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Me too!
Honestly, never tried it. I use it on guitar tuned to G# standard and itās beefy yet clear. Really easy to dial in.
10/10 humor as usual.
- "Also due to our proactiveness, they were finished over a month early."
- "I prefer my pedals as black as my heart but some of you are not beyond saving."
EDIT: pretty sure I'm the aforementioned "TalkBass associate." I won't hold you to your comments at the 2023 Chicago Boutique Pedal Showcase, Jeff
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Ahh, just picked up my new MDB3 at the post office, and now there's a silver one as well? Where did my money go?
Nice job team DA. You have discovered a method that results in me buying the same pedal more than once. Actually the reason I hit buy is because I too refuse to say colorway. Look, I can't say I won't say it without saying it once.
Had my DA shirt on yesterday and one of the other parents at school pickup was like you play bass too? And from there a new friendship has been forged.
LOL. A woman stopped me at the grocery store with my "Good Enough" DA hoodie on. "What does 'Good Enough' mean?" Oh man, what a loaded question. Pretty sure she left confused.
father of fires
Commercial User
A guy yelled that to me at Home Depot and I forgot I was wearing the shirt. I was the one confused.
Maybe he was excited that you might've been the first employee there he'd ever found?
Yowza. Got some gain staging going on. Dont know what to do with the DCX bass. Paperweight?
father of fires
Commercial User
I own and use MBD 3. With its boost switch, I am able to achieve both high and low gain sounds with one pedal. So I am interested what is it that KaiserRainMan tries to achieve with two pedals...
Don't know yet, depends on gain staging. there's a slight boost in distortion with the boost all the way CCW. So MBD on low gain, boost some more hair and MBD2 for full on distortion.
We'll see when i have tested it a bit more with my band and on my own amplifier. Sounded good at home, but depends in a band situation. I always want more distortion than I end up using.
But my initial idea was to just use MBD3 and ditch both MBD2 and DCX. But perhaps DCX gets the stick.
That's where I have the boost control set usually. I think I remember one of the DA guys stating that there is 14 db of boost with the boost control CCW.
Is that correct, father of fires?
Thank you
I think it was "Input gain +6dB/boost engaged +14dB/Full boost +34dB"
