Multi-effects device guitar bass?
Can multi-effects devices for guitar be used for bass? Or vice versa?
Does that make sense?
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It will certainly find the one or other effect that fits. You can usually screw it around yourself until you like it. I assume that in the concrete case it is an emergency or interim solution. The ear ultimately decides.
Hi. There are some devices designed for this.
Otherwise, whatever the sound you like is always useful. you need. Whatever it is.
You can. There are also enough devices for this.
Is that right? You have to hear that.