Where the MBD 1/2 really shines is in a live setting… I reconfirmed this tonight.
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Where the MBD 1/2 really shines is in a live setting… I reconfirmed this tonight.
Thanks for making stuff that sounds great through an amp. Some of us still like to play with other people in the room.This is the whole point. Sometimes I hate my tone with a board full of mine and my friends pedals when playing at home.
I have NEVER hated my sound on a gig when using an MBD. It's always been good enough(tm).
When evaluating tone, sometimes I have to remind myself that playing solo is a very different musical context than playing with guitar, synth and drums. I put the MBD2 back on my big board for a band session last night was reminded just how good enough(tm) this little gem of a distortion pedal is when playing live music.This is the whole point. Sometimes I hate my tone with a board full of mine and my friends pedals when playing at home.
I have NEVER hated my sound on a gig when using an MBD. It's always been good enough(tm).
This is honestly why I haven’t committed to the Curmudgeon yet. I honestly don’t think Im gonna put it back on board but I haven’t been able to play with the band yet, so that could change.This is the whole point. Sometimes I hate my tone with a board full of mine and my friends pedals when playing at home.
I have NEVER hated my sound on a gig when using an MBD. It's always been good enough(tm).
I try to tell people this all the time but sometimes they don’t get it. No offense to bedroom players, you do what you can! It’s just massively different depending on the type of band, the other peoples tones compared to your tone, and trying to make everything sound the best it can be cohesively.When evaluating tone, sometimes I have to remind myself that playing solo is a very different musical context than playing with guitar, synth and drums. I put the MBD2 back on my big board for a band session last night was reminded just how good enough(tm) this little gem of a distortion pedal is.![]()
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That’s eff’n sick!
That’s gorgeous…what are the enclosure (footprint) dimensions?
5.72 in x 4.77 in x 1.55 in (145 mm x 121 mm x 39 mm)That’s gorgeous…what are the enclosure (footprint) dimensions?