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Description
The Darkglass Electronics Anagram Multi-effects Bass Workstation is a powerhouse of innovation and versatility for bass players seeking to explore new tonal landscapes. Designed with cutting-edge features, this pedal redefines what a bass workstation can achieve. At its heart is a hexacore processor, delivering ultra-low latency and studio-quality 32-bit/48kHz audio for pristine sound clarity. The inclusion of the Neural Amp Modeler (NAM) technology opens a world of customization, allowing you to access thousands of user-generated amp and effect models, expanding your creative potential exponentially.
The Anagram's block-based architecture offers seamless drag-and-drop functionality, letting you chain up to 12 blocks in series or split into 24 in parallel for truly unique soundscapes. A high-resolution touchscreen and intuitive UI make navigation a breeze, whether you're crafting in the studio or performing live. With over 50 customizable effects, including signature Darkglass overdrives, modulation, and reverb, your sound is limited only by your imagination.
Connectivity is key, and the Anagram delivers with a comprehensive I/O setup, including stereo inputs and outputs, MIDI In/Out, USB-C for audio interfacing, and more. Its rugged anodized aluminum chassis ensures durability without sacrificing portability. Whether you're looking to enhance your stage presence or expand your studio capabilities, the Darkglass Anagram is your ticket to limitless bass expression.
Key Features:
- Hexacore processor for ultra-low latency and real-time performance
- 32-bit/48kHz audio processing for exceptional sound clarity
- Neural Amp Modeler (NAM) for access to thousands of user-generated models
- Block-based architecture with drag-and-drop signal chains
- High-resolution touchscreen for intuitive navigation
- Over 50 customizable effects, including Darkglass signature models
- Preset, Scene, and Stomp modes for versatile live performance
- Comprehensive I/O including stereo inputs/outputs, MIDI, and USB-C
- Rugged anodized aluminum chassis for durability and portability
Product specs
| Pedal Type | Bass Multi-FX, Modeling |
| Analog/Digital | Digital |
| Effects Types | Suite of Darkglass Amps and Effect Pedals |
| Looper | Yes |
| Inputs | 1 x 1/4" (instrument), 1 x 1/4" (return) |
| Outputs | 2 x XLR, 2 x 1/4" (L/R), 1 x 1/4" (send) |
| Headphones | 1 x 1/8" |
| USB | 1 x USB-C |
| MIDI I/O | In/Out |
| Power Source | 9V DC power supply (included) |
| Height | 2.44" |
| Width | 8.27" |
| Depth | 4.13" |
| Weight | 1.8 lbs. |
FAQs
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What types of effects are included in the Darkglass Anagram Multi-effects Bass Workstation?
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The Darkglass Anagram includes a suite of Darkglass amps and effects, providing a variety of tonal options for bass players, from distortion to modulation effects.
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Does the Darkglass Anagram Multi-effects Bass Workstation have a built-in looper?
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Yes, the Darkglass Anagram features a built-in looper, allowing bassists to create and layer loops during performances or practice sessions.
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What connectivity options does the Darkglass Anagram offer?
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The Darkglass Anagram provides multiple connectivity options including 1/4" instrument and return inputs, XLR and 1/4" outputs, a headphone jack, USB-C, and MIDI In/Out.
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Is the Darkglass Anagram Multi-effects Bass Workstation suitable for live performances?
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Yes, with its Hexacore processor for low latency, high-resolution touch display, and versatile preset, scene, and stomp modes, the Anagram is well-suited for live performances.
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Can the Darkglass Anagram be used with headphones?
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Yes, the Darkglass Anagram includes a 1/8" headphone output, making it convenient for silent practice or monitoring.
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What power supply is required for the Darkglass Anagram Multi-effects Bass Workstation?
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The Darkglass Anagram requires a 9V DC power supply, which is included with the unit.
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Darkglass Anagram Multi-effects Bass Workstation Demo
Darkglass Anagram Multi-effects Bass Workstation Demo
Sweetwater Soundcheck
My thoughts on the Darkglass Anagram | A Review
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Multi-FX unit made for BASS: Darkglass Anagram
Chuck Levin's Washington Music Center
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Chuck Levin's Washington Music Center
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American Musical Supply
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Owner Insights
We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Darkglass Electronics Anagram Multi-effects Bass Workstation.
Features and functionality
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The Anagram offers up to 24 blocks per patch and supports complex parallel signal paths, appealing to users seeking advanced routing capabilities.
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The Anagram lacks guitar-specific effects like Wah and Whammy, and does not currently include a ping pong delay, limiting its FX versatility for guitarists.
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The Darkglass Anagram is noted for its Neural Amp Modeler compatibility, which supports vintage tube-like sounds akin to SVT or Noble DI.
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Software and compatibility
Value and pricing
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At $1,200 USD, some potential buyers are hesitant, comparing its features to the more affordable HX Stomp, which is priced at less than half.
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A common sentiment is that the Anagram is considered overpriced, with users finding more value in used Helix models at $6-700 or considering a cheaper clone.
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Use cases and applications
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The Anagram is praised for its suitability in non-metal genres when using the clean blend strategically, enhancing its versatility beyond typical Darkglass tones.
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The Anagram is highly portable, appealing to users who need a compact, versatile solution for rehearsals, jams, or small gigs without extensive setup.
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For church musicians or those new to pedals, the Anagram is suggested as a potentially better investment than building a pedalboard with separate pedals.
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User experience
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Owners report the Darkglass pedals can exhibit digital noise issues, with some users noting noisy headphone and XLR outputs, suggesting potential quality control improvements.
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Some users express mixed feelings about Darkglass tones, favoring the sounds in live mixes over solo play, particularly with the Microtubes X.
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Comparisons
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Users compare the Anagram to the HX Stomp, highlighting benefits like more patches and complex parallels, but note the HX Stomp's proven reliability and lower price point.
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The Fractal FM3 or FM9 are recommended over the Anagram for guitar players seeking superior amp and cab models, as well as more diverse effects.
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Users who prefer vintage tube sounds have switched from Darkglass to the Tech 21 VT Bass, noting a preference for its tone over the Darkglass Vintage Ultra.
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In the YouTube video titled "The Darkglass Anagram: Worth the Hype?" by Scott's Bass Lessons, bassist Scott Devine is seen using the Darkglass Electronics Anagram Multi-effects Bass Workstation. In the video, Scott discusses its features and evaluates whether it meets the expectations set by its reputation.
In this Instagram post from Guitar Gear and Darkglass Electronics, Alejandra Villarreal is seen holding a new Anagram Multi-effects Bass Workstation pedal to add to her rig.
Felipe Andreoli uses the Darkglass Electronics Anagram Multi-effects Bass Workstation during the Temple of Shadows tour, as confirmed in an interview he gave to WOW BASS at 6:50.
In a video on his YouTube channel, Hiromu Fukuda reviews the Darkglass Electronics Anagram Multi-effects Bass Workstation, demonstrating its features and sharing his presets.
In a YouTube video titled Building a Modern Metal Bass Tone from Scratch (Anagram by Darkglass Electronics), bassist Toby Peterson-Stewart demonstrates the use of the Darkglass Electronics Anagram Multi-effects Bass Workstation to achieve a modern metal bass tone. At 18:36, he mentions that he plans to use the 'Anagram' on his next tour.
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