Line 6 and their Pod seems to be the most popular, it's around 200$ new
rich kids will usually go with Fractal Axe FX byt they cost around 2000$ and up
stay away from the cheap digitech processor pedals they are horrible
Roland VB-99 V-Bass
Basseffect pedals usually have a B in the little code for the pedal...for example an ordinary guitar pedal is the boss ME - 50,the bass version is the boss ME - 50B....also bassseffect pedals are designed for the tomal range of a bass and not a guitar,but you can still use guitar pedals for effects with your bass rig,eg in the somg the ace of spades lemmy uses a guitar distortion for his bass
Yes you can, but the tones might not be optimized for guitar.
Yeah I just bought one today and It works fine sounds awesome to.
Yes. Back in the day, before bass effects, bass players used guitar effects for their tone. Such as the CryBaby, or the Big Muff Pi. There are lots of effects that can be used with, or are specifically made for, basses.
Guitar, mandolin, theremin, bass, banjo, dulcimer, hurdy gurdy, harmonica, sitar, and pedal steel guitar.
you can but it will sound rubbish
Basseffect pedals usually have a B in the little code for the pedal...for example an ordinary guitar pedal is the boss ME - 50,the bass version is the boss ME - 50B....also bassseffect pedals are designed for the tomal range of a bass and not a guitar,but you can still use guitar pedals for effects with your bass rig,eg in the somg the ace of spades lemmy uses a guitar distortion for his bass
A bass effects pedal is used to alter the octaves of a musical instrument. When you push the pedal, it temporarily alters the sound coming out of the instrument. You can learn more about bass pedals at the Wikipedia.
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Yes you can, but the tones might not be optimized for guitar.
Yeah I just bought one today and It works fine sounds awesome to.
Yes. Back in the day, before bass effects, bass players used guitar effects for their tone. Such as the CryBaby, or the Big Muff Pi. There are lots of effects that can be used with, or are specifically made for, basses.
Guitar, mandolin, theremin, bass, banjo, dulcimer, hurdy gurdy, harmonica, sitar, and pedal steel guitar.
Bass pedals are used to add sound effects to a bass guitar. Some of these sound effects include distortion, pre-amps, chorus, and more. They can be found at Guitar Center and Musician's Friend.
If by one effect pedal, you're actually asking if one effect pedal will work for both regular and bass guitars, the answer is yes, but.... there are effects that are made to work specifically with the lower bass range for a bass guitar- which wont be as effective when using with a regular guitar- and vice-versa. So, in general, yes you can use virtually any effect pedal, with any guitar/instrument... but the effect will be varied in intensity depending on what the effect was initially designed for. Hope that helps.
With the bass pedal
Guitar, bass, drums, and a shaker (... or some similar form of percussion instrument). The guitar and bass have effects on them.