Barber Electronics forum.

The Linden EQ is obviously bass friendly. I have experienced the friendliness of the Trifecta and Launch Pad with my bass. The Dirty Bomb needs a little tweaking, but seems to do a good job. What other pedals in the Barber line-up are friendly with bass? By friendly, I am referring to preserving the low end bass frequencies. I was thinking of adding a low gain drive from the pedal choices to the board and I am looking for some opinions.

caeman wrote:The Linden EQ is obviously bass friendly. I have experienced the friendliness of the Trifecta and Launch Pad with my bass. The Dirty Bomb needs a little tweaking, but seems to do a good job. What other pedals in the Barber line-up are friendly with bass? By friendly, I am referring to preserving the low end bass frequencies. I was thinking of adding a low gain drive from the pedal choices to the board and I am looking for some opinions.

The LTD SR works well, the Custom Cool is nice and has lots of tweaky controls.

The LTD and LTD SR look the same. How can one tell the difference when looking at people's used listings?

caeman wrote:The LTD and LTD SR look the same. How can one tell the difference when looking at people's used listings?

Sr has cream knobs and green LED. Happy hunting.

I think I may have finally an LTD SR. A guy on HCFX had one up and I made a trade offer, giving up an MXR Zakk Wylde OD and Phase 90. I should know by the end of the day.

And now I see a reference to the Unlimited dual-channel model. Interesting.

I just got a 5 string bass and I ran it through my DDLG and it sounded pretty darn good. All the frequencies were intact and it added a nice growl without an artificial distortion. Very natural sounding. Ran it through a 18"/2x10 cab.

Direct Drive LG, eh? If this trade falls through, I will check into it. Well, I will check into no matter what. Having plenty of low gain options is never a bad thing.