instead of cutting back on the hissy trebly sound it just makes it quieter... thanks though:)
 

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