I just acquired an MS60B that I plan on using with my B3. For those that have this configuration; Do you put the MS60 before or after the B3 in the signal chain ?
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I just acquired an MS60B that I plan on using with my B3. For those that have this configuration; Do you put the MS60 before or after the B3 in the signal chain ?
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I've got one of each but I've never felt the need (so far) to link them together.
I really don't think it would make any difference which way around you have them.
. . . Or recording via USB.Or if you were using the xlr you'd probably want the B3 last
. . . Or recording via USB.
Does anyone notice a tone difference when stacking these two? I feel like I lose some top end and clarity. I also feel that I gain a little back with a true bypass between them. Is it just my imagination?
I just acquired a B3. Sounds great but I'm running an active ibanez sr700 through it into a fender rumble350. Now when I really dig in I get a horrible distortion. Both the amp and the B3 are set on active. I've turned the master level down to 75. What are other active bass players experiencing? Any advice?
I should include my three effect choices are the Mark B, Graphic Eq, and Stereo chorus.
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