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Zoom b3 combined with analog effects

I don't have a B3, but I have an MS60B and a B2; both work great with other pedals. So I'm sure the B3 does too.

Same here.

Save for the 60B and the LMB-3, all my other pedals are analog. I've tried the chain with and without the 60B and my ears can't tell a difference, same with my bandmates's ears. If there is one (and I guess the "oh-no-you're-using-pedals !!" purists will find one) it's probably so microscopic nobody will care about it.
 
Same here.

Save for the 60B and the LMB-3, all my other pedals are analog. I've tried the chain with and without the 60B and my ears can't tell a difference, same with my bandmates's ears. If there is one (and I guess the "oh-no-you're-using-pedals !!" purists will find one) it's probably so microscopic nobody will care about it.

By the way... Is boss lmb 3 digital or analog?
 
By the way... Is boss lmb 3 digital or analog?

I always assumed it was digital because it doesn't specify it is analog. My personal experience in the pedal world leads me to believe pedal makers clearly indicate the fact a pedal is analog in their ads or manuals. AFAIK, no mention from Boss on this pedal. I've looked around on the net, including Bongo's comps page and still can't find an answer. I did find a French site mentionning it was analog, but since it's an e-bay type of site, the info comes from the owner, so.... .

Maybe somebody will chime in and clarify this ?
 
There is no practical reason to use digital for compression. The LMB-3 is fully analogic.
There also isn't any practical difference between analog and digital, no real reason for builders to mention it.

Totally agree about the practicability thing, it's just a matter a personal preference, at least that's the way I see it. Some makers mention their pedals as analog, like Dunlop for the MXR Bass Innovations line, so I'm assuming they're seeing at least some value in it.

Thx for clearing it up about the LMB-3.

:)
 
One thing to mention... don't daisy chain it with analog pedals... it wil hum and the led/lcd blinking will be heard through the chain... if you use it with a separate power adapter or with an isolated brick it will be fine though, works like charm, no loss in quality...
 
There is no practical reason to use digital for compression. The LMB-3 is fully analogic.
There also isn't any practical difference between analog and digital, no real reason for builders to mention it.


Hold on, what? There's no difference between analog and digital? I would beg to differ. One is analog, one is digital. Am I misunderstanding? :)
 

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