Before you do, please give the Vox Tonelab SE a try man....... I was a loyal Zoom follower, but after turning to the Vox......... man.... it opened up my eyes.
But yes...... the Zoom 9.2tt DOES have some impressive features on it's own also.......
The final decision boils down to you, but give the VOx a run first.

I'm currently using my Digitech Death Metal pedal....

i'll give it a test run (both zoom and vox) either this week or next week...will definitely get my multifx unit before CK's sales end...

Exactly like what blacktrix explained.
I plugged in my basses into JD JH-1 wah, it sounded very light. The wah-wah sound is there but kinda faint.

For the people with shallow pocket, Behringer have a wah which cost less than RM 200. The only bad thing about that wah is that the body are made from plastic. Serial pedal abuser have to stay clear from this thing.

You go, dawg!

Back to the topic, my first pedals were Boss ODB-3, Ibanez SB7 and Ibanez BC5. I bought 3 of them in one package from a friend
Earlier before that, I got myself Behringer Bass V-Amp. It never meant to be multi-effects to be honest, it work better mainly as amp simulator.

My next target is the Behringer Wah. The ultimate would be Boss GT-6B or Line 6 Bass PODxt LiveLong way to go. Those two babies would eliminate my need to buy another gadget for a very2 long time.

This post has been edited by chapree: Dec 3 2006, 03:53 PM

WOW..... you really WERE left out...... that post was waaaaaaaaaaaay back in May.... Before alot of cool stuff!!!!

I just realized...... this year, my whole guitar collection grew significantly!!!!

Added in the Wylde Wah, Epiphone Zakk Wylde Les Paul, Jackson RR3, Vox Tonelab SE......
*gasp*

you are very very rich indeed

Not rich..........
Opportunist. Right place at the right time.......

well, u still need a full wallet to get those nifty gears...

I have own the G2.1u for 3 months since september....so far very satisfy with that....as long as i switch my amp to Classic Stack....digital sound gone away......some of my patch even can be heavy...crunchy.....it's gain is very satisfactory too....highly reconmended.....

yeah...plannin on my B2 stil waitin for my $$ flow haha

First pedal - Danelectro Fab Tone

Still twiddling around for a Big Muff sound

Coowie..... Where did you get your Danelectro man?
Cheap pedals, surprising tones.........

A guy was selling it in the forum...the Fab Tone produces really badass distortion . Maybe should've opted for a overdrive.

Next stompbox: Dunlop Crybaby Wah

If you play metal and have a little cash left over, highly suggest the Crybaby From Hell wah...... great customization and looks freakin' bad ass as well.

What's the difference between the CFH Wah and the Crybaby? Actually trying to go for the Cliff Burton tone here, was originally buying a Big Muff instead of the Fab Tone but the seller sold it to someone else .

Cliff Burton?? Ooooooooooh. Bassist.

In that case, you'll have to go for Dunlop's Bass Wah, the 105Q.

http://www.jimdunlop.com/index.php?page=pr.../p_and_e_detail

I would always recommend a dedicated Bass Wah for bassists. Like I said before, the Wah frequency for a guitar Wah isn't low enough to be picked up by the Bass.

And if you're on a spending spree... would suggest the Blowtorch also.

http://www.jimdunlop.com/index.php?page=products/pip&id=263

I heard some good reviews about it....... but might not be to everyone's taste.

Wikipedia category: Effects Unit - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Effects_units
It's interesting to read 'em, although many of the info pretty incomplete.

Show off.

CFH are more versatile than normal Crybaby, it have a lot of extra modifications. Kinda like a hot-rod wah.

The Blowtorch are pretty versatile as well since they have so many knobs for different frequencies. Judging solely by the sound clip at their website, the tone was pretty good but somehow, I found it a little bit clean.

If Burton is your target, try to stay clear from digital/clean-like tone. Burton tone are gritty. You can't go wrong with a Big Muff.

Meanwhile, Burton uses Morley Power Wah. You might want to check it out

This post has been edited by chapree: Dec 4 2006, 11:09 PM

Ah yes mixed up the Crybaby with the Power Wah

Blowtorch a bit too mahal...and what about with the Sansamp BDDI? Have you used it before?

Not that I had hand-on experience on it but a lot of fellow bassist that I knew liked it. It gave them more warmth to the tone.

Sansamp have a programmable version of BDDI. I like this one better because can switch setting faster.

BDDI have always been compared with MXR M80+. MXR were the cheaper one but have distortion capability. To each of his own, I guess.

my first is a BOSS BD-2...that's Blues Driver for those who are wondering..

and two days ago I got the ZOOM G2.1 U as my first multi effects..and so far so good