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Jus Lukin

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  1. All I'd like to see is the already freely available software be compatible via the already available USB port and phone-zap technology. TC can make a TonePrint, artists can make a TonePrint, I can make a TonePrint. I can install a TC TonePrint on a pedal or the amp, I can install an artist TonePrint on a pedal or the amp, and I can install my own TonePrint on a pedal, all by the exact same method. So, as they say, WTF? 'Artist' presets, especially for a fully configurable 3-band compression algorithm, mean nothing to me. I'm not looking to buy art; I want a tool to make it. And that's what they're supposed to be selling. I'm the artist I'm interested in, TC! Why do artists who are commercial endorsees get access to the full controls of the amp, while the owner does not? It's weird, and not a little frustrating, even if it is just for a built-in comp.
  2. Thanks again 42hz! What I need to consider is that for convenience I already regularly use a couple of built in one-knob comps which are fine when fine will do. I've read good things about the default Spectracomp print, too, although I've also read some of the dumbest conceptualisations of compression on bass forums! That a fully configurable digital three-band compressor, accessible by USB and with an existing editing program, produced by one of the world's largest music equipment manufacturers, remains uneditable even after some 13 years on the market rather blows my mind. But a tiny head with built-in tuner and comp and which fits in a gig-bag pocket would be handy for those rare occasions I need more than just a little combo. I've been very tempted to write it off because of what to me is a glaring omission of functionality, but convenience is increasingly my primary concern as time goes on- even if it does mean having no idea what parameters are being affected by the single-dial operation. Thanks for checking, 42.
  3. Thanks, Chienmortbb. Thank you. Seems an egregiously missed opportunity there, especially if the block is placed post EQ.
  4. Hello, Does anyone know if the TonePrint module in the BH250 is placed in the circuit before or after the EQ section, and whether it can be edited via laptop nowadays? Thanks
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