Hey @father of fires why did you opt to get rid of the "MOSFET BASS DISTORTION......" on the bottom of the face of the pedal??
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I noticed the “MBD-1” is white now too.Hey @father of fires why did you opt to get rid of the "MOSFET BASS DISTORTION......" on the bottom of the face of the pedal??
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I noticed the “MBD-1” is white now too.
My unit is #1 from Rev #2. It doesn't have the verbiage stating the full name and where it was made (I kinda wish it did) but it does have the yellow "MBD-1". At the end of the day and I just stomping on it with my foot hahaYeah, I kinda like it the old way. It looks more stylish and I like that it has "MOSFET BASS DISTORTION" and "MADE IN..." on it. It's just little touch's that make it look even cooler. But then I know some guys don't like even having any name brands showing on their gear. Can't please us all!!
Actually. I like it much more now.
I think it looks cleaner. I felt like I was copping other people's style with the bottom text.
It wasn't true to my aesthetic goals.
I put it in there to explain what it was. But now that that's established I felt it served it's purpose.
Interesting. How does the Gasoline sound compared to (and in combination with) the MBD?I've got a lot of dirt on my board. Absolutely nothing comes close to my MBD and Gasoline. I love my Darkglass and Annex but if I had to choose, I'd lose everything but the MBD and Gasoline. I'm so happy I grabbed these two pedals when I had the chance.
They sound nothing alike which makes stacking them almost a match made in heaven. The Gasoline is very transparent and fairly mild and when I kick the MBD on it brings in that heft and warmth. They are really good together. There are a few folks who have tried this combo and I believe everyone likes the results.Interesting. How does the Gasoline sound compared to (and in combination with) the MBD?
They sound nothing alike which makes stacking them almost a match made in heaven. The Gasoline is very transparent and fairly mild and when I kick the MBD on it brings in that heft and warmth. They are really good together. There are a few folks who have tried this combo and I believe everyone likes the results.
Gasoline into MBD-1 is my absolute favorite distortion tone. It's absolutely killer!They sound nothing alike which makes stacking them almost a match made in heaven. The Gasoline is very transparent and fairly mild and when I kick the MBD on it brings in that heft and warmth. They are really good together. There are a few folks who have tried this combo and I believe everyone likes the results.

Reiner rocks! I have two of his amps: a Studio 1200 and a VHF 700, both great and very different from each other.I know I was GAS'n hard when I learned of the Gasoline. It would be awesome to try/get one. But man am I horrible at waiting/timing it right on pedals like that that are boutique and not readily available! haha But I did get the DG X7 so with the arrival of that and the MBD onboard, I'm pretty friggen happy. But the Gasoline sure does look sweet.
I would love to try one of his amps too. I was on Reinier's FB page the other day listening to some clips of his amps. That guy does some marvelous work.
Reiner rocks! I have two of his amps: a Studio 1200 and a VHF 700, both great and very different from each other.
Sorry to derail further, but I love the B3K and B7K but not the Vintage, didn't love the AO that much. Where does the X7 fall in the DG spectrum?