The Harley Benton Bass Camp is an analog pedal built for bass players, combining three effects in one box: a chorus, a filter section, and a fuzz. RockBoard's PedalPedia describes it as "A super easy to use and classic sounding chorus, which was tailored to work especially with a bass, is housed next to an innovative filter section."1 The maker pitches it directly at bassists, calling it "perfect for our bass community!"1
What it does
The Bass Camp puts a chorus voiced for bass alongside a filter section, with a fuzz circuit as well. according to RockBoard's PedalPedia, the pedal lets a player "Select the operating range, add intensity, pump up the lowend, or ad some fuzzy goodness!"1 In practice that means the chorus can be kept out of the way of the low end, the filter shapes which part of the bass signal the effects act on, and the fuzz adds a dirt option without needing a separate fuzz pedal.
For players comparing it with a standard chorus pedal, the difference is the bass focus: the operating range control and the low end emphasis are aimed at keeping a bass signal intact, where a guitar chorus is not tailored for that. Harley Benton also makes the Harley Benton Classic Chorus, a chorus without the filter and fuzz sections1.
The Bass Camp draws 200mA at 9V1. That is more than many small pedals need, so a shared daisy chain supply may not carry it alongside other pedals. A supply output rated for at least that current is the safer choice.
Questions
Is the Harley Benton Bass Camp analog or digital?
The Bass Camp is an analog pedal. Harley Benton's product listing describes its circuit type as analog, and it runs on a 9V DC, center negative supply with a current draw of 200mA. Because of that current draw, a standard daisy chain supply shared with several other pedals may not be enough, so a dedicated supply output is worth planning for.
What does the Bass Camp combine in one pedal?
It houses three effects aimed at bass players: a chorus, a filter section, and a fuzz. Harley Benton describes the chorus as a super easy to use, classic sounding chorus tailored to work especially with a bass, sitting next to what the maker calls an innovative filter section. The fuzz adds what the maker calls some fuzzy goodness on top.
Sources (1)
- Bass Camp by Harley Benton, RockBoard PedalPedia, 2026
