Vox Stomplab Iib Bass Effect Processor Pedal

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The VOX StompLab IIB Bass Effect Processor Pedalfrom VOX StompLab IIB Bass Effect Processor Pedalis a modeling effects processor designed for electric bass. Featuring 120 presets (100 stock, 20 user-assignable) and an on-board expression pedal, this unit emulates amps, cabinets, EQs, modulations, delays, and reverbs. The presets are categorized by genre into ten separate banks, with each bank containing ten different combinations of amps, pedals, and various effects. You can program the user presets with the edit button, which converts the category, gain, and value knobs into controllable commands over all of the pedal's built-in parameters—parameters which can you can save and recall whenever you need them.

On the stage, you can twist the StompLab's knobs for gain and effect manipulation, while the on-board expression pedal provides real-time foot-control over assignable parameters. The unit can be routed to an amplifier or directly into a mixer or PA (in mono or stereo); the choice is yours. As an additional feature, this pedal offers a tuner with a six-octave range and an adjustable point of reference: You can assign that all-important "A" to any frequency between 438 and 445 Hz, so if you need to tune to European orchestras for some reason, such a feat wouldn't be a problem.

Multi-Effects Processor with 120 Presets Models Amps, Cabs, Pedals & More Preset Banks Separated by Genre Fully-Customizable User Presets Assignable Controls & Expression Pedal On-Board Tuner For Use with Monitors, PAs & Mixers

Effects
Pedal Type	9
Amp Models	18 x Amp/Drive
Cabinet Models	12
Modulation Type	9
Delay	8 x types
Reverb	3 x types
Noise Reduction	1 x type
Expression Pedal	Yes
Number of Programs	120 (20 user / 100 preset)
Signal
Audio I/O	1 x 1/4" mono input 1 x 1/4" stereo output / phones
Signal Processing	A/D Conversion: 24-bit D/A Conversion: 24-bit
Tuner
Detection Range	A0 to E6
Calibration	A = 438 Hz to 445 Hz
Power & Other Parameters
Power Supply	4 x AA batteries, alkaline 9 VDC AC adaptor (available separately)
Battery Life	7.5 hours (using 4 x AA alkaline batteries)
Dimensions	8.2 x 4.9 x 2.5" / 207 x 125 x 64 mm
Weight	1.7 lb / 780 g
Packaging Info
Package Weight	2.4 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	9.1 x 5.8 x 2.8"

Nine different modulation types, including chorus, filtron, tremolo, phaser, flanger, pitch-shift, and rotary

Nine different pedal emulations, including compressor, exciter, wah, octavizer, acoustic, uni-vibe, tone, and ring-mod

10 individual amplifiers modeled, as well as eight different drive settings

12 cabinets modeled, including LA (4x10", 1x18"), UK (4x12", 4x15") and more

Two different delay settings with up to four repeats of feedback apiece, as well as three distinct styles of reverb

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What type of replacement bulb does this light require?

A: The replacement bulb is, Sylvania / Osram HPL X-Plus Long Life Lamp (575W/120V) B&H # SYHPLX575120 MFR # 54815

Q: 2. There's no way to bring in a signal via HDMI, scale it, and also bring in a signal via SDI, scale that, and then select which one is output depending on which one I needed to send to a projector for instance is there?Basically, I want to send to MacBook's to an ATEM Television Studio so be switched between them and cameras and displayed on projection screens. My understanding is that I'll have to convert the signal before it gets to the Switcher. So can this Teranex handle 2 inputs, or can it only take one in, convert it, and spit that same one out?

A: You can use the Teranex to scale the two signals, then go to the MacBook next to the switcher via the LAN connection.

Q: 3. What's the Frequency response?

A: The frequency response of the VOX VX50AG 50W Acoustic Combo Amplifier with Mic Channel is not specified by the manufacturer.

Q: 4. Does works with boss rc505?

A: The VOX VFS-5 Five-Button Footswitch for Select VT Series Amplifiers is only made to work with select VOX branded amplifiers and is likely not compatible with the Boss RC505.

Q: 5. Will it remember the color setting when unplugged? Is there an effect speed adjustment?

A: The Eliminator Lighting Aqua LED 2 Multicolor Water Flowing Effect will retain the settings once unplugged.

Q: 6. what causes the beeping sound?

A: Without further detail it is hard to say for certain, but the beeping sound on the Ashly Protea 24.24M - Audio Matrix Processor with Tamper-Proof Operation and System Software for Windows is likely an indication of a process in function, an error, or another undetermined indication.

Q: 7. Where can I download the user manual for the Teranex 2d processor? I want to read up on it before I buy. Thanks

A: You can find the manual for this item at the following link: a href= http://bit.ly/1whlV7h target= _blank http://bit.ly/1whlV7h/a

Q: 8. spotlight not function out of the box, could the bulb be bad? just opened it...boooo, can't believe they would mail out without checking to see if it works...any suggestions

A: I'm very sorry to hear that you're having trouble with your purchase. We recommend that you contact our Customer Service Department to investigate the issue further. You may reach them at 800.221.5743, by e-mail to a href= http://cs@bandh.com. target= _blank cs@bandh.com./a or you can also reach them via our Live Chat feature on the website.

