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Which should I ask for?
- Thread starter Danni Moe
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ok, lets go somewhere we haven't gone yet. Is there a particular tone or sound you are going for?
Source Audio Multiwave Bass Distortion has it all. I just got one and I'm beginning to explore. So far, it does more than I know what to do with but I love the challenge.
Finding that as new sounds are found that I'm inspiried to play in new ways. Huge range of options and sounds. Feels like the felxibiltiy of programming a keyboard but in a quick and easy package.
I got the pro pedal and it has three pre-sets I can configure for completely different sounds.
Video demo worth seeing....
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Finding that as new sounds are found that I'm inspiried to play in new ways. Huge range of options and sounds. Feels like the felxibiltiy of programming a keyboard but in a quick and easy package.
I got the pro pedal and it has three pre-sets I can configure for completely different sounds.
Video demo worth seeing....
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The JHS 4 wheeler fuzz in insanely sick. JHS makes some of the best pedals out there. I have a Low Drive right now and have a Green Tea on the way.
I have tried a GT6b, Digitech B200, and a Zoom B9.1UT and I have found the sound I like the best is my G&L2500 in Single coil outers, no effects of any kind played through a any of my 5 bass rigs, but my two favorite ones are my Ampeg B2RE into a Hartke vx1508 cab or my Carvin R600 cyclops. I just never cared for effects on bass no matter how hard I tried to like them. The Bass and Drums lay down the floor for everyone else in the band to build on.
But that is just MHO.
But that is just MHO.
Troy Sanders used the El Grande so.......that seems legit in my book. I would consider it for under $100 bass fuzzes
So, what your saying is that you have nothing to contribute to the effects forums and are wasting everyone's time by even posting how much you like the sound of your bass straight in. Stop. Nobody cares.
Most pedals are. It works great with bass if you make the proper adjustments to the internal trim pots. Some prefer the Wren and
Cuff Pickle Pie B because it allows you to blend the clean signal in, but for the price, I liked my standard swollen pickle just fine. It didn't suck too much low end, but none of that matters because the OP already has one.
The Dirty Boy Bass Bully is a killer pedal too. I really love mine a lot. Its a hefty investment ($500) but well worth it.
Fuzzrocious, as already mentioned. More options, better sound, and you can ask Ryan to do this or that since he's got a few options you can mix and match. Way better value, IMO.
malekko b:assmaster. tell mom and dad not to be so cheap. spend some dough! they can't take it with 'em anyway
+1000
Lots of guitar pedals are perfectly suited for bass use. Some (ok, a few) guitar players like to hear the low end too.
I really dig the B(assMaster) a lot.
There are a ton of boutique pedals out there that cater to the bass crowd. Devi Ever has quite a few, as do we (dwarfcraft).
My personal favorite is the Internet overdrive.
I really dig the B(assMaster) a lot.
There are a ton of boutique pedals out there that cater to the bass crowd. Devi Ever has quite a few, as do we (dwarfcraft).
My personal favorite is the Internet overdrive.
green or black russian big muff (green is better) if there are any used in your area. sounds way better than the bass big muff IMO.
