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Buttermilk-thick phase
Pedal does one thing and one thing only. Thankfully, it does it extremely well. I really appreciate the stone-simple design.
Excellent sound, medicore construction
This unit's in & out jacks, the easily-loosened tri-pole switch, and the curved shell without interior support make it unreliable under solid stomping. The sound, however, is as good as the legend is inspired.
575
You prefer the Soviet ones?
WYSIWYG, but Double Track and Filter Matrix make this beast worth its price
Had this taped to a guitar body, then gigged hard on the floor for a few years. Very strong construction.
Takes some work, worth the investment
By far the crunchiest amp I've ever owned. It's hard to unwind that sound. Looks great, sounds great, gets very loud. The reverb is sneaky-good, too.
Worth it for tracking oscillators and filters from analog external in. Plus the rest.
(Used to own, but not an option)
Under-powered by today's standards, but still shines
Gigged with one for 10 years. Wouldn't trade it for the world.
Outstanding entry-level mono
Excellent sound quality, extremely versatile, and a price that's hard to beat. Love everything about it, except that filters evidently cannot be controlled via MIDI. I might be wrong about that, though.
575
I love my Bass Station. Every time I traipse through it I find some new sound that I can jam on for hours.
127
You can definitely control the filters via Midi CC. Page 21 of the manual.
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