Markbass Supersynth question

[rubis]

Any users, past or present, who can tell me if the Supersynth pedal has a blend facility to adjust the ratio between effect level and dry signal
I don't think it has a blend pot on the pedal itself, but is it possible to edit and save the presets having adjusted the dry to effected ratio or level?
I like the edit-ability, and would be quite happy tweaking sounds on a pc, but for me, I would like to tone them down a bit to make them more useable in a band setting , and less gimicky if you know what I mean?
Thanks in advance, and Merry Christmas to one and all !

[Dad3353]

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Any users, past or present, who can tell me if the Supersynth pedal has a blend facility to adjust the ratio between effect level and dry signal...
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Here's the Owner's Manual ...

[url="https://www.markbass.it/upload_area/files/fname/SUPER_SYNTH_owner_manual.pdf"]Markbass Super Synth ...[/url]

... in which we read that the synth section has a 'Mix' parameter, and the Octaver mode uses the 'Level/dry' knob for blending the 'dry' signal.

Edited December 24, 2015 by Dad3353

[ProfFrink]

I vaguely remember reading somewhere that this parameter can't go full wet. If this is important for you (it seems that it isn't), you may want to check this.

Also you may want to check out the Future Impact that's been just released. This has better pedigree than the MB, IMO.

[HazBeen]

It is also more expensive. The MB pedal is fine for what it is. The new version is a lot smaller than before too. I quite like it (although I will most likely buy the FI at some stage).