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Description
Elevate your bass tones with the ART SGX Nightbass, a versatile effects processor designed for bassists who crave precision and depth in their sound. This powerful unit is part of ART's renowned signal processing lineup, offering a wide array of customizable effects and tones that enhance both live performances and studio recordings. The SGX Nightbass integrates seamlessly with your setup, providing an intuitive interface that allows musicians to effortlessly dial in the perfect sound.
One of the standout features of the ART SGX Nightbass is its dual-channel preamp, enabling you to switch between or combine clean and overdriven tones. This flexibility makes it ideal for a variety of music genres, from jazz and funk to rock and metal. Additionally, the processor boasts an array of digital effects such as reverb, delay, and chorus, all of which can be finely tuned to suit your unique style. With its sturdy construction and user-friendly controls, the SGX Nightbass is built to withstand the demands of both the stage and studio.
Key Features:
- Dual-channel preamp for clean and overdriven tones
- Comprehensive range of digital effects including reverb, delay, and chorus
- User-friendly interface for quick and easy adjustments
- Sturdy construction ideal for live and studio use
- Versatile sound shaping capabilities for various music genres
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Use cases and applications
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The ART SGX Nightbass was used in Mike Starr's signal chain for Alice in Chains' "Would?", contributing to the song's distinctive bass tone through its effects processing.
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Comparisons
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The Sansamp Tech 21 is suggested as a close alternative to achieve a similar distorted bass tone to the ART SGX Nightbass in live settings.
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In an Instagram story from Mat Zo, he says:
Picked up a 90s bass preamp fx unit called "Nightbass"
"in case anyone is interested, i got an email from Evan Sheeley from bass northwest in Seattle, he worked with alice in chains on facelift and dirt. He says " I did work with Mike Starr and Alice In Chains on their first two studio albums. The tone you hear was from a Spector NS-2 bass, Ampeg SVT-II amp head, SVT-810E cabinet and on the Dirt album I also used an ART SGX Nightbass in addition to the miked up cabinet and direct box.
Right from the guy who was there!"
Album Usage
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