karrlander

Just a thought, I don’t know that much about IR but I have a Nux bass preamp that handles IR. If I could make my own IR of my normal rigg, load it in the pedal and have it affect the DI and headphones but not the amp out I would get as close as possible won’t I? Have to try when I get home in a couple of weeks.

Ah, so many pedals and so much fun!  Of course it depends on what you are planning to run it with. I got it when I did a pedalboard makeover and tried to clean it up a bit. Now i just run an EBS Multicom into an EBS MultiDrive (both in tube sim mode) to the Nux. Clean and simple and gives me a killer tone that sits just above the kick drum and below everything else. Just have to put an octaver and an envelope filter in there to get some synth like sounds for 70's soul/disco. I have a Moer Radar if I want to load more IR's and shift them on the fly but haven't found that I need it yet.

I've had mine for one week now and done some bedroom work and one rehearsal with the band. I think this pedal is the best you can get for that price. Maybe it's not up there with Arkham Oracle and that stuff but for me thats just practice and play out live it's good enough. No one would hear the difference where I play live anyway.
There is a lot of possibilities in there but I just worked out a tone that I like and left it on. Nice to be able to work with different IR's, I have it on to the DI and off to the amp and just switch between headphone practice, using and amp and amp + PA. The HPF and LPF in the IR section is nice too. Thinking about making a flat IR to use when running trough and amp so I can get the HPF on but the EQ section has a very low center for the bass so cutting a bit there and then a little bass boost on the amp gives me a nice clean bottom with a lot of punch so I have not tried it yet.
The pedal is new to me so this is what I found out after a weeks use. I'll be happy to answer any questions if I can.