AMT BRICKS - O-BASS, A-BASS & ZEALOT BZ 300 | Guitar Interactive | Review

In this edition's Bassment, we're taking a look at the latest Bass offerings from AMT Electronics. For review today, two new preamps from the bricks series-the A-Bass, and the O-Bass, as well as the new modular class D Power Amp, the Bass Zealot 300. Here' Rodney McG with the full breakdown.

[@PushSueAside]

Rodney is a bass god. It hurts to see there isn’t more comments or views. Topic regardless… Rodney is freakin AWESOME!!! Thank you for sharing. These pedals are pretty interesting.

[@WilDBeestMF]

To me, the A-Bass sounds fn phenomenal.

[@johngregory7329]

That is a great option for any bass player. I think there are ahead of there time and definitely are giving all of us some great gear to work with. Also fantastic video. Very well explained. Thanks again. Stay safe and well and keep Rocking. Signed John (Zepbass) Gregory from Munster Indiana. U.S.A.

[@glenn105]

Fellow Bassist & Audio Engineer from Chesterton Indiana in the house! 👊

[@simpliweb-gaming]

Nice playing dude ! 🤟🤟

[@johell928]

Really cool little pedals... I wonder why they only made two of them.
I'm certain that if they made pedals emulating the sounds of amps like Sunn or Mesa 400, they'd be a big hit.

[@kevmac1230]

Hi Rodney,fine pickin' as always.I own both of these preamp peds.Both are great at their aims,but sound different as intended.I have heard guy's owning the original Alembic preamp and claim the AMT gets 90% of it's tone.Not bad for something the size of a Snickers bar!

[@Slidethroughtarot]

I love alembic Tone. Like gooses bass players with some basses sounds great. I have a Spector Euro I don’t have high out pups an I think this will give me like a nice Grindy tubish break up when I dig in not alwyas one I don’t want always drive on more like when dug in or moving on the Lower notes