Beats the heck out of me!
I wonder if I posted the wrong picture - as you say that doesn't look bad. I'm out right now but I'll play through it and see what the problem was. Or if I can work out what I thought it was.
Hi, I have both and they are both superb.
Both are compact, light, and powerful. I honestly could not choose between them. Two top quality amplifiers at unbeatable prices.
You'll be happy whichever you choose.
100% recommend it. No pc editing is such a bonus. I can edit the sound instantly on stage like with any pedal.
Also the pedal I want to turn on and off remains displayed which is a great feature.
But above all the sounds are amazing
This was me. For decades.
I started taking lessons a few years ago and my playing and understanding of the instrument has improved beyond recognition.
Each to their own of course, but after a lifetime of trying to invent the wheel I now see the world differently.
Can't tell you what the first bass song was as they were all originals and long since forgotten.
First song i ever learnt on guitar was Eddie And the Hot Rods, Do Anything You Wanna Do
I play a couple of places on a regular basis, and they both make the black hole of Calcutta look like a Christmas Tree.
Can't see my hand in front of my face. Now as I'm reading for most of the gig it's not the end of the world but I do need to check my hand position now and then.
So this is my solution.
It's a rechargeable light intended for reading but fits rather neatly on my strap.
This be the link. https://amzn.eu/d/bJPITDq
This is the point. The faster and easier it is to get the sound you want using only the controls on the pedal, the faster and easier it is to adjust in a gig situation.
I only had it for a short time before I had to leave for the gig. Therefore I programmed no special patches just half a dozen individual effects in the first six preset slots.
If I needed an effect in a song I scrolled to it and kicked it in when I needed it.
I'll give you a more in depth review when I've had time to play.