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Broughton Audio Super Thread

Hi @loopee ...just seeing this and thinking that maybe this would be the time to remind you that if you ever find yourself selling the Terraformer, we discussed that I had first dibs to buy it back :whistle: Hope you’re doing well...the world has changed a bunch since we last chatted

I'm starting a list now cause it's too easy to forget who dibb'ed
 
My RFE has arrived! Liking what I hear so far. Going to spend some time tweaking the settings but yes!
I just got done fiddling with mine, so far its my favorite "tool" he sells by far. I havent gotten too far into the analog cabsim settings but boy does it correct anything that's "lacking". Crank the low resonance, it sounds just like a sub octave but cleaner
 
I'm starting a list now cause it's too easy to forget who dibb'ed
Good deal! I would definitely buy it back tomorrow...was a virgin pedal when I got it and I bought it when I got the HPF/LPF; was my first experience with Broughton pedals. Don’t forget about me @loopee ...it’d be another variation on the crushed dream theme if you sold it to another...:lock:
 
Man, is it me or does Broughton gear work especially well with a JMJ bass? Now it makes me want to reallocate some of my resources into a vintage Mustang. The only thing holding me back are some comments that people actually prefer their JMJ to their vintage.

You guys are the worst...:cool:

the JMJ is just a really nice bass that sounds good all on its own. I've never played a proper vintage Mustang, but having a JMJ I don't even feel the need to seek one out. I'm totally happy with it.
 
the JMJ is just a really nice bass that sounds good all on its own. I've never played a proper vintage Mustang, but having a JMJ I don't even feel the need to seek one out. I'm totally happy with it.

I've never played a vintage one either but I wasn't particularly impressed by the recent reissues until the JMJ. I saw one interview where JMJ said mustangs were particularly good for studio work and it seems to do something different for me at home. I'm curious whether it's a mustang thing or only a JMJ mustang thing. As good as the recent Fender AVRIs were, I don't think I ever saw one person claim it was better than one from the 60s.