THE BOSS ME 90B Multi-EFX BASS PEDAL REVIEW (

Welcome to our BOSS ME 90B Multi-EFX BASS PEDAL REVIEW!

The ME-90B is the latest in a series of digital multi-effects processors for bass that spans decades. Many things make this multi-effects bass pedal unique, including the BOSS’ Tone Studio for ME-90B desktop or mobile app.

"At just under $400 street, The BOSS ME-90B is a very easy recommendation to make to anyone that can make use of even just two of the value propositions it offers, such as: multi-effects platform and audio interface, or phrase sampler and onboard treadle/expression pedal for Whammy effects, or even tuner and volume pedal and amp simulator - with user loadable IRs! BOSS has packed a metric ton of value into this little blue box, and it does much of what it can do very well."

CHAPTERS
00:00 Boss ME 90B Introduction
00:29 ME 90B Overview
01:50 ME 90B Features
03:48 Boss Memory and Manual Mode
05:14 Real-Time Wet/Dry Blend
05:51 Boss Tone Studio for ME 90B
07:29 Tone Talk/Playing Demos
13:51 Honest Take on the Boss ME 90B

THE FULL REVIEW:
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