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humancertainty wrote:How does everyone feel about Mesa cabs? I'm in the market for some new ones and I have a line on a cheap stack.
I might end up going custom, too. Those Mammoth cabs look pretty nice.

AngryGoldfish wrote:I received this in the mail today. I'm not sure where someone was looking for reviews, but here it is anyway.



This thing is great. Everything you've seen and heard about it is bang-on the money. The sound quality is excellent, both with distortion and clean, and is every bit as good as its counterparts; arguably better. There is no signal loss or degradation when on or off. Latency is almost perfect; it's barely noticeable. Because the footswitch is soft to press, it's hard to make a mistake and miss-time your feet.

The only problem I have with it is, you can't undo overdubs further into the piece, you can only undo the most recent layer. So if you don't press undo for long enough you can actually record something, whatever your guitar is doing at the time, and then you can't undo the one you really wanted to undo. If you try to undo again you just redo the mistake. This is the limitation of such a small device.

Other than that I'm really happy. Hopefully the switch will last long enough, because I've heard they're not very rugged. The size is smaller than you'd think, the knob feels comfortable to turn, the light and sounds to distinguish where you are in the looping phase are all intuitive (though you can't see the light when you hover your foot over it), there is zero perceivable latency, and the sound quality is excellent.

I'm happy - though I did just break the nut on my new Telecaster, so yeah.

nightterrors wrote:

Ancient Astronaught wrote:
Nice!!!!

Well it's a passive pedal it would have to be completely rebuilt almost to put LEDs in there.

Very true! I don't know, I'll figure it out.

That leads me to my next question!
What 810's and 415's do you guys prefer?
I know there's only a few companies out there that made/make 415's.

humancertainty wrote:How does everyone feel about Mesa cabs? I'm in the market for some new ones and I have a line on a cheap stack.
I might end up going custom, too. Those Mammoth cabs look pretty nice.

Holy Schnikes wrote:

deathmonkey wrote:I prefer the rat into my red bear.... But I think the take home is that red bears fucking rule.

Yeah, it wasn't my amp or board so I didn't get a chance at the RAT (or much else in terms of boost/od/dirt/fuzz) but I'm sure results would've been stunning. The amp sounded so amazing and thick all on it's own though, a real jaw dropper.

What do those generally sell for used?

AngryGoldfish wrote:I received this in the mail today. I'm not sure where someone was looking for reviews, but here it is anyway.



This thing is great. Everything you've seen and heard about it is bang-on the money. The sound quality is excellent, both with distortion and clean, and is every bit as good as its counterparts; arguably better. There is no signal loss or degradation when on or off. Latency is almost perfect; it's barely noticeable. Because the footswitch is soft to press, it's hard to make a mistake and miss-time your feet.

The only problem I have with it is, you can't undo overdubs further into the piece, you can only undo the most recent layer. So if you don't press undo for long enough you can actually record something, whatever your guitar is doing at the time, and then you can't undo the one you really wanted to undo. If you try to undo again you just redo the mistake. This is the limitation of such a small device.

Other than that I'm really happy. Hopefully the switch will last long enough, because I've heard they're not very rugged. The size is smaller than you'd think, the knob feels comfortable to turn, the light and sounds to distinguish where you are in the looping phase are all intuitive (though you can't see the light when you hover your foot over it), there is zero perceivable latency, and the sound quality is excellent.

I'm happy - though I did just break the nut on my new Telecaster, so yeah.

humancertainty wrote:Yeah. I remember a post on HCFX where you were talking about never spending more than $300 on a cab. Or something along those lines.

CaptainBoxman wrote:Got me listening. Nice to crack out old favourites.

deathmonkey wrote:

AngryGoldfish wrote:I received this in the mail today. I'm not sure where someone was looking for reviews, but here it is anyway.



This thing is great. Everything you've seen and heard about it is bang-on the money. The sound quality is excellent, both with distortion and clean, and is every bit as good as its counterparts; arguably better. There is no signal loss or degradation when on or off. Latency is almost perfect; it's barely noticeable. Because the footswitch is soft to press, it's hard to make a mistake and miss-time your feet.

The only problem I have with it is, you can't undo overdubs further into the piece, you can only undo the most recent layer. So if you don't press undo for long enough you can actually record something, whatever your guitar is doing at the time, and then you can't undo the one you really wanted to undo. If you try to undo again you just redo the mistake. This is the limitation of such a small device.

Other than that I'm really happy. Hopefully the switch will last long enough, because I've heard they're not very rugged. The size is smaller than you'd think, the knob feels comfortable to turn, the light and sounds to distinguish where you are in the looping phase are all intuitive (though you can't see the light when you hover your foot over it), there is zero perceivable latency, and the sound quality is excellent.

I'm happy - though I did just break the nut on my new Telecaster, so yeah.

One question i have, and it isn;t a huge deal breaker if you can't but can i record something, stop it and then ten minutes later hit the button and start it again, or is it just a looper that you record until you stop it and then it is gone forever?

new05002 wrote:overweight, out of shape stoner doom dudes???

That why i never sell any small shirts

im leaving the ranks of the out of shape overweight dudes. 20 lbs down now

CaptainBoxman wrote:I think I might soon be attempting to get rid of my Orange and get something else. Does anyone have any thoughts?

CaptainBoxman wrote:Unfortunately not really an option for me. Never be able to save up enough money for that over the next year. Need to sell it and recycle the money into a second hand 800 or something. If anyone finds a cool amp in England for sale for £600~, bump me