SansAmp Classic Tube Amp Emulator

Review by Bassic.de

Review by Bass Musician Mag

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Demo by The Bass Channel

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The SansAmp Character Series VT Bass DI offers a historical journey through
the most coveted Ampeg®-style bass amp rigs. This multi-function pedal has an
abundance of knob controls, is easy to use, and features our proprietary, 100%
analog SansAmp technology. The continuously-variable Character control
sweeps through decades of distinctive sounds. You can explore and tailor various eras simply by turning a knob.

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Review by Premier Guitar

Review by bonedo

VT Bass DI

Tech 21’s all-analog circuitry squeezes righteous, vintage tones out of every Boost Series pedal with modern dependability. Designed and built from the ground up utilizing the best individually-selected, hand-biased discreet components, each unit delivers optimized performance with studio-quiet operation. And we call them Boost pedals for a reason. Alongside a wealth of hot driven tones, there is a powerful boost function that delivers up to an incredible 21dB of clean boost, which can be used independently from the effect. It is a true post-boost, punching up the tone you dialed in, not smothering it in unwanted distortion. From the high-impedance input to the sweepable low-pass filter in the tone control, your tone will be open and controllable in every setting.

Demo by gearuptmntv

Demo by Sweetwater

Bass Boost Fuzz

This floor version of our RPM rackmount provides the same detailed tone shaping possibilities for any signal source. It is particularly useful with acoustic, electric and bass guitars, and upright bass, either direct to a mixing console or with an instrument amplifier. The Para Driver DI gives your instrument a natural warmth and presence, as if miking it through a tube pre-amp. The SansAmp circuitry eliminates the harsh, unnatural harmonics of piezo pickups, while the Drive control offers some tasteful edge — just a little or over-the-top.

Review by audiofanzine

Demo by Brett Kingman