Reply With QuoteJust watched this on the mobile. Very nicely done demo, Robert. Looks and sounds great!
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Just watched this on the mobile. Very nicely done demo, Robert. Looks and sounds great!
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Thanks! I think it's a good sounding model for sure.
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That sounds better than the other Bassman patches I've played with, Robert. I love using the 8 buttons to add and remove effects, too. That really opens up the range of this unit.
I D/L'ed it but had to go to work before I could add and play it. I also D/L'ed your J-45 patch and will try it tomorrow.
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Let me know what you think of my patches, Tig.
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I've downloaded them all and like the Bassman the most, followed by the J-800 and the Treadplate. These 2 metal pathes have some great harmonics, especially the 800. The Bassman has a wide range of tones and effects.
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