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Backhousepro · 9th March 2009

REDDI's a no-brainer for bass — I run just about everything I can through it. It can take a harsh Digitech multi-effects pedal and make it sound smooth — recently, instead of using EQ to bring out some body from vocals recorded on an Avalon 737 and a U87, I reamped them through the REDDI — I was a bit dubious at first, since what's done is done, but not only did the REDDI bring out the body of a thin, breathy voice, but it added what I can only refer to as a little magic as well. The REDDI is an out-of-the-ballpark home run, if you like baseball metaphors (I don't, but I have several in surplus that I need to get rid of).

-B-

9th March 2009	#21
Backhousepro Gear maniac Joined: Nov 2007 Posts: 281 1 Review written	REDDI's a no-brainer for bass — I run just about everything I can through it. It can take a harsh Digitech multi-effects pedal and make it sound smooth — recently, instead of using EQ to bring out some body from vocals recorded on an Avalon 737 and a U87, I reamped them through the REDDI — I was a bit dubious at first, since what's done is done, but not only did the REDDI bring out the body of a thin, breathy voice, but it added what I can only refer to as a little magic as well. The REDDI is an out-of-the-ballpark home run, if you like baseball metaphors (I don't, but I have several in surplus that I need to get rid of). -B- __________________ Whenever someone asks the question, "Why don't they..." the answer is invariably, "Money." You're groovy, man. Trumpet rock lives!