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The included drum beats are kind of basic but I guess they are useful for practice.
Also this was probably designed for a more powerful amp ; I have to keep volume low on my amp but I do get a very decent Bass sound. I hope I can figure out how to combine the effects to make more sounds but there are a few cool patches that I like. This gizmo does tend to highlight my newbie Bass plucking so it is harder for me to jam but maybe I will develop better technique. I previously connected the Bass to a Voxx guitar StompBox and I guess the electronics kinda hid my sloppy technique. I can't see how this would be useful for a gig but for basement jamming this is worth it



I primarily bought the B1 to fill out my pedal board with effects I don't own dedicated pedals for, but I could easily use it all by itself. The Guitar Lab software also makes creating and editing patches a pretty easy process. This is definitely a five star product from a feature set perspective.
There are a couple of things that caused me to drop a star.
First, is that to use Guitar Lab or perform firmware updates, you have to provide your own USB Sync cable. All of the cables I had on hand we're charge only, so I had to go buy one. You'd think that a device so heavily dependent upon a connection to my computer would have had a cable in the box.
The other challenge I had was with the display. When you run in Stomp mode, any effect that's not active is represented by a bunch of pixels. This means you have to memorize which effect in your chain each pedal represents. Otherwise, you might accidentally turn on your distortion rather than your chorus in the middle of a gig.
Other than those two frustrations, it really is a great piece of gear. I just wish it was a little more user friendly.






It is very intuitive to use. Everything just seems to make sense. Each feature is easy to access, easy to edit, and easy to bypass. It doesn’t look like it will fall apart too quickly.
It packs a lot of features for the price:
Headphone amp,
Simple 2 channel mixer,
Tuner,
Rhythm machine,
Looper,
Multi-effects processor,
Amp/cab simulator
While I'm just using it for practice at the moment I would like to eventually try it with a FRFR speaker. I could see it replacing my combo amp.





The only reason this does not get 1 star is that you can actually modify the sounds. They are still not as clean as through a good sound board, but if you are treating it like a practice/motivator, then it's ok.
Probably priced about 30% more than it is worth.



My only real gripe with it is the description says the expression pedal can be assigned to practically any effect but this is not true at all. There are a few volume and wah effects you can assign to the expression pedal and that's it. For $30 more though to have those functions at least available? Might be worth it or not.



As with the old BFX, the pedal isn't spring-loaded, so using it for a manual wah effect wouldn't be great. But if you're just looking for a processor to add an auto-wah, a little distortion, a chorus effect, or a snappy edge to your bass playing, this is a great little toy to get.


