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Darkglass Super Symmetry
- Thread starter depalm
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Sorry - I have no idea who or what that is.
I'm guessing sports joke...
"I'm not from here, I just live here" ;-)
Talk about a conversion on the road to Fishtown, I just got a shipping notice from Prymaxe...
I see the light!
Super Symmetry incoming!
I see the light!
Super Symmetry incoming!
bongomania
Commercial User
I don't have exact specs, but I can tell you the attack is fairly fast, and the attack knob covers only a narrow range; while the release knob covers a very wide range from fast to slow.
Adamixoye
A PT Pro is cool for worship, right?
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How about the ratio? I haven't read this whole thread, was that covered?
I played around with it the other day at my local dealer and really liked it.
Bass --> SS --> amp with isolated power. Tried a bunch of different settings from heavy heavy compression to very light tone shaping. Loved the LEDs - even cooler in person - they actually made me want to dial in a heavier setting just to see them fly. I found it to really very quiet. Maybe not FEA or Cali quiet but very very quiet. If I absolutely CRANKED everything then I could hear its noise. But in any normal setting, I thought it was more than quiet enough. Loved the form factor and the top jacks.
The blend was very very natural and effective. I liked that I could dial in a heavy heavy compression sound and then use a ton of clean blend to get natural dynamics with great punch and pop.
I think @Darkglass really nailed another one here.
Bass --> SS --> amp with isolated power. Tried a bunch of different settings from heavy heavy compression to very light tone shaping. Loved the LEDs - even cooler in person - they actually made me want to dial in a heavier setting just to see them fly. I found it to really very quiet. Maybe not FEA or Cali quiet but very very quiet. If I absolutely CRANKED everything then I could hear its noise. But in any normal setting, I thought it was more than quiet enough. Loved the form factor and the top jacks.
The blend was very very natural and effective. I liked that I could dial in a heavy heavy compression sound and then use a ton of clean blend to get natural dynamics with great punch and pop.
I think @Darkglass really nailed another one here.
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A Darkglass pedal with Top Jacks?! I might have to look into this one.
@jwr
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So this combination and settings are amazing!
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bongomania
Commercial User
I should be done writing my review tomorrow or the next day. It definitely gets the Bongo seal of approval! 
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I should be done writing my review tomorrow or the next day. It definitely gets the Bongo seal of approval!
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