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Vox Stomplab 2 Bass / Guitar Effect Processor
  • Vox Stomplab 2 Powerful Bass and Guitar Effect Processor with 61 Effects
  • Vox Stomplab 2 Powerful Bass and Guitar Effect Processor with 61 Effects
  • Vox Stomplab 2 Powerful Bass and Guitar Effect Processor with 61 Effects
  • Vox Stomplab 2 Powerful Bass and Guitar Effect Processor with 61 Effects
  • Vox Stomplab 2 Powerful Bass and Guitar Effect Processor with 61 Effects
  • Vox Stomplab 2 Powerful Bass and Guitar Effect Processor with 61 Effects
  • Vox Stomplab 2 Powerful Bass and Guitar Effect Processor with 61 Effects
  • Vox Stomplab 2 Powerful Bass and Guitar Effect Processor with 61 Effects
  • Vox Stomplab 2 Powerful Bass and Guitar Effect Processor with 61 Effects

Vox Stomplab 2 Bass / Guitar Effect Processor

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The VOX StompLab 2B Bass Effect Processor is a nifty and potent device for bass players wanting to enrich their sound using a vast array of effects. It comes with 61 unique effects like distortion, modulation, reverb, and delay, along with 100 preset programs and 20 user - customizable ones. This lets you craft the perfect tone, whether you're into classic or modern music. The built - in chromatic tuner ensures accurate tuning, and its compact, durable metal body makes it easy to carry around. With a wide range of sounds suitable for various musical styles, it's a top pick for live shows and practice sessions.







Using the Vox Stomplab 2 is a breeze. First, turn it on with either 4 AA batteries (included just for testing) or a 9V AC adapter (optional). Then, use the intuitive interface to choose from the 100 preset programs or create your own with the 20 user programs. To tune your instrument, simply activate the chromatic tuner and adjust your strings until they're in the right pitch. When you're ready to play, plug your bass or guitar into the normal input jack and connect your headphones to the stereo headphone jack. As for maintenance, keep it in a dry place and avoid dropping it as it has a durable metal body but could still get damaged. If you're not using it for a long time, remove the batteries to prevent leakage.


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