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Source Audio Ultrawave Multiband Bass Processor Pedal
Sells separately for $249.00If you're a bass player with an ear for nontraditional fuzz/distortion sounds and synthy cascades of color, there's a slew of gooey, glitchy character tones to be discovered in the Source Audio Ultrawave Bass pedal. A unique multiband approach to tone structuring gives the Ultrawave Bass the edge for the hard-clipped squelchy fuzzes and infinite-sustain exploratory leads that are so hard to achieve with traditional clipping circuits. Ultrawave Bass splits monophonic and polyphonic signals in up to 10 bands and lets users crank and saturate each to taste, yielding some of the filthiest riff distinguishers on the planet. Naturally, Ultrawave Bass does doom, desert, and industrial with aplomb. But this pedal's softer side will surprise you. A mature multiband compressor and a custom-waveform stereo tremolo can be called up quickly using the free Neuro Editor desktop/mobile app. Speaking of which, tone chasers will love all the bells and whistles inside Neuro Editor, where you'll find loads of fresh-baked factory presets waiting to transform your pedestrian bass lines into surges of supermassive hysteria.
Gator Cableworks Composer Series Flat Patch Cable - 6 inch
Sells separately for $8.45 eachProfessionals who need a road-ready cable will love Composer series flat patch cables. Like the rest of the series, Gator Cableworks Composer series flat patch cables are built with oxygen-free copper conductors with copper spiral shielding for pure signal. They’re wrapped in a PVC jacket that’s flexible and durable enough to withstand rough handling. Finally, each patent-pending connector features Gator’s TORIColor ID rings so you can locate individual cables within a nest of others. Available in various lengths and connector configurations, Gator Cableworks Composer series flat patch cables are common on Sweetwater stages, with techs preferring their versatile design and high visibility labeling.
