Great addition to my gig rig. I use it live and the only other pedal I need is my overdrive (I would trade the "dirty Q" spot for an actual overdrive, but I still love this little thing)

Very impressed by the Dapper Bass! I was initially looking for a bass driver pedal that had an XLR out in case I couldn't bring my bass amp to a show. After some shopping around and talking to other bassists, the idea of a fly rig sounded very appealing, but most fly rigs were way outside my budget.

I was initially skeptical of this because I had never heard of the Valeton brand, but I decided to take the plunge after reading some positive reviews and it did not disappoint. The stars of the show are definitely the Bass Amp, Comp/Boost, and Chorus sections.

The amp simulator sounds great and can get quite dirty with the gain past noon/1 o'clock (a tad low on volume if the gain isn't turned up to at least 9 o'clock though). The compressor/boost circuit works fine and really helps beef up the amp simulator's volume and clarity. It gets a little clicky if the comp is turned up too high, so I recommend keeping it at or below noon. The chorus sounds great and adds a lot of depth and lushness to your bass signal, but a rate knob would be nice.

The Dirty Q is a nice touch (very reminiscent of the EHX Bass-Balls pedal) and can be fun to use, but I haven't had the opportunity to mess with it outside of my practice space or some funky solos. The octave section may be my only real gripe. I wish that it had one octave down and one octave up instead of two octaves down. It gets very glitchy on anything below a low C, so keep that in mind. On high notes, it does have a nice synth-y tone though.

Overall, I'd have to recommend this pedal. Very fun and useful, and it's the best fly rig I've seen at this price point.

Funciona perfectamente. Es de muy buena calidad.

Great small pedal . Only disappoint was the dirty sound . Pretty much not usable .

I don't typically buy all-in-one guitar pedals but I was curious on how this bass pedal was going to sound. My initial thoughts was getting a tuner pedal for my bass. Then I wanted an octave pedal. The brand name octave pedal are pricy. This pedal has a built-in preamp which will allow you to connect directly to PA system and avoid a bass amp completely. As everyone know, you are your own roadie. Aside from Octave, this pedal has a Chorus effect which is perfect for the 80s songs. Bass Amp will simulate a normal bass amplifier with low, mid, high settings. Dirty Q is pretty cool too. Boost is extra nice and of course Tuner.

If you are beginner like I am, this pedal is great for the price.