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blumuz123
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Anyone interested?
Please PM me
Please PM me
guitarslinger
New member
I think I posted the exact opposite trade a few months ago.
I ended up just selling the Bman.
It blew me away at the amp lounge in the Mod 50 with a Suhr Strat. jaw-droppingly good.
It was just okay through my M4 rig with my humbucker-equipped shred axes.
I felt it just didn't have the awe-inspiring character of the VX module.
I LOVE my VX.
I still haven't really tried a T/D.
I ended up just selling the Bman.
It blew me away at the amp lounge in the Mod 50 with a Suhr Strat. jaw-droppingly good.
It was just okay through my M4 rig with my humbucker-equipped shred axes.
I felt it just didn't have the awe-inspiring character of the VX module.
I LOVE my VX.
I still haven't really tried a T/D.
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blumuz123
New member
T/D is great
I just think that the b/man may be easier for the kids at church to get a balance between the two sides.
any comments?
I just think that the b/man may be easier for the kids at church to get a balance between the two sides.
any comments?
guitarslinger
New member
The B channel on the Bman was awesome. definitely enough gain available for tasteful overdrive..
if I could only use one module, it would probably be the Bman.
if I could only use one module, it would probably be the Bman.
Doubleneck
Active member
I own both the T/D and the BMan.
Both are great clean type modules in the A channel and both have really nice break-up qualities in the B channel.
The A channel on the T/D is a very pristine clean sound compared to the Bman which is punchier, slightly warmer but still has plenty of presence and is just on the edge of breaking up. The B channel on the BMan is a great crunchier neck pickup sound for blues.
If I had to choose just one it would be the BMan, I just love it.
The Egnater website description for the BMan is dead on.
"Just Dirty Enough" Bad description for your toothbrush. Great description for women & guitar amps!
Both are great clean type modules in the A channel and both have really nice break-up qualities in the B channel.
The A channel on the T/D is a very pristine clean sound compared to the Bman which is punchier, slightly warmer but still has plenty of presence and is just on the edge of breaking up. The B channel on the BMan is a great crunchier neck pickup sound for blues.
If I had to choose just one it would be the BMan, I just love it.
The Egnater website description for the BMan is dead on.
"Just Dirty Enough" Bad description for your toothbrush. Great description for women & guitar amps!
EWSEthan
Active member
Doubleneck":2tetl5i3 said:I own both the T/D and the BMan.
Both are great clean type modules in the A channel and both have really nice break-up qualities in the B channel.
The A channel on the T/D is a very pristine clean sound compared to the Bman which is punchier, slightly warmer but still has plenty of presence and is just on the edge of breaking up. The B channel on the BMan is a great crunchier neck pickup sound for blues.
If I had to choose just one it would be the BMan, I just love it.
The Egnater website description for the BMan is dead on.
"Just Dirty Enough" Bad description for your toothbrush. Great description for women & guitar amps!
Id say this post is 100% correct!