Why do pedals always arrive after your last rehearsal of the week? Looking forward to trying these in context next week.
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Looking forward to your impressions, especially compared to other pedals in the same vein.View attachment 7426454
Why do pedals always arrive after your last rehearsal of the week? Looking forward to trying these in context next week.
Clank for days.Hell yeah. Clanky is what I crave. I can't wait to get this dude plugged in.
Nice family! See what happens with the Fuzz if you back off the Tone knob and flip the switch up.View attachment 7427078
One grinds, one 'storts, and one muffs.
I dig'em.
RAT heritage definitely present, as it is a clanky bastard. I dig it though.
Muff heritage also present, and I'm glad the contoured clean was used, rather than me hoping the OG clean.
Probably my favorite muff/fuzz for bass, right out the gate.
So far, those are my current settings from my initial demo of them.
It may change over time, but both have a solid range in they're tonality.
Some tonal exploration is on the list.Nice family! See what happens with the Fuzz if you back off the Tone knob and flip the switch up.
Does it clank for you too?AG is an instant favorite. Wow. I'm pissed I don't have more time to mess around with it this morning.
I have to find a way to make room for it on the board now, so something's go...
I got to squeeze in a little time to try it in a demo mix. The bass is raw and the tracks are still scratch tracks, but the AG on the entire time. I mixed it as loud as I was comfortable without blowing everything else away. I'll get some solo samples recorded later.
Listen to Amp Grinder demo mix by davedamage on #SoundCloud