!!! HUGE !!! SANSAMP SHOOTOUT | Pick edition 

Thank you very much 🙏 . I found the Deluxe to be really special. After the test, I bought it ! The V2 in full live band context is probably my favorite.

They still make a 3 channel like the deluxe bddi....but got rid of the vt deluxe as well as the bbdi deluxe

Yeah, they still do the BD programmable. Never tried it but I am guessing it sounds like the deluxe. I will do a video if I find one.

It seems the only difference between the "normal" and deluxe version is the additional routing capabilities. After this demo I'm about to pull the trigger on it. It sounds way better than the others in almost every situation to my ears, and the possibility to have a programmed clean, crunch and high gain channels can be crucial in a live situation.

thats what i have, SVT in a box

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Thank you very much !

I am very glad to have been able to help you with your search of the right sansamp 🙂

I was getting really great guitar tone out of my V2 BDDI with some small tweaks recently. I think they all work really great for just everything lol.

Thanks for the love 🙏

@@BassStuff In fact , a very helpfull vídeo to me! 🙌🏻

There's so much different SansAmp, I had to choose.

its a looopp lol

Thank you very much 🙂

I've been a skeptic for years but making this channel changed me in a huge SansAmp fanboy now 🙂

Thank you very much 🙏

Feel the 🍞 , embrace the 🍞 , become one with the 🍞 . 🍞 is not pain, unless you speak french 🙃 .

Thank you ! That's why I do that 🙂

Thank you 🙏

v2 offers alot more options for compression and mids. those mids controls are a thing of beauty (just like the dual mid controls on alot of darkglass preamps)

the vt seems alot more transparent as a tradeoff tho (if desired)

Thank you very much ! These are all projects I want to make but it's a lot of time 😅

If I remember correctly, I felt like the speaker emulation was too extreme and made it sound too far from the other pedals. Also, I am not a huge fan of this particular speaker emulation so maybe I was not thinking about it as a useable feature to show.

Thats why i bought it, i can pretty much play through anything with that turned on and sound like an SVT.

The Q-strip has TWO mid knobs and you can dial in the frequency they both sit at. Absolutely glorious. I wonder why it wasn't in the video

@@Thurgor_Supreme the Q-Strip is not a SansAmp; it doesn’t have that tube amp emulation circuitry.

Those knobs are not affecting the dry signal. This is for the 100% dry segment of the shootout.

I am re-amping the same loops into the pedals. I have different riffs for different kinds of pedals.

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You must not have listened to the demo all the way thru then.

Yesssss

I have a friend that runs 2 Sansamp BDDI's. One is always on and one is for drive.

The Q strip is not a Sansamp though. It's an EQ (Neve 1073 style I think) with a D.I. out. It was not relevant for me to include this in this shootout.

@@BassStuff But it does all the same stuff, right? Pre-amp, DI, EQ? And it's also made by Tech 21

This pedal don't have the SansAmp part that try to emulate a tube amp.

@@BassStuff Perfect! I'm actually not into the tube amp tone and I thought what I was buying is like how you describe, but I got a little worried later on when their website said classic vintage 60s/70s whatever. Glad to get Tech 21 quality with my preferred tone, low and high mids with parametric control, HPF/LPF... this is just perfect, thanks dude

@@Thurgor_Supreme how do u like the q-strip? i almost went for one until i realized its intended function was different than my own

I am using different Sansamp live for years and never had problems. I think Sansamps are build like tanks and will survive us all 🙂

I think it is now called the Programable.

The blend mode on this version of the YYZ is a blend between the drive section and a filtered clean signal. It's like the low part of a bi amp setup. The fuller 2112 version is built to route the signal independently. Tech21 describes it as " Blends the ratio of high-end studio clean (Deep) and dirty bass tube amp tones (Drive). The Deep side offers thick, meaty tones, with a preset EQ curve custom tailored to Geddy’s personal specs. " The drive section of this pedal is still a fully voiced sansamp drive section without any crossover. You can blend it or not with the clean section. There's a huge low cut with the tight switch to have more of the bi amp vibe. I am not sure what you mean by "full force" but when you have the blend at 100% it's just the drive section like any other classic sansamp. The only difference is that the clean blend is pre voiced and not affected by the EQ of the pedal.

@@BassStuff Yes, what I mean is with the blend dimed you're usually getting the full effect of the pedal. In this case you're not because you're missing out on the Deep side, which is also part of the effect and not a bypass like some other pedals. It may be clean as in undistorted, but as you say it is filtered, shaped, pre-voiced.

I bought this one around 250$ CAD if I remember correctly.

@@BassStuff is it a second hand or brand new? And where specifically can i score one sir? Thank you so much!

It's a second hand from a friend. I think they stop making it a while ago.

@@BassStuff ow that's sad.

I feel like the Paradriver is very transparent in the ultra low range.

This doesn't make any sense...