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…...........................…psychic vampire. wrote:The important take away from this thread: Taoism and Ring Modulators go together?
…...........................…psychic vampire. wrote:The important take away from this thread: Taoism and Ring Modulators go together?
…...........................…psychic vampire. wrote:The important take away from this thread: Taoism and Ring Modulators go together?
theavondon wrote:codetocontra wrote:Does ProCo count for making clones of their original circuit? Totally got high on their own supply.
Oh, Roadkill? Brat? The Solo? Whatever the fuck the FatRat is? Totally counts.
John Matrix wrote:I've been using a Rat as my main distortion for a long ass time (Earthbound Audio Iron Pig) and I have no intention of changing...but there is something that it does that I battle with on occasion and while I have never owned any other Rats I think this is a trait that is common to them. On higher gain settings and especially with certain diodes this happens. When I hit the strings hard enough there is a big bassy boom on the attack. It kinda blows out the sound for a second before dropping down to the distorted tone. Like...BOOooowwwwwww. I dont really know how else to describe it. Anyway, I find this annoying and shitty sounding but I'm guessing this might not bug other people and might even be the thing they like about the pedal. Do you know what I'm talking about? Is this something you like or do you also think it sucks?
EDIT: some more internet searching has led me to the word "sag" being thrown around to describe this effect.
mcatano wrote:Q for the folks here who have the 1981 DRV pedal... I just built a clone of one on a pedalpcb board and I want to check if mine is putting out as much volume as it should be.
If I look at the EQ curve in my DAW, just strumming an open chord the DRV doesn't get to unity in the low end (say, anything below about 200Hz) until the volume is at about 2:00. There's a decent bump to the mids and highs at that setting.
This seems pretty similar to an OG rat/rat2—just wanted to confirm that this is how the actual 1981 pedal behaves?
vidret wrote:D.o.S. wrote:John Matrix wrote:I've been using a Rat as my main distortion for a long ass time (Earthbound Audio Iron Pig) and I have no intention of changing...but there is something that it does that I battle with on occasion and while I have never owned any other Rats I think this is a trait that is common to them. On higher gain settings and especially with certain diodes this happens. When I hit the strings hard enough there is a big bassy boom on the attack. It kinda blows out the sound for a second before dropping down to the distorted tone. Like...BOOooowwwwwww. I dont really know how else to describe it. Anyway, I find this annoying and shitty sounding but I'm guessing this might not bug other people and might even be the thing they like about the pedal. Do you know what I'm talking about? Is this something you like or do you also think it sucks?
EDIT: some more internet searching has led me to the word "sag" being thrown around to describe this effect.
This is indeed Sag and this rules.
this description of your issues with the iron pig is what pushed me over the edge to finally get one.
I can buy yours
vidret wrote:does the attack control affect the sag on the iron pig?
I looked at a demo but the attack control wasn't moved throughout
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