Top 10 best-selling Bass Multi Effects Pedals

Built exclusively for bassists, the Valeton Dapper Bass multi-effect unit lays all of the essential tools and effects at your feet, kitting you out with everything you need to rehearse, gig and even record - all in one go.

The Zoom MS-60B+ MultiStomp has been specifically designed to help bassists dial in convincing lows and features realistic amp sounds, recreations of illustrious preamps, and a host of effects.

Why would you get a humongous, space-eating multi-effects unit if you can get the pocket-size Mooer Prime P1?! Teeming with functions and features, this slim multi-effects loader and audio interface in one can even be used to record on the fly.

The Boss GX-1B is a versatile and powerful multi-effects processor tailored specifically to the needs of bass guitarists.

The Zoom B6 isn't just an ultra-versatile multi-effects pedal for electric and electro-acoustic basses; it also offers amp modelling, IR loading and four built-in DI models.

Trace Elliot's Transit B is a preamp and effects pedal for bass guitars. It has a 5-band EQ as well as drive, compression and a built-in tuner.

The NUX MG-400 is a compact multi-effects pedal loaded with two powerful DSP chips for a host of options for electric guitarists, acoustic string-pickers and even bassists.

This unit kits out beginner bassists with a surprisingly fat stack of seventy effects as well as a looper, a drum machine, a tuner and an expression pedal - all in return for a more-than-modest investment. Meet the Zoom B1X.

Tech 21 and Steve Harris have managed to capture the bassist's instantly-recognisable Iron Maiden sound and pack it into this SH1 Signature SansAmp fitted with two channels, a 4-band EQ, Bite switch and chromatic tuner.

A more stripped-back take on the GX-100, the Boss GX-10 Multi-Effects Processor runs on the same DSP engine and brings just as much power.