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3Leaf Audio Club - Episode 2
- Thread starter fivestringgecko
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It took some time, but had to rearange my board and had all of them out. Time for a quick family pic..
Still looking for a LBB, Proton V2 and a Octabvre...
Still looking for a LBB, Proton V2 and a Octabvre...
Nice collection, I really need to get a Pwnzor!It took some time, but had to rearange my board and had all of them out. Time for a quick family pic..
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Still looking for a LBB, Proton V2 and a Octabvre...
Just curious, why the PWNZOR? Is it just to finish your collection or have you played through one in fell in love with it?
I only ask because I had one and sold it because I didn’t think it was any different than any other compressor I had tried.
I only ask because I had one and sold it because I didn’t think it was any different than any other compressor I had tried.
Looking for some help with my o.g. Groove Regulator, just wanting to get the most out of it. Sometimes it can make my tone sound like there's a blanket over my bass cab. Have you all encountered this? How are you running yours?
Do you know if it has the increased resonance mod? If I recall correctly, the first (couple?) runs of the GR1 had lower filter resonance and were more polite. I want to say that Spencer then increased that on later runs and would mod the original batches by request to make them more wet and aggressive sounding.
I have the GR 2 and feel that it sounds a bit more tame and smooth when I have the sensitivity too high. If you dial it back so it's closer to right where you start triggering the filter (or a shade past it), you'll get a fatter/grittier sound that cuts more and stands out in the mix. Likewise, play with the range switch. The higher range may sound more trebly solo, but the lower range setting on the GR2 gives you more girth/guts. You can use the intensity knob or whatever it is on the right to dial back in whatever treble you feel you lost...
Not sure if mine has the mod or not, I asked about it and Spencer told me that he wouldn’t work on it since it’s out of production.
Thanks for the setting suggestions. I’m going to try some of that and see what I get.
Thanks for the setting suggestions. I’m going to try some of that and see what I get.
Can I get a number? I was sold by various YouTube demos of it’s glitchy-yet-musical and full spectrum characteristics.
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Would anyone be so kind as to point me to a link where I can find the manual for the GR-2? Thanks!
Congrats! I had one when it was released, sold it after a while and just got another one a couple months ago. It's a beautiful pedal.
I don't see it out there anymore, but you can use the Wonderlove manual for the basic features. It has more knobs/switches but they function the same.
Oh, and there is an internal switch that allows you to go between true bypass and buffered bypass.
I had a look online too and couldn't find it either. If I remember, I can bring mine to work tomorrow, scan it and attach it to this thread for you.
Going to pull the trigger next week on a new Octabvre MKll unless someone here is thinking about selling one. Pm me if so. Thanks!
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I’m still digging my Proton V3. Between that and my Broughton Josh Wah, my filter needs are covered. They edged my EBS BassIQ and Aguilar Filter Twin off my board.
I need a normal sized octave pedal and I heard good things about the Octavbre. Does the mini version tracks good too? I was thinking about a classic Micro Pog but considering the prize and the size, I'd go with this one instead.
