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hbombgraphics wrote:AA man that thing is sick

Thanks man!!!

i agree too, sweet board. whats top left?

Ancient Astronaught wrote:

BitchPudding wrote:My old headrush! Hows it sounding with your rig man?

I love it!!! The buffer is completely transparent, I can't tell any difference with it in or out of my chain even with dirt before it, the digital delay section is extremely audible under just about any amount of gain and volume, and the tape delay side has this really awesome earl 80's vibe to it that I love. And the tap tempo is of course badass. The looper is a lil too quiet for live usage but is extremely fun and easy to use when just playing at home. I really wonder why these aren't more popular considering their price. I really wanna try and E2 now since it has the adjustable looper level and the ability to switch between delay modes by hitting both stops at the same time.

Sweet, glad to hear it works for well for ya.

zrobb3 wrote:i agree too, sweet board. whats top left?

Dunwich boost

Close upon 2K pages.

Chankgeez wrote:Close upon 2K pages.

yeah and I think you should have to post a board shot to be on the 2kth page

no more pleasant conversation

hbombgraphics wrote:

Chankgeez wrote:Close upon 2K pages.

yeah and I think you should have to post a board shot to be on the 2kth page

no more pleasant conversation

Oh, snap, but I don't even have a pedalboard.

zrobb3 wrote:i agree too, sweet board. whats top left?

Thanks man! That would be the Dunwich Boost as Skully outlined, up to 30db of gain and a switch for full frequency or 250hz only (for live bass use, can't always trust the sound guy).

Chankgeez wrote:

hbombgraphics wrote:

Chankgeez wrote:Close upon 2K pages.

yeah and I think you should have to post a board shot to be on the 2kth page

no more pleasant conversation

Oh, snap, but I don't even have a pedalboard.

just get a board and stick some pedals on it

Been really digging the chorusy "reverb" settings on this particular DMM

rustywire wrote:

Been really digging the chorusy "reverb" settings on this particular DMM

Nice! Simple and elegant. Enough ingredients for a great taste. Well done, sir!

rusty killin' it as always.

The wiring is a damn mess right now. Can't wait to upgrade my board with something I can hide wires with.

Just added (temporarily) Danny W's Marsh Chapel! I'll have one coming whenever I get my shit together, but this is a loaner in the meantime. And HOLY FUUUUU

I've been looking for a good muff forever, and I think I found it. his has a diode lift mod that makes it bassy as fuck. I set it pretty dark and then turn it up so the fuzz sound itself is about the same volume as my clean, and the bass shakes my whole house. Tried it out at practice yesterday and it slayed.

I recorded a clip on my phone, but i set the volume too low and you can hear me hitting the strings. I can post it, or figure out the volume issue, or do nothing!

rustywire wrote:

Been really digging the chorusy "reverb" settings on this particular DMM

That Muff!

5KVNQW0RK5 wrote:

BitchPudding wrote:Temporary board while I figure out the signal chain with the Bit Commander.

been on a real 'crap' pedal kick lately so I need to know how you're liking that rogue drive

I quite like it actually. I was bored one night looking at cheap overdrive pedals and stumbled upon this one for something like $5 online. I did some more research and supposedly its a clone o a boss super overdrive. Personally I've never heard really what the super OD sounds like but I've heard stories about how good it sounds, so I went for it and bought this one. And i must say Im pleased. It behaves really well with my fuzzes, it plus the ssstampede being my main heavy dirt sound and solo sound. It's also really good on its own cranked, lots of clarity with individual notes. Definitely grab one if you get the chance.