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3Leaf Audio Club - Episode 2
- Thread starter fivestringgecko
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Got my You're Doom today...but I'm in the midst of moving and won't get to really explore it for a few weeks
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I just received an Enabler and got a You're Doom a couple of days ago and gotta say they're both fantastic pedals. The You're Doom nails that synthy tone I have been looking for and I absolutely love how touch reponsive it is. As for the Enabler, it's just awesome. I love its tranparent tone and the headphone amp is a gonna be life saver for me.
Actually, Spencer went above and beyond and exchanged a rapid succession of emails with me last night. The pedal really is perfectly fine as I suspected. I tried it on some studio monitors directly through the XLR connection and it worked flawlessly. Honestly, it looks like the Roland Quad Capture is either defective or does not like the Enabler for some reason. Anyway it does not matter because I can get around it by using the standard output on the enabler or the DI on my amps that the Roland seems to prefer.
Anyway, the Enabler is great. I have to say, the headphone amp beats the headphone amp on my PJB Briefcase/Bass Buddy. It really is a purchase I am not regretting at all right now!
And subscribed.
Btw, being new to TB(which is weird since I've been playing bass for 22 years) can someone point me to where a listing of the "clubs" are on here?
I've collected enough crap I could probably join half of them.
Aaaand apologies for the thread jack. In fact if you have an answer to this PM MIT be more appropriate...
Thanks
-the Dr.
Btw, being new to TB(which is weird since I've been playing bass for 22 years) can someone point me to where a listing of the "clubs" are on here?
I've collected enough crap I could probably join half of them.
Aaaand apologies for the thread jack. In fact if you have an answer to this PM MIT be more appropriate...
Thanks
-the Dr.
I saw a fender jazz club sig, so I searched for it. took about 5-6 threads then I found the latest one (huge freaking thread, chained to another. something like fender club! then fender club part 2! then 3-4-6 then bingo). Then did a seach on ampeg club ... there is a pattern
The Enabler has so much friggin' utility. It definitely lives up to its reputation.
I really want to buy one. I keep missing them on the classifieds. Love the Wonderlove.
Man, they sure do go quickly! My gas is under control as of now, but I'm casually keeping an eye out for a blue/purple etched Wonderlove. I don't really need another envelope filter, but what can you do?
Hey, how do you like that OC-2 w/synth mod?
Yeah, I'm saving up and checking classifieds daily. Dibs on the next one!
What is wrong with us?
Good luck!While I'm writing a novel haha, speaking of the Wonderlove, I waited months for a purple/blue one to show up on here, missed 3 or 4 along the way, and finalllllyyy got one and it kicks ass. The MS60B plays into it set up to be a homemade "GatedFuzz" preset, with the standard OC-2 going into that, and then into the Wonderlove, its reallly killer. I haven't put the pedals in the Wonderlove effects loop yet, sadly out of pure laziness, but I know it will be incredible when I do. The Wonderlove beat out the Super Fatman just because it has insaley great sound, and is still very versatile (just not quite as much as the WMD). The sound quality won for me.
The OC-2 Synth Mod is really awesome for some drum and bass jams, which is really all I do with my one buddy. He plays break beats, I play synth bass (or we try to at least). Throw a key in there and it would be very sweet.
It only plays at one volume which is very very loud, and the volume knob on the bass basically only acts as a threshold parameter (or maybe a tracking sustainer, if you will?) - when the bass volume is up high literally touching the strings will make the synth mod crackle. I actually play it into my Zoom MS60B set to a homemade "OctoSynth" preset which is really just an EQ set with the volume cut a little bit. It allows for the bass volume, synth mod, and amp volume to mesh to be a good threshold/volume/tracking sustain all around. I also adjust the other eq parameters a little to get a little more bass if desired, or maybe a little more treble depending on what I'm going for I guess.
One pretty sweet thing about the one I got, which I got in a trade on here for an MXR BOD, is the guy who made it used a three way toggle switch, where as I understand most people use only a 2 way. Usually with the 2 way toggle its either standard OC-2 or synth OC-2. With the 3 way toggle it can be a standard OC-2, synth mod OC-2, and with the toggle in the middle its just a clean boost. Good bonus for the very beginning of my pedal chain. I would suggest it for anyone wanting to do the mod given that the OC-2 should generally be first, or very close to first.
It also has a blue light replacing the standard red.
You could basically just go to advanced search, changed the dropdown menu to "search thread names" (or its something like that), and then search "club." that will probably get you a good list of clubs.
All club really means (i think) is you own whatever the club is. I own a fender jazz bass, when to the fender jazz bass club, said "can I have a number" and posted a picture of my bass, and there you have it. Ask for a number and they'll probably give it you if the number guy is good at giving numbers.
Hello guys.
I am the happy user of Enabler and Proton, and now I'm looking for a Wonderlove.
I have a question: the discontinued Groove Regulator had an effects loop, and the effects in the loop could be used without the GR-2 engaged. So the question is - does the Wonderlove share this feature?
Thanks!
I am the happy user of Enabler and Proton, and now I'm looking for a Wonderlove.
I have a question: the discontinued Groove Regulator had an effects loop, and the effects in the loop could be used without the GR-2 engaged. So the question is - does the Wonderlove share this feature?
Thanks!
