Double Bass Looking for Tuner and EQ in same "pedal"

[GutOil]

Anyone have any ideas?

 

[Eddue]

I use a korg AX10A effect pedal made for acoustic guitars. It also has a notch filter, volume pedal, reverb, chorus and modeling. There are a lot of programmable presets but I haven't taken the time to see how well they sound with a doublebass. I usually just use a clean patch or maybe a little reverb and/or chorus but the tuner works well for bass as does the notch filter and eq. Some of the presets works with the bass and can be modified and saved if you desire. There is also a bass model AX10B but I think this one works just as well without the electric bass effects.

Most important is that the input impedance is high enough for piezo pickups, I use a fishman BP-100 with good results. They don't makes them new anymore but you can usually find a used one very reasonable ($25-75.00)

 

[Jazz Ad]

Wrong forum.

Artec make a combo pedal. I haven't tried it.

 

[Francois Blais]

Wrong forum.

No. GutOil is an upright player.

 

[::::BASSIST::::]

Wrong forum.

Artec make a combo pedal. I haven't tried it.

I've read that the tuner on that pedal is not so hot at catching the lower notes. I have the ARTEC semi-parametric eq and I have to say I'm not impressed. It seems to add noise.

 

[Eddue]

No. GutOil is an upright player.

I think Jazz Ad might have been referring to my suggestion to use an acoustic guitar effects pedal (AX10A) for the double bass.

 

[presforlife]

I picked up the Baggs venue DI. I think their pre's have a really good sound to my ear(s) and the tuner is fine. Lots of usable stuff in it tho prefer the para DI except for the durability( have had 3 or 4 of them). Again think its the most useful for me.Not cheap bt yhe Venue seems to be a better made piece than the Para DI.

 

[M@ddest_H@tter!]

That artec tuner/eq actually works pretty well. Its not so hot on the B string...but it works very well otherwise