Not anymore. 3x only. D bird switch was a short lived phase I believe in the NGsAre there two different options that come stock from the factory?
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Not anymore. 3x only. D bird switch was a short lived phase I believe in the NGsAre there two different options that come stock from the factory?
That middle pickup solo.....
I think it’s well worth the money. It’s a very useful diverse pedal and I’ve never bonded with anything line 6 before.
The effects are quite solid but my strymons beat them heads up. Aside from that fact it’s a very versatile tool and in 99% of situations the quality won’t be discernible as it’s still really great. To be clear, I think they are better then many many stand alone effects just that some shine above for obvious reasons.
The amp and cab sims are solid and there is sooo much more that I haven’t the skill to dig into. For the price.... it’s an absolute affirmative IMO.
oh... and the signal is super clean.
Not anymore. 3x only. D bird switch was a short lived phase I believe in the NGs
Same as my strymon. But I’ve gotten some pleasant stuff outta the stomp.I like my HX Effects, but still haven't gotten a chorus to sound like my Markbass chorus. I also haven't tried terribly hard yet...
Is it still in the D-Roc (but now only the D-Roc)?
Nice Lee. That's my favorite color too, and yeah, middle pickup soloed is my "go to" setting on my D-Bird. Maybe a D-Roc one day, but I'm not in the buying/selling position I used to be.Ever since I sold my D Bird I’ve regretted it a tad. The excuse I used to justify was “upper fret access”. Well, that been rectified so I’ve been waiting for one of these to pop up so I snagged it.
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Ahh thank you! I love my pedalboards but sometimes I'd love to have something light to take with my for travel gigs!I think it’s well worth the money. It’s a very useful diverse pedal and I’ve never bonded with anything line 6 before.
The effects are quite solid but my strymons beat them heads up. Aside from that fact it’s a very versatile tool and in 99% of situations the quality won’t be discernible as it’s still really great. To be clear, I think they are better then many many stand alone effects just that some shine above for obvious reasons.
The amp and cab sims are solid and there is sooo much more that I haven’t the skill to dig into. For the price.... it’s an absolute affirmative IMO.
oh... and the signal is super clean.
That's the whole reason that I'll never have a 3x. For me, the neck & bridge pickups would be superfluous. It would be cool if there was an option for a single middle pickup on the D-Roc or Combustion/NG. Limited runs? Just food for thought (or to fuel DAS)...
Are these P-Tone pickups really making "that" much difference?
I have been wondering about bunging one in the neck position of my Combustion but I'm concerned its a lot of money to fork out for what may end up a very minimal difference.
I personally prefer the P-Tone. No it's not a huge difference and nobody but me will probably notice, but I like it.
You can hear some samples right here: Pickup Audio Samples
Thanks for this link I will have a proper listen Tmrw, but on my PC they do seem a bit less harsh and that is what I'm looking for.
Do the P-Tones have the ability to be wired for either series or parallel, I "guess" they would not?
The two D-Roc's locally at the store had some wizzbang starting to peel the corners off...being in the graphics biz, to ensure a safer removal, I'd use a hairdryer and warm the vinyl up a bit then peel off keeping it close to the body and not perpendicular. Just extra safety for the wood finish. I assume the finish is of high quality so you should be totally fine. (I would also do the smaller one first to give you the confidence in ease of peeling) ....Also you may want to save them - incase you want a sign shop to remake them. Easy to do assuming you keep the original as a template... CheersDonning flamesuit...
Has anyone dared to peel their vinyl pickguard off their import D Bird or D-Roc? If so, how’d that go?
The two D-Roc's locally at the store had some wizzbang starting to peel the corners off...being in the graphics biz, to ensure a safer removal, I'd use a hairdryer and warm the vinyl up a bit then peel off keeping it close to the body and not perpendicular. Just extra safety for the wood finish. I assume the finish is of high quality so you should be totally fine. (I would also do the smaller one first to give you the confidence in ease of peeling) ....Also you may want to save them - incase you want a sign shop to remake them. Easy to do assuming you keep the original as a template... Cheers
The two D-Roc's locally at the store had some wizzbang starting to peel the corners off...being in the graphics biz, to ensure a safer removal, I'd use a hairdryer and warm the vinyl up a bit then peel off keeping it close to the body and not perpendicular. Just extra safety for the wood finish. I assume the finish is of high quality so you should be totally fine. (I would also do the smaller one first to give you the confidence in ease of peeling) ....Also you may want to save them - incase you want a sign shop to remake them. Easy to do assuming you keep the original as a template... Cheers
I like the look of that! I may be tempted to do that to my D-Birds.Your advice, as always, worked like a champ. Go figure with that screen name of yours. Lol
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