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Description
Elevate your bass tone with the Darkglass Electronics B7K Ultra mk2, a high-performance bass effects pedal that blends versatility with precision. Designed for the discerning bassist, this pedal offers a comprehensive suite of sound-shaping tools, making it an essential addition to any pedalboard. Whether you're laying down deep grooves or soaring solos, the B7K Ultra mk2 is equipped to handle it all with style and clarity.
At the heart of this pedal is the intelligent microprocessor, which provides seamless control over a wide range of tonal options. The B7K Ultra mk2 features an enhanced analog circuit with a 4-band active EQ, allowing you to meticulously sculpt your sound. Additionally, the switchable parallel output gives you the flexibility to blend your direct signal with the processed tone, creating a rich, layered sound. The pedal's robust construction ensures it can withstand the rigors of both studio sessions and live performances.
Key Features:
- Intelligent microprocessor for precise control
- Enhanced analog circuit with a 4-band active EQ
- Switchable parallel output for flexible signal blending
- Ultra-low noise design for pristine audio quality
- Built-in DI with balanced XLR output
- Rugged design suitable for live and studio use
- Comprehensive sound-shaping capabilities tailored for bassists
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Features and functionality
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The B7K Ultra V2 includes both a headphone out and an XLR out, allowing for practice or live scenarios without an amp or cab.
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The CabSim feature simulates the sound of playing through various bass speaker cabinets, useful for live performances without physical cabinets.
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The Microtubes 900W version stands out due to its pre-DI, allowing simultaneous tracking of the amp tone and an unaffected DI without needing an extra DI box.
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Software and compatibility
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Users can customize the CabSim using the Darkglass Suite, with options to upload preferred cabinet simulations or turn them off entirely.
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Use cases and applications
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The pedal can connect directly to the soundboard via XLR, bypassing the need for a physical amp and cab setup, which eases stage and sound tech requirements.
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The Microtubes V2 500W is praised for its clean and distorted sound, suitable for both practice via headphones and loud performances.
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User experience
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Owners have successfully used the B7K Ultra V2 live without amps, relying solely on the pedal and PA systems for sound projection.
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Comparisons
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The B7K Ultra is preferred for its blend of B3K fuzziness and VMT's vintage overdrive, offering versatility for heavy music styles like DTP and Periphery.
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The A/O Ultra is noted for its "newer" sound, which may appeal to those seeking a distinct drive style compared to the Microtubes' classic tones.
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Olivier Pinard uses the Darkglass Electronics B7K Ultra mk2 for recording most of Cattle Decapitation's recent albums, as confirmed by Dave Otero in the YouTube video titled "CATTLE DECAPITATION Bass Recording Gear."
At 8:18 this pedal is shown, he says "This thing is absolutely insane..." and goes into detail about all of the tones you can get from it, he runs it directly into the sound board.
On his official Instagram profile, Traa Daniels showcases his use of the Darkglass Electronics B7K Ultra mk2, discussing it as part of his new pedal board setup from Warwick.
Mike Leon showcases his new rig, including the Darkglass Electronics B7K Ultra mk2 bass effects pedal, in a Twitter post, inviting fans to check it out.
David Ellefson CBXV with EMG 40HZB in the bridge and EMG 40HZ4N In the neck positions. Active 3 band EQ. Jackson hi mass bridge. Strung with D’addario EXL170-5s (45-130).Pedal board signal chain. Bass > Boss TU3 > Input of NS-2 noise suppressor > EHX bass big muff deluxe > Darkglass B7K ultra (Big muff & B7K In the NS-2 send/return to cancel unwanted noise) > NS-2 output to amp. Orange AD200 mk3 head. Orange OBC410 & Orange OBC115 cabs. (Cabs not in play through video).
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