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@Owen Look for "Boss ME-90B Parameter Guide"

4 hours ago, Baloney Balderdash said:

From the information on Artec's homepage however it says that the Q value (bandwidth) is only adjustable between 4 to 7, which would be a relatively narrow bandwidth.

 

I know at least that for general tone shaping I would have found a Q value that could be adjusted between 0.5 to 4 much more useful.

 

Good to know, thank you!

The Artec Parametric EQ is cheap and readily available, but I have no experience with it.

Something like the Tech21 PSA 2.0 could fit, it was also on sale a few months ago.

53 minutes ago, asingardenof said:

Don't think I've posted an updated version since adding my PSU, but I definitely think a three-rail board might be on my Christmas list as the number of affordable two-rail boards with PSU holders under them seems pretty low.

You could take a look at the Harley Benton SpaceShip series, e.g. the 50M (505 mm x 175 mm x 38 mm)?

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When I was on the market for a looper I was interested in the:

- NUX NDL-5 JTC Drum & Loop Pro (around 150 € with drum loops and 6 hours recording time)

- Lekato guitar looper (around 60 € with 3 loops and memory up to 10 minutes total, with tuner)

I don't own them, and I find the second one only on Amazon.

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8 hours ago, kevin_lindsay said:

She used a Zoom B3n and a Boss OC -5 for the synth, and octaves, sounds respectively. 

She used a Zoom B3.

I don't know if this changes something.

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For a three button setup I'd go:

Zoom B3n (I own it): cheap multifx, with some patience you can do more than what you are asking for;

Tech21 SansAmp PSA 2.0 (I own it): fully analogue, already suggested, now cheap, not really an EQ pedal, I suggest you to give a look to the Tech21 bass presets demo.

Two Notes ReVolt Bass Preamp: I don't own it, but it seems to fit your request.

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7 hours ago, lidl e said:

reading more about it, i think this is exactly what i need!

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i'm trying to figure out if the series/parallel switch would help with the phase issue

 

cheers.

The phase isssue is managed with internal switches (you need to open the pedal).

The series/parallel switch is used to determine how the input signal is routed through the A and B FX loops: in SERIES the FX loops are cascaded into one another, in PARALLEL mode the input signal is routed to the A and B FX loops simultaneously and you can mix them at the output.

https://www.ehx.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Switchblade-Pro-Manual-2021-03-19.pdf

I'd go with an Electro Harmonix Switchblade Pro DLX.

It's got blendable clean, return A and return B, can do serial chain if wanted and even has phase shift switches (need to open the pedal).