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Damnation Audio Fan/Appreciation Thread

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Recorded 10 songs today at BC Studio in Brooklyn, NY. MBD was on for nine of them, MBD-1 was on for one, where I needed super high gain.

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Bet it sounds awesome! You have inspired me to put the Steel Leather back on the board and using your settings sounds cool. Makes my tone before sound too muddy. It's like cleaning a dirty car windscreen to see clearly if ya get me.
 
Bet it sounds awesome! You have inspired me to put the Steel Leather back on the board and using your settings sounds cool. Makes my tone before sound too muddy. It's like cleaning a dirty car windscreen to see clearly if ya get me.

Exactly! Adds some crispness to the tone. It can give finger playing a pick-like tone. I think that was one of EHX's intentions.
 
Recorded 10 songs today at BC Studio in Brooklyn, NY. MBD was on for nine of them, MBD-1 was on for one, where I needed super high gain.

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Is your Steel Leather daisy chained???

That's why I got rid of mine; it wouldn't play nice daisy-chained.

And as an aside, @father of fires - I can't wait to hear more of the 'Storter. The Midlife Crisis IG intro made me laugh.
Nice.
 
Excited to hear this, even if I'm trying not to buy anything right now. I love my MBD2 for cleaner, glassier tones with low gain, low depth and higher tone settings, but I also love it for really ripping almost fuzz tones with the depth and gain cranked and +20db engaged - it's just hard to go back and forth between those two sounds. the BPD set to kill in front of the MBD2 set for cleaner tones could be great combo... stomp the BPD to push low end, gain and saturation into the MBD.
 
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