Yup, that is all you do. It's cool because you can download the songs to up to 5 devices if I am not mistaken so I have them on my laptop, my iPad, and my desktop so far.
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Yup, that is all you do. It's cool because you can download the songs to up to 5 devices if I am not mistaken so I have them on my laptop, my iPad, and my desktop so far.
I'm using a b7k with my Zebop and couldn't be happier with the wide variety of useful tones I can get!
No audio sample yet though, but I did a mini review in the "best overdrive b3k" thread in "Effects".
worshiprocker
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Just strung up my Rex with Dunlop Steel and my initial reaction is positive. They are a little floppier than the prosteels, but so far I like them. I have only played through the PA in my home studio. it is a good baseline for tone since the PA is horrible and eats tone for breakfast. the Rex sounds great through the PA. I can't wait until tomorrow for rehearsal.
worshiprocker
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on a side note. The Flame on the neck of this Rex is amazing... almost distracting. It really is the perfect combination of beauty and rock/metal.
I really need to get some good pictures of it.
I really need to get some good pictures of it.
Zitch said:
I'm using the B3K in my rig. I don't use it all the time. It is the most dominant overdrive I've ever played through. Absolutely no loss of low end. Zippy, zilch, nada. I love that pedal.
In mild doses it warms the signal up nicely too.
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ebradfordrich said:
If they do Far Beyond Driven...I will pee myself.
I'll have to pick up these pantera ones
I have had my fingers crossed for Far Beyond Driven since they released the Vulgar Display of Power ones
They did release War Nerve from Great Southern Trendkill last week so I pikced that one up also. So far, I only have Pantera tracks for this program 
Anybody who has had these two basses care to comment on the sound and playabilty between the two. I'm still looking for the right NS2A but sometimes wonder if I would be better off saving towards the Euro? (this would take quite a while since I just started a new job at a pay cut) The only Spector I have played so far is my Legend 5. I'm thinking since I have enough now for a NS2A to go that route, upgrade over time, then get a Euro down the road. Any advice from you guys who've had both?
For whats it's worth, I like my Rebop better than my Euro5, the pre was much quieter and the Euro was a 2001, plus it was much lighter.
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