Boss ME-20B Bass FX - Nevada Music UK

http://www.nevadamusic.co.uk/Effects_Pedals_&_Processors/Bass_Effects/p56... Once again Boss brings us another great Multi-Effects unit, this time with the bass player in mind. The ME20B is a member of the ME (Multi-Effects) range of Boss digital effects. Created with the Live musician in mind, the ME20B is simple to use and very robust, ready for the vigours of the road. Essentially, the ME20B is a selection of Bosss stomp box bass effects incorporated into one unit and laid out to work as four separate pedals.

Multiple Studio & Live Effects

The ME20B features three footswitches, which break down into separate effects. The first footswitch controls SFX which include defretter, octave and T-wah. The next footswitch controls compression, overdrive, distortion and synth effects. The third footswitch controls delay and some modulation effects. The three footswitches effectively become the stomp box once you have assigned them to an effect, so you can switch them on and off as you would a singular effects pedal. Also featured on the unit is an expression pedal with which you can manually control the wah effects.

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[06wraightm]

thanks. Im looking to buy an ME20B! So this video was really helpfull.

[jjflash87]

nice

[ZaferToker07]

Where is the expression pedal? Sorry , I don't have such a info like all of you.

[zeverus22]

@donpepperoni2012 pressing the expression pedal

[donpepperoni2012]

how do you turn on the wah pedal?

[TwangymanGuitars]

@MusicBoy805 press down on the expression pedal

[squiresuzuki]

Videos that are over-edited and the speaker overly-enthusiastic make me depressed...

[MusicBoy805]

how do u turn on the wah pedal?

[thebassmath]

I almost ot one of these at guitar center northridge the day that they were selling the demo model. I came back the very next day and it was GONE. =/ lol

[rodrigozamo]

@tjruler102 sorry, music-man Stingray 5

[tjruler102]

what type of bass is that cause i have some songs that would sounds perfect on it

[fuckingfuckdude]

I prefer using pedals simply because you get to actually choose where your effects come from -- and actually have the option for analog effects. On bass however, I don't really get that intricate with my tone, so I use one of these live and a 50 in the studio. Great units.

Note to the video dude and the producers from Boss: don't try to sell it so hard. It's a good product, no need for marketing speech.