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berkoff

May 3, 2008
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#1
hi guyz, im tryin to spice a bit my sound and tried a bass enhacer the other day was quite amazin though it was a small change it was quite enough, so i want to ask you because being a bass players it takes a while for us to go into pedals we are ussually the simple guyz you know, cable, bass and just show me where is the amp, so wanna hear suggestions on this 2 equipments and please if possible detail the reason and what you think this would give to the bassist sound, thanks the equipments are

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mxr m82 and eden wtdi , thanks again
 
#2
I had the MXR for awhile and I liked it a lot. The clean blend is nice to help keep it subtle or get very "wet". It has a very unique sound that is somewhere between funk and synth. If you want to spend a little more I would suggest the iron ether xerograph deluxe or anything from 3 leaf audio. I have a Xerograph dlx and it is the perfect filter for my needs.
 
#4
got it, thanks guyz, quick questions when it comes to the eden WTI and a zoom b 2 besides the possible quality when it comes to sound what other diferences would they have, cuz im thinkin about gettin both but may not need both
 
#6
yeah, true, sorry as i said im new when it comes to that, yes i did read and read again and again a few times and now understanda that they of course dont have the same use, i will get both i think cuz they are very diferent but so far they look like somethin would come in handy for quality the other is just for cyber insanity with a drummer friend of mine, pls it seems that multi-effecst dont exacly help a 100% when it comes to otne quality etc, thanks for sending me to do the homework kind of needed that, i guess i answered the question my self i hopw, pls advice if you have any other suggestions, thanks rickenboggie
 
#7
Multi-effects are quite useful for someone who's trying to learn about all the different effects available. You can learn and have fun at the same time. Later, you can zero in on the individual effects that you'd find most useful, and sell the multi to the next kid willing to learn.
 

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