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Dont know about the Vox but I have a ME-50 I its a great peice of kit.It really depends on what you want it for.Theres more than enough effects to keep anyone happy and the individual pedal layout is great.The quality of the Boss effects as you would imagine are top notch.The majority of them aparently taken straight from the individual boss pedals.Patches are quick and easy to set up and save although you need an additional foot switch to switch between banks if you dont want to bend down and do it by hand.
That said I don't bother using patches anymore and simply change settings/effects on the fly just takes a few seconds.Less hassle than trying to set patches up and get all the evels the same.
I have contemplated replacing it with individual pedals but the ME-50 gives me everything I want for now without the hassle.I would need at least 7 pedals to replace what i use in the ME-50 and a really dont want the hassle of setting that lot up everytime I play.

if you need any more info let me know.

Regards

Bob. Ok cool thanks. I found a boss me-50 for a good price and am going to pick it up.]]> Opinions and Polls Jamez1818 https://guitarnoise.forum/opinions-and-polls/boss-me-50-vs-vox-tonelab-st/#post-352890 https://guitarnoise.forum/opinions-and-polls/boss-me-50-vs-vox-tonelab-st/#post-352828 Thu, 13 May 2010 16:35:32 +0000
Dont know about the Vox but I have a ME-50 I its a great peice of kit.It really depends on what you want it for.Theres more than enough effects to keep anyone happy and the individual pedal layout is great.The quality of the Boss effects as you would imagine are top notch.The majority of them aparently taken straight from the individual boss pedals.Patches are quick and easy to set up and save although you need an additional foot switch to switch between banks if you dont want to bend down and do it by hand.
That said I don't bother using patches anymore and simply change settings/effects on the fly just takes a few seconds.Less hassle than trying to set patches up and get all the evels the same.
I have contemplated replacing it with individual pedals but the ME-50 gives me everything I want for now without the hassle.I would need at least 7 pedals to replace what i use in the ME-50 and a really dont want the hassle of setting that lot up everytime I play.

if you need any more info let me know.

Regards

Bob.]]> Opinions and Polls bobblehat https://guitarnoise.forum/opinions-and-polls/boss-me-50-vs-vox-tonelab-st/#post-352828 https://guitarnoise.forum/opinions-and-polls/boss-me-50-vs-vox-tonelab-st/#post-39132 Thu, 13 May 2010 05:34:41 +0000
I have a 200 dollar budget and was looking at these two ME boards. I have a Gibson SG with a Fender Super Champ XD tube amp. For those who don't know, the Vox has a tube built in so would that do anything for me since I already have a tube amp? Which of these two would you guys recommend?

Thanks]]> Opinions and Polls Jamez1818 https://guitarnoise.forum/opinions-and-polls/boss-me-50-vs-vox-tonelab-st/#post-39132