Studio Devil’s new bass amp plugin for VST, Audio Units, and Pro Tools RTAS compatible hosts features dual-channel architecture— allowing players to blend two independent tones together—five cabinet emulation modes, 12 bands of graphic EQ, chorus and reverb effects, and a built-in chromatic tuner.

Street $99
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No, it’s not a new character on everyone’s favorite MTV reality show. The Jersey Thunder is in fact a clever new gain boost and EQ pedal that gives your bass a mid-scooped EQ curve. Now that’s a situation I can live with. . . .

List $199
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With its patented Pickup Tone Multiplier switching system, AweSome’s Hyper-Mod allows on-the-fly phase and series/ parallel switching of your Jazz Bass’s pickups.

Street $277
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Strong enough for a man, but made for a woman? It’s no Secret: Daisy Rock’s latest bass creation features a lightweight sycamore body, a 34" scale, and Seymour Duncan P/J pickups.

Street $299
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Maxon’s Pro+ pedals feature a stabilized voltage converter that bumps 9V input power to 18V for increased headroom.

Street CP-9 Pro+: $243, PT-9 Pro+ PAC-9: $281
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