The StompLab IIB from Vox is a modeling effects processor designed for electric bass. Featuring 120 presets (100 stock, 20 user-assignable) and an on-board expression pedal, this unit emulates amps, cabinets, EQs, modulations, delays, and reverbs. The presets are categorized by genre into ten separate banks, with each bank containing ten different combinations of amps, pedals, and various effects. You can program the user presets with the edit button, which converts the category, gain, and value knobs into controllable commands over all of the pedal's built-in parameters—parameters which can you can save and recall whenever you need them.

On the stage, you can twist the StompLab's knobs for gain and effect manipulation, while the on-board expression pedal provides real-time foot-control over assignable parameters. The unit can be routed to an amplifier or directly into a mixer or PA (in mono or stereo); the choice is yours. As an additional feature, this pedal offers a tuner with a six-octave range and an adjustable point of reference: You can assign that all-important "A" to any frequency between 438 and 445 Hz, so if you need to tune to European orchestras for some reason, such a feat wouldn't be a problem.

Multi-Effects Processor with 120 Presets    Models Amps, Cabs, Pedals & More    Preset Banks Separated by Genre    Fully-Customizable User Presets    Assignable Controls & Expression Pedal    On-Board Tuner    For Use with Monitors, PAs & Mixers

Nine different modulation types, including chorus, filtron, tremolo, phaser, flanger, pitch-shift, and rotary

Nine different pedal emulations, including compressor, exciter, wah, octavizer, acoustic, uni-vibe, tone, and ring-mod

10 individual amplifiers modeled, as well as eight different drive settings

12 cabinets modeled, including LA (4x10", 1x18"), UK (4x12", 4x15") and more

Two different delay settings with up to four repeats of feedback apiece, as well as three distinct styles of reverb

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Effects can be added or swapped in and out using Zoom Guitar Lab software. –Does the G1 also have access to the effects found in the (different colored) Zoom B1 (Bass) and A1 (Acoustic) pedals?

A: No, it does not.

Q: 2. Weight?

A: Almost 4 lbs.

Q: 3. 2700 Lumens seems too much for a 100W tungsten bulb. Is that a specification provided by Elinchrome or Leuci?

A: The specs are provided by Elinchrom.

Q: 4. Is EV 5 compatible with Studiologic VMK 88 ?

A: The EV5 expression pedal is compatible with the StudioLogic SL88 Grand - 88 Key MIDI Controller with Graded Hammer Action, BH #STSL88GRAND.

Q: 5. Will this work with the D-Lite 400W/s RX 4 Flash Head? It requires 100W / 90 V / E 27 bulbs.

A: This will work with any of the D lite 4, 2 or ONE monolights.

Q: 6. Will this work with the elinchrom style 400bx? can I use it in a 220v country?

A: Yes only in a 220v country

Q: 7. is it white light or yellow?

A: This is a 3200k warm color temp.

Q: 8. Does it support half-pedalling?

A: Yes, this pedal produces different sustaining levels, depending on how far you press down. I would describe it as a continuum of sustaining, rather than just a couple of levels.

Q: 9. Hi, can you use this pedal as a preamp pedal? And connect it directy into a PA or hifi system?

A: The IK Multimedia TONEX ONE AI Modeling Multi-FX Pedal does provide a line output which can be connected to the line input on a mixer or speaker, or even directly to a pair of headphones.

Q: 10. can this be used live with a cab and poweramp?

A: The Mark Studio 2 plugin has been designed to faithfully simulate the sound of Markbass amplification in any DAW application or live situation with a cabinet and power amplifier.No matter what kind of bass you use, the Mark Studio 2 plugin will always give you a very musical array of bass sound choices. It's an indispensable tool to anyone who records on a computer and wants to improve the sound of the bass either during or after recording.