Though it's all silicon, this one seems raunchy enough for good times and appears to have most of the same features as the Barge Concepts BP-1:
I know nothing about the builder, though.
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repoman wrote:its like steve albini is actively trying to get that barge pedal to sound like shit in that vid
just dial it back man
ck3 wrote:Though it's all silicon, this one seems raunchy enough for good times and appears to have most of the same features as the Barge Concepts BP-1:
I know nothing about the builder, though.
Faldoe wrote:Great and relevant thread. I've built a lot of pedals and a HP clone is next on my list. Madbean had the Pepper Spray PCBs which was an HP clone and offered two parts lists for the original - or close to whatever source schematic or other circuits were used to evaluate that - and an Albini version. I'm inclined to build the latter.
krr149 wrote:What's the knock against the karma suture? It seems to me most reviews are positive and it's a readily available hp clone. What is it that makes other versions better?
krr149 wrote:Thanks for the information! If I go for an HP I want it to be wild and fuzzy - I didn't realize how many other clones are out there until this thread.
theecaptain wrote:New here. Glad someone posted about this.
I've been doing similar research, and what I really want to find is an HP that is about 50% useable and about 50% unusable/wild feedback machine. Considering all of the aforementioned clones/versions, but can't realistically try them all.
What say you?
drmaxell wrote:How are the HP or clones with bass...as far as holding the low end?
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