Q: 9. The current transformer is 110-240, that is, can I use my pedal unit in Europe with a simple adapter without having to replace the transformer?

A: Yes. If the transformer can accept 220 Volt than all you need to do is change the shape of the plug.

Q: 10. Can the Teranex 2d up convert to 4k?

A: Don't mean to but in but i just wanted to say i love the Teranex 2D and didn't even know about the express. i'm going to get one and play aroud with some old footage. I alrady ran the SD through through Teranex 2d and outputted to 1080 30p pro res. Now I'll run that through the express for 4K. I trust the results will look good, I'll report back.

Clifford	05/09/2024
[8 x types] Excellent prompt service with competitive prices. Have used them before, very likely to continue to use them. 5

Francis	02/09/2024
[2.4 lb] Easy to get classic overdrive and muddy modern tones. Somewhat lead tones can be achieved by pushing mids with a tube overdrive pedal or eq. Great pedal overall. 5

anyonymous	24/08/2024
[A0 to E6] Gear: Agile 3010 SE, 1950's wiring, Seymour Duncan Antiquities, CTS 500K pots Headphones: Audio-Technica ATH-M50X Pretty nifty thing. I made mine into a really compact set up with a 3 ft cable going from my headphones into the amPLug G2. Works really well with clear channels. The effects are fun to play with. 5

David	08/08/2024
[18 x Amp/Drive] I'm a Zoom fan from way back. This new offering from Zoom is very user friendly and intuitive. The lcd display is large and very easy to navigate. That fact that it also houses a looper and a rhythm section with multiple drum beats is an added bonus. And then of course is the most important thing - it sounds great. I'm extremely happy with it. Thank you B&H. 5

Luca	28/07/2024
[1 x type] Got it in the bundle along with the Roland TD11K e-drum. Dual chain makes it a bit more stable and it comes with a drum key attached to it. I'm no drum expert, so this is as far as I'll go. 5

Daniel	23/07/2024
[1.7 lb / 780 g] The AC30 is great for practicing when others want to sleep. It's very compact and fits in the accessories compartment in my guitar case. Tone is good (not great), and certainly acceptable for practicing. Given its small size, I don't think anyone can expect killer tone. I find the effects (Chorus, Delay, Reverb) a bit cheesy and don't use them. The volume is sufficient with headphones. I've used it with Sennheiser Momentums (18 ohm) and AKG K240 MkII (55 ohm). I've also tried it with a JBL Charge. I had to crank the Charge to full volume for the sound to fill a small room. But hey ... that makes for a very portable amp solution. 5

Miguel	08/06/2024
[2.4 lb] I honestly don't think there is a better option on the market, everything is perfect, the sound, the spects the price, THE SIZE!! , everything, The unit fits like a glove inside my gigbag and the pedal layering is so well and smart designed that you actually don't miss not having more buttons . It took me like 20 minutes or less to build my first patch and then the second day I made the whole rig setup for my live gigs, witch I took to a few days later. Everything was perfect, just some minor twiks here and there, but I felt that it's been with me for years. The MX5 will kill everything on the market in this price range, even higher. In fact because of the stereo FX send and the expression pedal, even the Gigboard is in danger. Well done Headrush, very well done. 5

Matthew	03/06/2024
[2.4 lb] I bought this to replace other non-digital compression and eq pedals. I was not interested in calling up many patches. I try to get a McCartney sound and along with nylon flats on a Hofner this allows me to dial it in. I use the Bassman preamp, para-eq's, graphic eq, dbx 160 and MXR stle compressors. I created 3 different patches, tic tac bass, plinky but full bass and deeper bass. I play with two acoustic guitarists in smaller rooms so I use a small Gallien Krueger amp or a Markbass 12 inch combo. My only complaint is that none of the compression settings have any visuals showing gain reduction so it's all up to my ears. Sound quality is great. I haven't spent much time trying out the other patches but their Markbass patch impressed me on how close it was to a Markbass amp. 5

Sean	24/05/2024
[1 x type] Zoom knocks it out of the park with every product they make. I needed a volume pedal. This multieffects unit cost less than a volume pedal. Plus it gives me a looper, drum machine, and multieffects. This pedal provides a studio quality effect unit for the price range. I don't play out live so I don't know what the noise level of this pedal is like under stage conditions. I also bought the Zoom MS-50G which is a higher quality pedal but not as fun. The MS1 has knobs and switches for effective realtime control. It is very easy and faster to write and customize effects compared to the MS-50G. Both pedals are great. 5

Gerald	07/04/2024
[9] Sounds great. Compact (doesn't take up much desk space.). Easy to program. I use set-lists and scenes as a work-around for lack of snapshots. Compared to my Helix LT - much less expensive; much smaller and less heavy; BUT no snapshots; no programming with computer connection (HxEdit); takes a bit of effort to type on keyboard screen due to size. I like it. 5