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Electro-Harmonix Bass9 Bass Machine *Free Shipping in the USA*

US $259.50
ApproximatelyAU $403.33
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Brand New
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Located in: Providence, Rhode Island, United States
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Item specifics

Condition
Brand New: A brand-new, unused, unopened, undamaged item in its original packaging (where packaging ...
UPC
0683274012261

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Product Identifiers

Brand
Electro-Harmonix
MPN
BASS9
Ean
0683274012261
GTIN
0683274012261
UPC
0683274012261
Model
BASS9
eBay Product ID (ePID)
15034035184

Product Key Features

To Fit
Electric Guitar, Bass Guitar
Type
Octave

Additional Product Features

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No

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  • by mdarling8jnz
    04 Nov, 2019Top favourable review

    The Bass9 versus B9

    I think the bass 9 is a very good tool if you wanna just use a 6 string guitar to play bass in a band... however you may encounter distortion at certain levels, specially cording a note. At this point just playing guitar I get a nice sub bass out of the B9 turn down very mildly with the click off.. even though there some click still there, which I don't like if it's turn off, it should be off and it isn't. But I do prefer the B9 over the Bass9 for lower guitar bass sound running to one amp clean and running the effects on to another amp such as a 59 basemen. It would have been nice that the Bass 9 would have a sub in it but it doesn't... maybe that requires a whole different circuit board I don't know... But anyway I'm keeping both...

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-ownedSold by: music_square

  • by sejmusic
    02 Jun, 2021

    Huge, realistic bass sound - goodbye octavers for ever.

    This thing is magic. I play both guitar and basses (double, P and Jazz AND Bass VI) but I now find that using the Virtual bass setting on this played with my guitar, I can pretty much pull off a perfect P bass sound on the spot! Especially if I run the extra output directly to my bass amp. I've owned lots of EHX, Pitchfork, C9 and others and I can say that this unit tracks the fastest out of all of them and the organic sound of the bass is HUGE.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-ownedSold by: cjprymtime

  • by lmssrc
    25 Sep, 2019

    In place of a bass.

    I do not play bass,but need one in my recordings and performances. It would seem 9 bass sounds are not enough, but I think these work as far as my needs. You can play bass sounds from a guitar (as I do). you can run it in stereo with guitar in one amp, and bass in another. This is great for doing parallel lines of sounds. So for all you wanna-be bass guitar players, your ship has come in.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: citymusicsteve

  • by jerriemarie
    11 Jun, 2023

    Convincing bass sound from an electric guitar

    This has a really good bass/cello sound. I'm using it with a Yamaha silent guitar and a Mustang II amp on the bassman setting. Sounds very convincing and no buzz of the speaker.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-ownedSold by: boynton_studio

  • by shgiro_58
    02 Dec, 2024

    Simulated Bass Player!

    I’ve been brainstorming a way to play some live shows as a 2 man band for a while. I came across a YouTube video about this pedal and I had an idea! If I take an AB/y splitter pedal, I can send my guitar signal to this pedal, and to a separate bass amp, and I now have a simulated bass player! Sounds awesome. Love my EHX bass9 pedal

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-ownedSold by: proaudiostar

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