Which is its self a Michael Moorcock\Eternal Champion reference. Which I'm all good with.
I'm a little more partial to the original artwork of the WF and VT, but they seem to be selling just fine, so what do I know.
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Dunwich Amplification General Discussion
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I'm a little more partial to the original artwork of the WF and VT, but they seem to be selling just fine, so what do I know.
Ultimately it’s all about the tone. You could sell them in plain black boxes and I’d buy them.
I bought the art off DPS and it was an as-is kind of thing. He had already drawn it and I just bought it for the 1590BB sized WF release.
Yes and no.
At the end of the day, all that matters is what an album sounds like, right? But I don't think many of us, especially those of us that have released music, would deny that the packaging matters. Having a good album cover is important. The art on a pedal is important, as is the name. The only reason I ever learned about Dunwich or the Volt Thrower was by the names and then by the graphics. The combination of the two was an immediate draw for me.
There are other pedal brands that are very well respected, but I hate their graphics. They are too colorful and cartoony. I'm not into the hipster irony of bright, colorful pedals that are used for heavy music. I want a piece of equipment that is as serious as the music I'm going to make with it.
That's my taste.
I agree actually... I dig good graphics, and have especially appreciated Dunwich graphics. But a lack of sexy graphics has never stopped me from buying a great sounding pedal.
The big white box came first.
Minus the massive YUGE FuzzThrone I have here, everything has been downsizing over time.
Shots fired!oooh, can of worms....
Look at client reviews before venturing down that road...
Not meant as a dis.... just impressed by the number of curcuits he’s got in his catalogue. Looked for the client list, but couldn’t find it on his website.
Mine was meant as a dis
He has a lot of bad feedback for not delivering, delivering very late, ripping people off, etc.
Why I couldn’t find a client list... ;-)Mine was meant as a dis
Mine was meant as a dis
not to mention questionable workmanship.
LOL yeah. Questionable is quite the understatement. My favourite was when he took an arcadiator PCB and put marker over arcadiator to rebrand it as his own synth pedal.
To my knowledge, the low-passed clean blend used by damnation is a dunwich design, so chances are probably pretty good your setup is very close to the 125b with blend
