Multi effect recommendation

[Salt on your Bass?]

Hi all,

I'm after some recommendations for a home use multieffect please for jamming on. I've had a read around lots of options and.....found myself a bit bewildered by what may be the best option for me. 

 

Here's a bit of a breakdown of what I'm after in an ideal world:

- home use multi effect unit that comes with its own PSU. I'll be running it into an origin bassrig, and a home studio monitor 

- modulation, delay, reverb ideally a few flavours of each - anything else is a bonus but not essential. I want to be able to get pretty ambient

- more than one effect on at a time, minimum of 2 but not necessarily fancy parallel blending etc

- tuner inbuilt is required

- looking at a budget of under £200. Happy to go used

- simple user interface. Id prefer twistable knobs but very simple digital UI would be fine. 

- DI, stereo options, effects loop etc not required. 

 

I think that's about it....I've looked at plethora x3 and line 6 M9 as possible front runners but think I've missed loads of options from zoom mooer...other manufacturers I've never considered.

Thanks! 

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Edited May 12, 2023 by Salt on your Bass?

[fleabag]

 - home use multi effect unit that comes with its own PSU. .... Check

- modulation, delay, reverb ideally a few flavours of each - anything else is a bonus but not essential. .....Check

- more than one effect on at a time, minimum of 2 but not necessarily fancy parallel blending etc .....  Check

- tuner inbuilt is required....  Check

- looking at a budget of under £200. Happy to go used  ....Check

- Id prefer twistable knobs but very simple digital UI would be fine. ....Check

 

 

 

 

 

https://www.basschat.co.uk/topic/474425-line-6-m13-line-6-ps-now-£150-freepost/

 

 

[tauzero]

Zoom B3n - scrape in at just under £200 new, maybe a bit over £100 used. As well as Zoom's own editor, there's Tonelib-Zoom https://tonelib.net/downloads.html which is a simple and effective freeware editor for Windows, Mac, Android, or Linux.

 

Edited May 16, 2023 by tauzero
Linux not Unix. Damn.