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You shouldn’t have any problems using a cry baby with it. I have the Cry Baby 535q and it works fine with it as long as it’s in front of the boost. Most people say to have your wah first in the chain anyway unless you do the whole distortion box then wah thing (I personally hate that sound). As for the bogner I’m glad I turned you on to it! It’s a great amp, very versatile. The only thing it can’t do is metal distortion so if your into that I would just by a EHX metal muff. The only downside to it is the fact that it weighs a ton!! The 1X12 I have weighs 65 pounds.
crazymatt89ParticipantFrom my experience basses do work slightly different than guitars tonally with a boost. For instance my brother has a BBE sonic stomp in his bass rig (he uses a ss ampeg) and when he turns that thing on his bass sounds monstrous. I tried using his sonic stomp once when I had my ss amp and all it did was make it sound muddy. He’s tried my using my lpb-1 a few times and it does make it a little punchier and makes his low end boom a little more (not nearly as much as the sonic stomp though). As for the things like an auto wah or envelop filters, it most certainly gives it a different effect. Overdrives and distortions will do the same thing. I have a q tron and I have to be careful when I have my Tube Screamer or LPB-1 on otherwise it icepicks super easy (I have both in front of my q tron).
As for buying a tube amp. I originally thought people were crazy for spending ridiculous amounts of money on tube amps. Once I got one (I have a Bogner Alchemist) there is no way I could or would ever go back to a solid state. I would definitely have a tube amp on the top of your musical list as of right now. I got mine off of craigslist for pretty cheap, so I would recommend starting there.
crazymatt89ParticipantIf you ever get into a lot of effects you can use it to compensate for the loss of signal. That’s what I use mine for now. I actually did the same thing you did when I first bought mine. I had a Line 6 ss amp. I figured a little extra dirt in my sound would be cool. Turns out it doesn’t work that way.
crazymatt89ParticipantAlso I forgot to mention on the pictures that:
U1, U2, U3 are the unlabeled spots on the PCB
I1 and I2 are the Input Jack wires
V2S is the wire going from the Volume straight to the switch
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