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Damnation Audio Fan/Appreciation Thread

Just beware that thin neck. I have large hands so maybe it was just a problem for me, but after playing a Geddy Lee for two weeks my index finger basically went numb and it took 6 months to heal. I traced the cause back to finger strain from that extremely thin neck.

Yeah the neck is somewhat concerning to me in that I may not be able to use different drop tunings like I may want to. I am used to playing on a variety of necks. I have and play on a regular basis, a P, J, PJ and an ATK. I prefer a wider neck like a P bass or my ATK. But I do have a lot of fun on J necks too. It's one of those things I just won't know till I get it in my hands. Worse case, i can just just swap the neck out. Just one thing awesome about Fenders. Oh, this will actually be my first "true Fender". I have all heavily modded Squiers. I love how 70's basses look though. Those jazzes are so sexy!
 
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Only drawback to that is phase switch doesn't sound the same on different pedals. I guess you'd have to pick pedals that all work on the same phase toggle position, or kneel down and toggle the phase while playing.

Good point. I will try toggling the phase, with the other pedal in the loop off, to see what happens. My board is rather small, so maybe I just lucked out.
 
Just wait till you hear it in person!
I'm cautiously optimistic about this one. After going through a Darkglass VMT, Pike Vulcan, Darkglass Microtubes X, Strymon Sunset, and probably some others that I'm forgetting at this point I'm getting a little exhausted when it comes to finding a dirt pedal that works for my needs. This thing definitely has IT on some of the clips I've heard.
 
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A pairing made in heaven.