My current setup for pedals is bass -> Digitech Bass Squeeze compressor -> Tech21 SansAmp BassDriver -> amp. Where should this go in the string?
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It should go like this. Bass, digitech bass squeeze compresor, tech21 sansamp bass driver, mxr eq, amp.So when you use the mxr you can change all the sounds of all the pedals
888484
Well, it all depends on what you like. In my opinion, I like to use it at the end of the chain, right before the amp, because you're going to give the last touch to the signal previously processed. I've read some people that also use this pedal in the send-return loop with great results. Hope this helps you. Greetings from Colombia
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Depends what ya want, front would let you essentially shape your pickup sound and back would dramatically shape your whole input tone. Personally I got this for the fx loop of my mesa dual rec so I could do some fine shaping on my guitar in the power amp.
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Hey bro grettings from Venezuela, all the EQ pedals must be placed on the first place of the string, the pedal prepare the sound and tones for the other pedals in line, by the way this is a excellent EQ pedal!
62410
Be gentle when wedging it behind the strings. Then all you need to do is plug it into your amp and play.
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I have mine set at 60,0" phase and ~100hz on bypass and I've had no problems. What amp are you using to drive it? I listen to lots of heavy bass music and can easily drive myself out of the room if I crank my amp so the question is--? what do you want to do the heavy lifting. The amp or the sub?
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Experience says these 'cheaper' line pedals don't sound paired with anything other than guitar.Compression can be controlled with MIDI under live situations or added during recording mix.Also you don't have the control with guitar effect pedals as you would with the proper keyboard sustain pedal.Check keyboards that accept sustainer foot pedals; Sweetwater sells the pedals for $15.You can find them cheaper here on Amazon thru M-Audio for around $10.Keep looking and read up on it.
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Buy an extension. I use a custom made inst cable for my bass that has an 1/8" extension combined
476423
That's perfect right there. I use 0 gauge for mine. This is the most powerful amp I've ever had when it comes to bass. Definitely a must have
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For my amp I am using a Hughes and Kettner Tubemeister 18 with a tubemeister 112 cabinet. For playing straight to the pedal I used ATH-M50 Headphones. If you do not have this effects pedal, I HIGHLY suggest you do, it is fantastic.
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Get the Brutus model then the remote that this amp uses is for bass boost not gain like the Brutus plus this amp is 600 watts RMS the Brutus will be 1200 watts RMS idk y they rate the zues in max and the Brutus in RMS
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Hello, the answers to your questions (in same order) are "yes" and "no", you don't need a extra buffered pedal because all boss units (stompboxes or multi-fx) has buffered bypass. On this post ( http://www.bossus.com/boss_users_group/article.php?ArticleId=1633 ) they say "All Boss pedals are buffered" and this apply not only to stompboxes. And remember this, buffered bypass on the ME-70 is active when you don't set on any of fx or pre-amp module, or when you press the pedals N° 2 & 3 (tunner/bypass). I have one ME-70 and I am talking on my personal experience with this exceptional and flexible unit.hope that information will be usefull for you. God Bless You Hello, the answers to your questions (in same order) are "yes" and "no", you don't need a extra buffered pedal because all boss units (stompboxes or multi-fx) has buffered bypass. On this post ( http://www.bossus.com/boss_users_group/article.php?ArticleId=1633 ) they say "All Boss pedals are buffered" and this apply not only to stompboxes. And remember this, buffered bypass on the ME-70 is active when you don't set on any of fx or pre-amp module, or when you press the pedals N° 2 & 3 (tunner/bypass). I have one ME-70 and I am talking on my personal... » Read More Hello, the answers to your questions (in same order) are "yes" and "no", you don't need a extra buffered pedal because all boss units (stompboxes or multi-fx) has buffered bypass. On this post ( http://www.bossus.com/boss_users_group/article.php?ArticleId=1633 ) they say "All Boss pedals are buffered" and this apply not only to stompboxes. And remember this, buffered bypass on the ME-70 is active when you don't set on any of fx or pre-amp module, or when you press the pedals N° 2 & 3 (tunner/bypass). I have one ME-70 and I am talking on my personal experience with this exceptional and flexible unit.hope that information will be usefull for you. God Bless You « Show Less
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For more bass, you definitely want less resistance with the 2 ohms. Just make sure the rms is correct for it. You want to get all you can out of the amp.
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If you want the effects on the loop, put it after the fx pedal - it just records whatever you send it - so you could record a loop with effects & then play over it clean, or vice-versa
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This amp has loop effects, send and return, so you can use it pluggin in the last position of chain of pedal effects. But sure, the tone will change a little like chorus if you get drive or distortion, but in clean it is ok.
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You can use a Compressor pedal, Boost pedal, or Distortion pedal in front of the Spider Jam going into the guitar input even though it has it's own distortion channels. When I use a distortion pedal in the guitar input I always make sure no matter which channel I use that it's set in a way that it's clean so that all or most of the distortion is coming from my pedal and not the Spider Jam. You can also do the same thing going into the Aux input which has it's own independent EQ, Compressor, Reverb, and Delay settings. This makes this combo amp very versatile. I also use the HD 500 Pedal in front of this amp and it sounds great. I've been playing "Bad to the Bone" by George Thorogood and I get the tone I need from this amp, it's awesome, IMO. You don't have to use presets and I strongly suggest you play around with these devices and create your own patches. Oh and BTW there are no silly questions when it comes to sound processing equipment, ask a lot of questions that's what I do. Use the internet and search for your questions you may be surprised that you find good information. Line 6 has a Forum that you can join and ask questions to people that use their devices.
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This could be, but if you're just doing bass I'd recommend using a single track loop pedal. You can still change between parts by changing the loop you're using, but it's a lot cheaper. This pedal can do it too, but unless you have a need for to add/subtract simultaneous loops I'd recommend something cheaper.
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I had to get creative I use the speaker output on my amp and You have to play around with the bass trainer levels and your amp I didn't use the bass In plug I used the line out to my amp you need some adapters the 3.5 millimeter To 1/4 hopefully this helps
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Just use it as a mono rig. Plug guitar into what effects you want and the JamMan the last in the chain.
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Yeah just put the distortion really high up. Some people might not like the default distortion tone the amp already has, but you could always buy a distortion or overdrive pedal and plug it into the amp. It might have a better tone if you don't already like the distortion the amp already provides. It can play speed/thrash.