ilovefuzz.com

I am interested.

EDIT: I suppose I should include the link to the Blackout site:

http://www.blackouteffectors.com/?page_id=2153

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Chankgeez wrote:

You beat me to it!!!

Man that is so awesome. Wicked demo!

Clean Channel wrote:Man that is so awesome. Wicked demo!

Thanks! We're calling it a "non-demo" and we've got a bunch more planned with some great musicians. Trying to keep the focus on the piece of music and just casually showing how they're accomplishing it with the help of the pedals.

I've been up til 5am the past couple of days doing all the editing and recording the intro/outtro music. No cocaine, just coffee.

Sounds great, Kyle.

And coffee's a hell of a drug. Tastiest drug around.

Welp, V2 finally pushed me over the edge and I purchased one

Can't wait for that full report, please.

I fucking love my V1.
Not sure if I'll try to flip and get a V2 or not. EXPRESSION PEDAL, you guys.

Goddamnit.

HERE:



Posted this in the GAS thread but I thought I should post it here as well.

So I've always wanted to try a Cadavernous and as soon as I saw the V2 was released I jumped on it. It's battling for a spot versus the RM-1N. It's not that I hate the RM-1N, but I don't use half of the knobs (pre gain, post gain, drone, etc) and with the wide range in the controls and the exp control add to the V2 I thought I would be able to control the parts of reverb that I was most interested in.

So I got to do a little A/Bing this afternoon. I play bass if you didn't know.

Cadavernous V2:
- Dead silent when engaged and no playing
- A tiny, tiny bit of volume lost, but it's also a reverb so that can be expected
- Clear/clean reverb overall
- Just a slight click in the footswitch with the swell engaged but it seems like a soft switch can be easily installed on this version
- Swell builds more gradually but with the Reflection high it tends to leave more 'squeal' trailing. I think if I dial it in more, I can get it to stop or not be as long
- didn't mess with the expression or internal trimmers yet

RM-1N:
- Noise is present when engaged and you aren't playing
- More volmume thanks to the level control
- Boomy bass but I think that is because of the extra gain the reverb depth adds which is both good and bad. Nice boom but it distorts the reverb a little too much at the same time
- Deep reverb not as clear as the Cadavernous
- The lofi-ness does have a certain charm
- Feedback footswitch comes on a little fast and strong

I'm honestly on the fence and need more time with both to see which I am going to keep. I like the clear/clean characteristics of the Cadavernous but I also like the lofi/boominess of the RM-1N.

Nice, thanks for the first impressions, I can't wait to hear some more.

Cadavernous wins!

It's just cleaner and more reverb-y. The RM-1N is more thunderous (because of all the gain) but it isn't as clear, and after comparing the reverbs the RM-1N has some delay/echo qualities to its reverbness.

Also I kicked on the 104M with the Cadavernous and basically got the same sounds as the RM-1N, so win win.

Still haven't used expression or touched the internal trims (basically waiting for the V2 manual to come out before I mess with anything).

The Cadervouns is pure ambient gloriness. I like the regeneration at 2, dampen & reflections at 3, dry mix at 11 and the reverb maxed. It's like paying in a cave full dripping stalactites and stalagmites.

I made this for u bois:

Thanks you