Recent content by Cunkybunkfarts

Thanks for all the info! Stomp it is for me! What midi controllers are you all using for it? I was thinking I'd be getting a DMC Micro for this to cycle presets (I already have one for my C4 and really like it). Anyone find that a 3-button controller works better for the Stomp?

Thank you!

Hey friends. I'm selling a bunch of my pedals and making the jump to one of these types of boxes. So the question is: Boss GT-1000 Core or HX Stomp? Opinions welcome!

Thanks for the great info, everyone. I was thinking I'd just have to get a DI, so that confirms it. To keep things simple, I'm going to keep my Whammy. I'm really leaning towards the Stomp, although I've been looking at the Boss GT-1000 Core, and that is sounding pretty decent as well. I still...

So this may seem like a an obvious question but I'm fairly new to these types of multi-pedals. I was wondering, if I put my Collider in the Stomp's FX loop, would that mean the Collider would come after all the effects in the Stomp? Also, has anyone found that the lack of an XLR-out limits the...

Whoa. You mean Wood Brothers/MMW Chris Wood? I always assumed his dirt always came from his amp.

I'd say go for it. The only issue I've had is the bypass button has started to become a little unresponsive, so sometimes I have to hit it a few times. That's after five years of heavy use though, but I think this could be easily fixed.

Okay, so I know Ibanez isn't usually a brand that makes people think of weirdness, but I really think the Echo Shifter is hugely underrated. Super simple design (and pretty much completely controllable with your feet), and it is just a digitally controlled analog delay with modulation. The...

Dick move, Trey. People were probably pissed at Mike for nixing that Fluff!

Hey, so I'm a little late to the game here. I just bought a Mercury Flanger, which is my first SA pedal (the C4 will be on my board soon though). I'm loving the factory sounds on it. They are honestly totally enough to keep me satisfied on Flange sounds, but I want to use this thing to its full...

It definitely does look cool, but I think you might be getting a bit over excited about this pedal. There are plenty of other synth pedals out there, so guitarists and bassists can totally realistically have sounds like this without that specific pedal.

I won't be able to pick up this beast of a pedal for a few months, but what I'm really looking forward to is dialing a bass synth sound that emulates what's going on in Maybe Your Baby by Stevie Wonder. Just obscene funky synth bass.

EQD Westwood. I needed a pedal to do exactly what you are asking about, and it sounds absolutely amazing. It's super simple, and the bass and treble knobs are perfect for making sure it sounds the way you want. Just keep the gain set at 9 o'clock or lower and the crunch is incredibly subtle, but...

That's not correct. Buy a DMC Micro and you can switch through presets by hitting the up and down foot switches.

It's worth noting that you don't need the hub to access all the features of the C4. Just the DMC Micro switch to cycle through the 128 presets. You're good to go with that!