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Yoozer posted:I've got a Line 6 EchoPark. Can yours do this? No, but I guess if I ever need to play the intro to Dire Strait's "Money for Nothing" I know where to look. The DM-3 isn't all that impressive actually. I spent a lot of time going between a Boss DD-2 and the DM-3 and they're not too different.
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FlossMan posted:Except for the wonderful fact that it's an analog delay. Digital delays have their place, but there's nothing like the warmth of good ol' bucket-brigade electronics. Gotta be honest though, this doesn't sound all too different. It's probably not worth the price difference.
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schrag posted:Found my new love: So jealous  this is what I'm getting pretty soon. Anybody wanna guess what it is? (The site won't help you)
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FlossMan posted:A juicer? I know I sometimes wish I had delicious, fresh orange juice when playing onstage... It's a clone of a pedal that's not discontinued and had a really limited run in the first place.
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FlossMan posted:
Have you tried mounting the PP2 to the underside of the pedaltrain jr? I've seen a few pictures of some really good mods to the PTjr that makes it look very sleek.
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It's an awesome setup though. I think the OCD runs on 18v right? I think the PP2 can put out 18v.
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Mar 28, 2007 03:34
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FlossMan posted:Right now it's at 12v (along with the tube screamer) while I'm waiting for the y-cable that will let me chain two 9v ports together. I've been told that running the pedal at 18v increases the headroom and contains the same sort of gain texture you would get if you were to seriously crank your amp. Something that a lot of dirt pedals suffer from is totally flubbing out when you crank your amp, but the OCD at 18v is supposed to retain a low-volume quality as well.
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Mar 28, 2007 04:57
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But it sounds better at 12 than at 9... I can only imagine how awesome 18 will sound.
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Also keep in mind that your DD-6 and RV-5 are both stereo pedals. I forget what about the DD-6 makes it stereo, but I think it's capable of ping-pong delays or panning? If you can somehow utilize that, then put the Chorus before the Delay and run your rig in stereo.
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Apr 26, 2007 02:59
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Lobster Johnson posted:I've been eying off the Effector 13 range for my next pedal and whoop look what was just released: devi ever is a member of a private gear forum I also hang out at. s/he always hangs out there with us so I can email you the url if you want to hang out with a few boutique pedal builders. I saw the Godzilla pedal a few weeks ago and I rolled my eyes pretty hard at the happycat pedal but I think his/her other graphic designs are better.
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May 18, 2007 15:00
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Zakalwe posted:Tidy up your clothes young man or I'm confiscating your guitar gear His shelves are remarkably neat. It could also be his "hamper corner" which I also have.
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May 24, 2007 02:33
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Jun 22, 2007 21:17
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It's a very high regarded overdrive pedal. It costs around $100 bucks but you have to wait a year. I skipped ahead of the line by buying one from a friend 
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Jun 22, 2007 23:18
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I honestly thought that puppy was a feather duster for a minute.
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Jun 26, 2007 01:37
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Fox Cunning posted:My neighbour gave me this as a late graduation gift. Haha. I've tried a guitar like that before. Plays like a washboard and sounds like a banjo guitar hybrid but drat does it sound unique. The good kind of unique as well. The fretboard feels like I'm touching porcelian.
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Jun 28, 2007 02:51
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External Organs posted:1976 Fender Champ off of Craigslist. My first electric guitar amp...now I just need a guitar! Holy crap. You have an awesome vintage amp before you own a guitar? Congrats, that's a great amp and it's perfect for practicing. How much did you get it for?
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Jul 1, 2007 01:54
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WET BUTT posted:
You'll love it. Make sure to adjust the internal voltage to match your guitar so it comes out at unity. Here's mine (which I actually got last week along with my Catalinbread Serrano Picoso) on my pedalboard 
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Sep 28, 2007 18:28
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WET BUTT posted:Ha, I've seen your board on harmony central. It rules. I think it depends a bit on how you're going to set it. At the slower settings, having it before dirt will make it lose a bit of definition in the warble. At higher settings, it'll be more pronounced obviously and won't be as lost. I've got mine after dirt because I switch between slower and faster settings. As far as whether to place it before or after Chorus, I imagine it'll be to personal taste over anything else. I imagine perhaps after chorus so you don't get lots of pitch vibrato craziness in the higher settings of the Small Clone (which I remember can get that really detuned chorus sound). I hope you enjoy it. My friend Dave built mine and he had a hell of a time. It's one of the harder BYOC builds and he actually had to bring it to his work where he has better tools for the job.
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Sep 28, 2007 19:58
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 drat I love vintage Boss pedals.
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WET BUTT posted:
drat. For 80 bucks that's a great deal. I used to use Tascams a lot when bands asked me to record their jams. Very easy to set up quickly and just hit record.
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Oct 11, 2007 20:39
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WET BUTT posted:
I'm a crazy maniac when it comes to buying new pedals but you're making me feel moderately restrained. Although I have 3 pedals in the mail right now.
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Nov 21, 2007 03:25
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Susano-maku da! posted:Devi != dude Every time we called devi a dude on harmony central she used to throw a little hissy fit about it and dragged the whole gender reassignment thing at us like crazy. Just something to keep in mind next time you ever talk to her. Anywhoo, this is my newest gear purchase, straight from Finland. 
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Susano-maku da! posted:I would make a snarky remark, but then look how ambiguous my name is. It's a BJF Honey Bee. It's supposed to sound like an old Supro amp being cranked but it sounds a lot like a really goosed up tweed amp. The nature knob boosts the lower-mids to the upper-mids so it sounds absolutely insane and cutting through a cranked amp. Pretty expensive poo poo but I've never enjoyed a pedal more. Stacks up really well with my Cochrane Timmy.
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WET BUTT posted:
Whoa, did you get that from omor)))) from haunting mids or harmony central? That's freaky. Didn't think the two places I post in ever overlapped like that.
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