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SKB Pedalboard 9v Adapter Cable Kit Review

SKB Pedalboard 9v Adapter Cable Kit
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The cables had what i needed in it and i knew what i was getting. I was looking for one kinda of cable but this product was all i could find. it worked.

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SKB PS15 Guitar Pedal Case Review

SKB PS15 Guitar Pedal Case
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I purchased the SKB PS-15 (Stomp 6) pedalboard back in January, and I have been very pleased with it.All I needed was a board to hold and power my pedals, and this one simply does the job.It did come with power cables to connect the board to each pedal (which I did not see on the product detail).It is not heavy, the velcro has held fine, and I haven't had any problems with it.I think it is great!If you need something simple, this is it.

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The PS-15 is a design gem. Stylish and compact, the "STOMP 6" comes with a durable carry pouch. A molded-in handle slides through the bag for easy handling.Pedals shown are sold separately.

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Line 6 Floorboard - Guitar Pedal Board Foot Contr Review

Line 6 Floorboard - Guitar Pedal Board Foot Contr
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I use the Floorboard with the Pod Pro, though it is also designed to work with Line 6's Flextone series of amplifiers too. It's really easy to use, although you can either have it in "select the patches" mode, or "manual mode" though you need to be en garde at all times, as the same buttons do different things in the different modes. It has some great - amazing, really - flexibility in the manual edit mode, and brilliantly clever little touches like "boost" functions for EQ, overdrive and distortion. You want to hit that solo? Step on it, and it goes a little louder, a little brighter, or a little nastier depending on what you step on.

However, unless you trained as an organist, in a live session you don't want to be jumping around like Michael Flatley jabbing your toes at various buttons in the manual edit mode, clicking delays in or out, and then switching modes (another button) when you want to change patches - realistically you will just have a patch *with* delay set up next to an identical patch *without* delay. But if you're in patch mode, you don't have access to the boosters - which really would be useful. But it's such a great thing I think, dammit, I'll just get comfortable training to be an organist.

Its construction is as hard as nails, but - and it's a big but - the patch switches kick in a split second after you stamp on them, not immediately, as you'd expect with a stomp box. This is a major weakness. Since I use it with the Pod, and only really in the home studio environment, I can live with this. But I don't think it would fly in a live envinronment. When you want to switch from Fender Tweed to loud JCM for that face melting solo, you want to do it *now* and not some time between now and the next beat. I don't know if this can be fixed in future models, but it needs to be.

Olly Buxton

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Behringer Ultrabass BX4500H Bass Guitar Amplifier Head (450 watt) Review

Behringer Ultrabass BX4500H Bass Guitar Amplifier Head
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Sounds great. Plenty of power for most situations. Incredible price. Only one problem: Do NOT use guitar cords with "compression springs" like the Planet Waves. They will destroy the imput jacks. I replaced mine with Switchcraft. Pain in the butt. Otherwise, it's a truly outstanding amp.

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The Behringer BX4500H ULTRABASS bass amp head is a massive 450-Watt bass amp head with patented* Dynamizer technology, boasting a switchable Ultrabass sub-harmonics processor for unbelievable low-end power and a revolutionary Shape filter for extreme sound range. Since flexibility has become a particularly important factor in the music business over the past few years, modern bass players need to offer a broad range of sounds, but should still be able to play in different kinds of settings at short notice: home recording, studio or live concerts.This is why you get a complete set of useful functions that are simple enough to be operated intuitively and quickly. An extremely musical 5-band EQ withBrightandDeepfunctions gives you the ultimate in tone-shaping. There is an integrated limiter and an active, temperature-controlled cooling system for ultimate protection. You also get a vintage-style VU meter for precise signal level control. A dual footswitch for Ultrabass and Shape functions is included, and there are 3 speaker outputs on 1/4 inch jack and touch-proof connectors compatible with Neutrik Speakon. With this amp, you can certainly rock the stage like a pro!Behringer BX4500H ULTRABASS Bass Amp Head Features and SpecificationsExtremely powerful 450-Watt bass amplifier headPatented* Dynamizer technology for ultimate punch and to capture every nuance of your playingSwitchable Ultrabass sub-harmonics processor for unbelievable low-end powerRevolutionary Shape filter for extreme sound rangeDedicated 5-band EQ with Bright and Deep functions for awesome sound shapingMusical opto-limiter for ultimate volume without distortionVintage-style VU meter for precise signal level controlDual footswitch for Ultrabass and Shape functions includedBalanced DI output for direct connection to your mixing consoleDedicated Tuner Output/Effect Send and separate Line Output

