As a long time guitarist who is dipping their toes in the bass world with tracking some songs, I found this super helpful. Only thing I might point out is that the pedal uses DC power, not ac. Don't be like me and accidentally plug in a pedal to an ac powered outlet when you need DC and fry it.
Hey from Dublin. This is an absolutely brilliant review. The BEST review of this Pedal on You Tube. Very informative, honest and insightful. I’ve just ordered one of these. Thanks so much for sharing 🙏
Wow across the globe! I am honored. Thank you for you support and comment. Means a lot to me. I just want people to know about the product from a musicians stand point. You will enjoy it. The thing is awesome.
God answers prayer! The online manual didn't show me the battery drawer. You did! PS, you could just say the AGS gets too distorted or to dirty for you.
Where were you when I was looking for phrasing for this video lol. You would have saved me like 5 minutes of rambling lol. Glad I could be of help. A lot of times creators of products do not show things we regular people need to know. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for the review! I’m a bass newb, but play drums. One of my kits is an electronic kit where I sometimes use the Roland PM200 amp for it. I’m hoping to avoid buying yet another amp and taking up floor space. Could I use this playing the bass into the Roland PM200 amp? If so, could I expect “good” bass guitar sound? Thanks for the help!
I hate to break it to you Michael but you will likely need to get another amp. If you want to use the Roland along with this tone hammer to practice at home in your room. Cool! Anything beyond that...not likely. Remember also that amp was not created for bass. It should be fine it won't break or anything but you won't get optimal performance.
This was an excellent review! I have a Squier 70's modified jazz bass. I put an active preamp in it. I have a Hartke KB15 that I play through. Since my bass has the vintage tones, would one of these Tone Hammers help me get a more modern sound in addition to what I already have?
Thank you so much. As you can see from the demo the EQ options are basically endless. You should. E able to tweak it to suit the sound you are looking for. You bass will still retain some if its tone however be aware of that.
Liked your video. Your Specks you put on the screen at 10:54 are wrong should be 40 Hz. not 40 kHz. The Mid Freq Range is 180 Hz. to 1kHz., +/- 17 dB of cut or boost.
No. If you have phantom power that will power the unit. You will need an in ear system to hear your own playing however. If you want to still play with an amp you can. You can plug your bass directly into this and then to your amp and then to the system or connect you bass to the amp then from the amp run it to this DI and then to the system. If you do not have phantom power you will need either batteries or an additional AC adapter to power the DI
So much for the warning .... I could listen to this voice all day (and all night) ..... 😘
😏 you are VERY kind lol
Most informative demo on the Tone Hammer. Now I understand everything about DIs and Preamps. Excellent review.
Wow! Glad I could be of service. Thanks for the high regards.
As a long time guitarist who is dipping their toes in the bass world with tracking some songs, I found this super helpful.
Only thing I might point out is that the pedal uses DC power, not ac. Don't be like me and accidentally plug in a pedal to an ac powered outlet when you need DC and fry it.
Yikes 😬. Sorry you went through that I have taken note not to make the same error. Glad you found the video helpful and welcome to the bass community.
What adapter did you use
Hey from Dublin. This is an absolutely brilliant review. The BEST review of this Pedal on You Tube. Very informative, honest and insightful. I’ve just ordered one of these. Thanks so much for sharing 🙏
Wow across the globe! I am honored. Thank you for you support and comment. Means a lot to me. I just want people to know about the product from a musicians stand point. You will enjoy it. The thing is awesome.
Excellent review! Very informative… Thank you
God answers prayer! The online manual didn't show me the battery drawer. You did!
PS, you could just say the AGS gets too distorted or to dirty for you.
Where were you when I was looking for phrasing for this video lol. You would have saved me like 5 minutes of rambling lol.
Glad I could be of help. A lot of times creators of products do not show things we regular people need to know.
Thanks for watching.
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It is the "Dunlop ECB004 AC Adapter" 18v
Thank you.
Thanks for the review! I’m a bass newb, but play drums. One of my kits is an electronic kit where I sometimes use the Roland PM200 amp for it. I’m hoping to avoid buying yet another amp and taking up floor space. Could I use this playing the bass into the Roland PM200 amp? If so, could I expect “good” bass guitar sound? Thanks for the help!
I hate to break it to you Michael but you will likely need to get another amp. If you want to use the Roland along with this tone hammer to practice at home in your room. Cool! Anything beyond that...not likely. Remember also that amp was not created for bass. It should be fine it won't break or anything but you won't get optimal performance.
@@soulmca Thanks, amigo - makes sense. It would be mostly for practicing, and I may end up getting a smallish amp set up. Thank you!
@@hapadusky quite welcome. Good luck. Note that if you want this to work with your amp you will need the external power source.
Man, this was really well done. Thank you!
You are welcome Bob.
Great review!Thanks!Going to order one today.
Thank you. Trust me you will love it.
This was an excellent review! I have a Squier 70's modified jazz bass. I put an active preamp in it. I have a Hartke KB15 that I play through. Since my bass has the vintage tones, would one of these Tone Hammers help me get a more modern sound in addition to what I already have?
Thank you so much. As you can see from the demo the EQ options are basically endless. You should. E able to tweak it to suit the sound you are looking for. You bass will still retain some if its tone however be aware of that.
@@soulmca ok thank you! I’m going to purchase one and see how I like it. If I don’t, I can always return it lol.
@@crownedone27 now you thinking 😂😂😂😂. You are a TRUE musician. Let me know how it works out.
@@soulmca will do!
Very useful, thank you so much!
Quite welcome. It is an amazing and very useful DI.
Loving the thumbnails🌻
I appreciate that man. It is hard to be creative sometimes
Yep i van hear the different changes
Awesome review my dude ❤️👌
Thank you kindly. Thanks for your support as well.
Great content brother! I recommended this to a fellow bassist and he likes it. Can you use a music stand to lay it on so you won't have to bend down?
Absolutely. Or any flat surface like a stool or the top of an amplifier. It isnt that heavy at all.
Liked your video. Your Specks you put on the screen at 10:54 are wrong should be 40 Hz. not 40 kHz. The Mid Freq Range is 180 Hz. to 1kHz., +/- 17 dB of cut or boost.
Appreciate the correction. Thank you kindly. You know your stuff.
Thx for that, i like
You are welcome. How did you make out in church yesterday?
It went well, thanks for asking bro.
@@juanhayes2411 Awesome! No problem
Yes, that's how we do in our church, di box head phone's
Sorry i can
You would need a power amp and the pre- amp
No. If you have phantom power that will power the unit. You will need an in ear system to hear your own playing however.
If you want to still play with an amp you can. You can plug your bass directly into this and then to your amp and then to the system or connect you bass to the amp then from the amp run it to this DI and then to the system.
If you do not have phantom power you will need either batteries or an additional AC adapter to power the DI
@@soulmca ok that’s good Info
Imagine there being an overdrive knob and not turning it up to 11, I hate the church.
Imagine not wanting the tone change that comes with overdrive but still wanting the volume boost 😏
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