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Good ToneCore Pedals?

I have Line 6 ToneCore mono dock with Tap Tremolo module inside, that I don't really use, I'm thinking to buy some other mono module to replace tremolo, are there any good options from Line6? Maybe Otto Filter? I know Echo Park and Verbzilla are good, but I already have them :)
 
I have the tap-trem, the roto-machine and the flanger. All are pretty nice.

The Roto-machine is a great Leslie sim, but I've never used it on bass. Leslie's tend to sound better (to me) on things with a wide bandwidth. So a distorted signal would make it more pronounced than a straight signal. Same caveat for the flanger. Flanger also has triggered settings (I think)
 
You really have to lean on the foot pedal to actualy engage or disengage the pedal. It isn't like the boss pedals. You get a satisfying ca-chunk when you get it.




I'm very unimpressed with the tonecore pedals. But that's because the one I bought won't engage, it only changes the tap tempo of the tremelo. I won't be buying another one, but that's just me.
 
I've also been generally unimpressed with the Toncores. I actually got the Otto Filter to work, but it sounded awful. The Echo Park isn't bad, but it ain't a DD-6. I enjoyed the Verbzilla quite a bit. Disliked the Flanger and Dr. Distorto and haven't tried the rest.

If you're going to get a new module to replace a modulation, I'd go with another modulation. The flanger sounds way too metallic for my tastes, but give it a shot. Again, the Otto Filter was awful when I tried it. Maybe get another Echo Park or Verbzilla.
 

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