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I just De-Darkglassed

I think you should use what suits you. I've tried the B3K and just didn't like it. But the Apha/Omega is high on my GAS list. Also the Hyperluminal is a great compressor, the Harmonic booster seems to be a great tone shaping tool and the Element is a great option for a Cab sim/DI/Heaphone amp.
Everyone has their own tonal needs and that also varies with time. So whatever you like is ok as long as it makes you sound better.
It's great to see a company like Darkglass that's all bass oriented and putting out these amazing products into the market.
 
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I'm not knocking DKglass. I think they make fine products. But it appears to me that they seem to be the gold standard for metal now. Reminds me when the Mesa Big Block was considered to be better for metal than an M-Pulse. I totally disagree. My M-pulse absolutely crushes out a growling metal tone....even without any of my dirt engaged.
You sir you are MXRed... :thumbsup:
 
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