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Damnation Audio Fan/Appreciation Thread

Check out my band doing a cover of the Tragically Hip song "Thugs" at my buddy's cool vintage store the Vintage Venture in Niagara Falls Ontario. It's subtle but I used the MBD1 as an always on drive in this tune. The audio and video was recorded live in the store. Enjoy!


Oh man, he has the voice!

The Hip have some nice bass lines.
 
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Check out my band doing a cover of the Tragically Hip song "Thugs" at my buddy's cool vintage store the Vintage Venture in Niagara Falls Ontario. It's subtle but I used the MBD1 as an always on drive in this tune. The audio and video was recorded live in the store. Enjoy!


MBD into Subway gear is such a winning combination. Your band sounds great!
 
Check out my band doing a cover of the Tragically Hip song "Thugs" at my buddy's cool vintage store the Vintage Venture in Niagara Falls Ontario. It's subtle but I used the MBD1 as an always on drive in this tune. The audio and video was recorded live in the store. Enjoy!


Awesome. I was/am a big fan of the hip. i really like your take on it.
 
Check out my band doing a cover of the Tragically Hip song "Thugs" at my buddy's cool vintage store the Vintage Venture in Niagara Falls Ontario. It's subtle but I used the MBD1 as an always on drive in this tune. The audio and video was recorded live in the store. Enjoy!


That's cool as hell. I would have certainly knocked all those plates over.
 
Still loving my MBD2 over here, though for a while I had relegated it to full blown bass distortion for a single song in my cover band's set. I had rack mounted my pedalboard because was only using a few pedals, but now that I'm building the board again due to buying a new bass wah, it's time to get the MBD2 set up for always on duty. Plus I just bought a Curmudgeon 2 off Reverb for the real nasty stuff.

I never liked bass distortions until my first MBD. Thank you to @father of fires for changing my mind.
 
Still loving my MBD2 over here, though for a while I had relegated it to full blown bass distortion for a single song in my cover band's set. I had rack mounted my pedalboard because was only using a few pedals, but now that I'm building the board again due to buying a new bass wah, it's time to get the MBD2 set up for always on duty. Plus I just bought a Curmudgeon 2 off Reverb for the real nasty stuff.

I never liked bass distortions until my first MBD. Thank you to @father of fires for changing my mind.

I just got an MBD-3 this week. Loving the sounds I'm getting out of it so far! I've also been thinking about using it as an always-on pedal for some lower gain saturation and then using the boost side as my full distortion sound. Does anyone else run it like this?

The other option I'm thinking about is putting a Spaceman Saturn VI in front of the MBD. I think they might play well together.
 
I just got an MBD-3 this week. Loving the sounds I'm getting out of it so far! I've also been thinking about using it as an always-on pedal for some lower gain saturation and then using the boost side as my full distortion sound. Does anyone else run it like this?

The other option I'm thinking about is putting a Spaceman Saturn VI in front of the MBD. I think they might play well together.

I can confirm that the Saturn VI is very nice in front of the MBD-2. I imagine it would do just as well in front of the MBD.
 
Yeah, I run an empress comp and Paraeq deluxe + MBD + Jad Freer Capo as my always on (MBD is off if I need to be more "clean") core tone, then I use the boost for some sections or pop the Russian big muff or longsword on for more dirt textures.

I could probably trim things down and be more than happy with just the capo and MBD, but why not go overboard? lol

The MBD blend really helps with staging dirt, it's just great.

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Does anyone have a digital copy or even just a picture of the old MBD2 sample settings? Can't find mine, or a copy online. I've been tinkering and, I remember there were some very cool tones there.

The MBD2 has stealthy become my always on, core tone over the last couple years or so...the first dirt to replace Darkglass in my recipe in about 10 years. Makes me want an MBD3 just to mess with, and so I can have an always on and an almost fuzz sound ready to go without twiddling knobs...

ATK800 into an MBD2. Nothing I can't do with that combo.
 
Does anyone have a digital copy or even just a picture of the old MBD2 sample settings? Can't find mine, or a copy online. I've been tinkering and, I remember there were some very cool tones there.

The MBD2 has stealthy become my always on, core tone over the last couple years or so...the first dirt to replace Darkglass in my recipe in about 10 years. Makes me want an MBD3 just to mess with, and so I can have an always on and an almost fuzz sound ready to go without twiddling knobs...

ATK800 into an MBD2. Nothing I can't do with that combo.

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I have a 3 on loan right now.
I love the new contoured clean.

Overall it sounds great.
I was excited about the boost side, but for me, it's not my bag.

Having owned two versions of the 1, multiples of the 2, and borrowing the 3 right now.

If I had my "perfect" MBD, it would be the small size of the 2, the fixed tone center of the 3, a switch for the clean between OG and Contoured, depth would be gone, and an external control for the input gain.

But that's just me.
 

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