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Behringer LX1B Bass/Acoustic-Electric Guitar and Keyboard Amplifier Review

Behringer  LX1B Bass/Acoustic-Electric Guitar and Keyboard Amplifier
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Bottom line up front:
Pros- Great value, very versatile, good for any skill level (easy to use out of the box but offers plenty of additional enhancement for advanced users)
Cons- Lots of plastic, slight delay switching between effects

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I've been playing guitar for about 8 years now and have had several different effects pedals.Two years ago I decided I wanted a multi-pedal and took a shot at this one.I'm a believer that the primary cause of a good-sounding guitar is a good guitar player... but this pedal sure helps!With a little tweaking, you can effectively make ANY sound you need.The included pedal allows you to switch between 5 custom effects slots.There are 5 slots per bank and over 20 banks so storage space isn't a problem.It will continue to store your settings whether it's plugged in or not (even for very long periods of time).The instructions are very good, too, so you should be able to pick up the operation fairly quickly.I've used it primarily for my 6-string electric but it also serves as a surprisingly good pre-amp for my bass.I've used it for several hours like this without it overheating or getting otherwise damaged

There are two major drawbacks to this pedal.One: it's made of flimsy plastic.In the two years I've owned it, one knob has broken off, one knob doesn't function properly, and there's something plastic banging around inside.Two: There's a 1.5-2 second delay (no sound at all during delay) switching from one effect to the next so don't plan on instant sound changes while performing.This shouldn't be a big deal for most.

I had an opportunity to try the PRO version.Only difference is that the PRO is metal and designed for a rack.If you'll only ever use it for recording, get the PRO.Otherwise, stick with this one for traveling convenience.

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The Ultimate Tone Toolbox for Bass/Acoustic/Electric Guitar and Keyboard Amp Modeling

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Behringer LX1B-PRO BASS V-AMP PRO The Ultimate Tone Toolbox for Bass, Acoustic/Electric Guitar and Keyboard Amp Modeling Review

Behringer LX1B-PRO BASS V-AMP PRO The Ultimate Tone Toolbox for Bass, Acoustic/Electric Guitar and Keyboard Amp Modeling
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Looking at the reviews on Musicians Friend, they were all glowing and positive with three exceptions:Two thought it was too complicated, since they just wanted to plug in and play.One had evidently gotten a defective unit, and supposedly Behringer is well known for shoddy manufacturing.However, in my home studio it will see such light duty that I am going to buy one and I will tell you my personal experiences after I have used it.

Let me reiterate:The other 25 reviews were glowing in praise about the features, sound, etc and the owners seemed ecstatic.

It looks like you could do anything with it...lots of voices, effects, cab simulations, etc.There is also a little software program so you can program it from your PC.The simple issue is sound...does it sound good, full, and punch and cut through the mix?We shall see.

The other drag is that it doesn't come with even a cheap little foot controller.You have to buy one separately.No big deal for me, but if you want to play live and cart it everywhere, you might consider buying its cheaper little brother that is a floor unit.
The best unit out there is the Bass Pod Pro rack mount, but it doesn't have true stereo effects (!) and costs waaaaay too much.All the other units are floor units, and I am trying to get junk OFF my floor...thats why I'm making this purchase in the first place.Other rack units require an amp and we shall have NONE of that in my quiet little suburban home.

This looks attractive...just hope my worries about Behringer quality don't turn out to be valid.

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If a lack of money and floor space is all that's been standing between you and a collection of vintage bass amps and effects pedals, get ready to love the rack-mountable BASS V-AMP PRO. It comes loaded with 32 amp models, 23 speaker cabinet models and 16 classic effects. The BASS V-AMP PRO's 32 amp models are organized into three groups: CLEAN, ACOUSTIC and GUITAR. Just twist the dedicated dial to plug into unbelievably authentic simulations of the greatest acoustic and electric bass sounds from the 1950s to today. When you select an amp model, a speaker cabinet model is automatically selected. But if you'd prefer a different model, just go to EDIT>CABINETS, then use the BANK UP/DOWN buttons to navigate through all 15 options. Just like on an actual bass amp, you've got a three-band EQ, GAIN, VOLUME and MASTER VOLUME dials. There's even a COMPRESSOR dial for tight, smooth tone with a variable attack. By holding the TAP button, the TREBLE dial becomes a PRESENCE control. This enables the adjustment of a high-frequency filter that can add or remove a "shimmer" from the BASS V-AMP PRO's tone.

