TC electronic crescendo

[rhughes44]

Has anyone tried this pedal with bass? Lots of guitar reviews online, but I cannot find any reviews/demo of this with bass guitar.

I am using a POD X3 atm, primarily for swell and thinking of using this pedal instead....

[dannybuoy]

It's a rehoused Behringer (apparently they all are from this new cheap line they've released) Slow Motion SM200, so see if you can find any reviews of that!

Edited June 7, 2018 by dannybuoy

[CameronJ]

Buy a Mooer Slow Engine. Cheaper, smaller, does the same thing. There’s one for sale here right now I believe. 

[jposega]

16 hours ago, CameronJ said:

Buy a Mooer Slow Engine. Cheaper, smaller, does the same thing. There’s one for sale here right now I believe. 

Maybe not necessarily smaller when using standard cables on either side. A lot of pedals with top jacks end up narrower than these Nano ones.

[CameronJ]

3 hours ago, jposega said:

Maybe not necessarily smaller when using standard cables on either side. A lot of pedals with top jacks end up narrower than these Nano ones.

Very true. This is why I use EBS Flat Patch cables!

The upside of the nano pedals is that if you have more than one and position them next to each other you can kind of “overlap” the input and output jacks to save even more space. Depends on one’s board setup though as you’ve got to have at least two of them to see the benefit.

[dudewheresmybass]

I have the behringer version mentioned by Cosmo above. 

I also own the slow engine. 

Of the two I find myself using the slow engine more. I just love the tone. 

The slow motion is a good clone of the slow gear IMO. 

[Cosmo Valdemar]

On 08/06/2018 at 03:28, CameronJ said:

Buy a Mooer Slow Engine. Cheaper, smaller, does the same thing. There’s one for sale here right now I believe. 

That was mine, but it's sold now!