Real owners lean toward the Walrus Audio Slo: 88% of 307 owners recommend it, vs 55% of 60 for the Darkglass B3K V2.
Verdicts aggregated from Reddit, enthusiast forums, and YouTube owner comments — affiliate reviews excluded. Sample sizes differ; judge accordingly. How we score
“Differentiated pedal, very cool!”— @petronius_r6719 on YouTube
“I have the B7k ultra v2 and the B3kv2. Both have the same drive circuit as yours. The versatility of these pedals is amazing.”— bloodfist5 on Reddit
“I just can't use them. I've tried a lot of them. They all have a baked in mid scoop that's almost impossible to eq out.”— @Rexpbass on YouTube
Real owners lean toward the Walrus Audio Slo: 88% of 307 owners recommend it, vs 55% of 60 for the Darkglass B3K V2.
Owners point the Darkglass B3K V2 at metal, prog and djent bassists wanting articulate aggressive drive, and pick players after tight, grindy overdrive.
Owners point the Walrus Audio Slo at ambient and shoegaze players wanting lush, dreamy reverb, and players who want infinite sustain and latching drones.
The most-cited downside of the Darkglass B3K V2 is disappears or gets lost in a full-band mix. For the Walrus Audio Slo, it's learning curve to dial in the sounds.