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Behringer Bsy600 Bass Synthesizer Ultimate Bass Synthesizer Effects Pedal Review

Behringer Bsy600 Bass Synthesizer Ultimate Bass Synthesizer Effects Pedal
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Straight out of the box this thing provided me with sounds I couldn't imagine coming from my bass. Love it. Had to take a break from trying the pedal out and could not stop thinking about it while I was away from it. The sounds are comparable to any synth noise you can think of. Great product and considering its about $100 less than the BOSS version there is no way you can't buy this.

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Behringer BDI21 V-Tone Bass Amp Modeler Review

Behringer BDI21 V-Tone Bass Amp Modeler
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OK here are the facts:
1- I own a cheap bass. I admit it freely, and I don't regret it. Considering the economic times is just wise to choose the cheapest tool that will get the job done. I also admit that cheap instruments sound cheap, and my Memphis is no exception.
2- For expert ears, tonal coloring is no substitute of a good instrument. However for most listeners is just difficult (if not plain impossible) to distinguish between good and great.
3- Amplifiers are as important as the Bass for the final tone. So is technique (I don't like picks, fingers only), in fact a good player can make a crappy instrument sound good, and no matter how expensive your instrument, if you can't play it will show.

After the above disclaimers, I can totally assure you that THIS BOX IS AWESOME. First it makes your cheap instrument sound like is 5 times (in my case 10) more expensive. I use as a DI to an Edirol M-16DX mixer, then either via USB 2.0 to Apple Logic or to a pair of Behringer B215A 400 W Active speakers (yes they are behringer too, so wut?) I didn't buy the power cord, instead I have a steady supply of 9V (which I remove when the unit is not in use). Using the balanced output (XLR) there's no humm, dial the level up to get good volume, and dial the equalizer knobs to your liking (use your ears, finding the tones you like is not difficult). Is not great, but is very good, and considering its versatility and that unbeatable price, the Behringer BDI21 is a clear winner, not just for us in a budget, but also for beginners and mid level players.Just don't step on it.

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There are DI boxes... and then there's the V-TONE BASS BDI21, a feature-packed analog DI box built especially for bass.


A feature-packed analog DI box built especially for bass.
Ground lift switch that eliminates typical ground loop hum problems.
Balanced XLR and 1/4-inch outputs.
Not Your Average DI Box
The BDI21 combines the features of an active DI (direct injection) box with our proprietary tube emulation circuitry. It's like having a truckload of vintage tube amps right at your toes! The Blend control allows you to mix the amount of tube emulation you want with your direct bass signal. And if you don't want to use the tube emulation feature, just step on the switch and the ADI21 functions as a superb active DI box.
So Easy to Use
With its dedicated DRIVE, TREBLE, BASS, LEVEL, and PRESENCE dials, the BDI21 DI box goes above and beyond, giving you vintage tube tones for some funked-up slap, gonzo overdrive and everything in-between. You can use the BDI21 as a recording output DI, with tube emulation, or as a standard active DI box, when running in bypass mode. The output is laid out on 1/4" TS or balanced, gold-plated XLR connectors. There's also a ground lift switch that eliminates typical ground loop hum problems. You can power this bad boy with a 9V battery or Behringer's PSU-SB DC power supply (not included).
Not Just for Bass

    Use With Other Instruments
    The BDI21 is not only for bass guitars. You can try it with other instruments (e. g. acoustic/electric guitars, keyboards etc.) to create new sounds and enhance your music. Please make sure that the input level is not too high to avoid overloading the BDI21.


    Direct to a Mixing Console
    For live and studio applications you can connect the balanced LR BAL OUT directly to a mic input of a mixing console. Be sure not to overload the input by using the gain control of the respective channel. For further information please refer to the user's manual of your mixing console.


    Use Without Instruments
    You can use the BDI21 without an instrument as an outboard processor connected to an insert or an effect path (aux send/ return) of your mixing console to affect the signal of a particular channel. This way you can enhance existing tracks during mixdown. For further information please refer to the user's manual of your mixing console.

What's in the Box
Behringer BDI21 V-Tone Bass Amp Modeler, User's Manual

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