Don't know if this is relevant info to you anymore after 6 months, but yeah, if you are gigging on a regular basis, the real sansamp is worth the money. It's built like a tank so it can take the wear and tear much better than the Behringer. The new sansamps have 3-band eq with couple of selectable frequency options and parallel output for additional routing options, so it's a bit more versatile unit.
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I sold my sansamp and bought two of these. It's been around the world multiple times and has never let me down in over ten years.
I love this pedal. I use it all the time.
Nice!
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I own this pedal. I never tried the sansamp. Is it worth spending the extra money?
Well, I did buy the Sansamp Deluxe, because it had memories, and is built like a tank.
Don't know if this is relevant info to you anymore after 6 months, but yeah, if you are gigging on a regular basis, the real sansamp is worth the money. It's built like a tank so it can take the wear and tear much better than the Behringer. The new sansamps have 3-band eq with couple of selectable frequency options and parallel output for additional routing options, so it's a bit more versatile unit.
You're using a P bass?
Yes, a Fender Precision Nate Mandal.