My bassist is looking into getting a distortion pedal. Do they make distortion pedals for just bass? Or what you all think is the best sounding one (for a resonable price).
aka Izabella
Buying a Roland 30W bass amp might be cheaper in the long run, Izzy... it's an excellent practise amp, has lots of FX built in and can always be used as a slave amp when your bass player feels the need for more POWER!!!!! (i.e a 100W amp for live performances.....)
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How much. We already have a 100 watt bass amp.
I want a good Distortion too. My behringer had a harsh distortion, we want a more smooth distortion. I dunno man. We shall see.
EDIT
http://www.musiciansfriend.com/srs7/fg=62/g=bass/search/detail/base_pid/480178/
300 bucks... (or so)
a bit too much for us now. We really need the money for recording equipment (we want as close to studio quality without having to go to a studio and spend that sort of money), thanks though. It looks like a sweet amp.
aka Izabella
You can get Fuzz pedals and distortions for bass. I have a Korg AX100B effectboard that I use, but the distortion is kinda mellow unless I use a pick. Kinda like Wolstenholmes sound in Muse's Time Is Running Out.
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