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Dunwich Amplification General Discussion

This thing rules @dunwichamps

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I've finally decided to sell my HM2. It's up on Reverb. If a TB Dunwich person wants it, let me know and I'll sell it at a discount for this crew of filthy deviants.

I'm also planning to let go of my VT, which has a Germanium clipping diode added in place of the hi-Si. I need to snap a few pics and decide on a price, and admit I'm listing it :(
 
that'd be awesome!

semi-related: did anyone on here who's tried both models prefer the Wizard fuzz without the clean blend?
I haven't tried the big box Wizard but I have the 125b and it definitely benefits from the clean blend IMO. Having said that, I recently started using it in the loop of my Damnation Bloop (with the 125's clean blend very low or off) and I prefer the result this gives.
 
I just got a Wizard 125b second-hand, and I love the sound but could use some help/clarification with a few things:

-it cuts my sound so that I have to fairly significantly boost my volume/bass signal to compensate. It feels like I’m a

-there can be a slight delay, almost like the pedal is warming up, between turning it on and hearing the effect. This happens whether it’s the only pedal I’m playing through or if it’s in a chain

-what exactly does the depth knob do?

-finally, it’s a struggle getting cables out of the jacks, where it feels like they’re in the ballpark of being manageably stuck (if that makes sense). Any suggestions for how to fix this?

Cheers!

Edit: looks like I made the mistake of approaching it like my Subspace, which has an insane amount of boost, and so was just keeping the “master” knob too low. D’oh. So first problem not actually a problem, at least not with the pedal
 
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I just got a Wizard 125b second-hand, and I love the sound but could use some help/clarification with a few things:

-it cuts my sound so that I have to fairly significantly boost my volume/bass signal to compensate. It feels like I’m a

-there can be a slight delay, almost like the pedal is warming up, between turning it on and hearing the effect. This happens whether it’s the only pedal I’m playing through or if it’s in a chain

-what exactly does the depth knob do?

-finally, it’s a struggle getting cables out of the jacks, where it feels like they’re in the ballpark of being manageably stuck (if that makes sense). Any suggestions for how to fix this?

Cheers!

Edit: looks like I made the mistake of approaching it like my Subspace, which has an insane amount of boost, and so was just keeping the “master” knob too low. D’oh. So first problem not actually a problem, at least not with the pedal


depth is a pre distortion stage HPF.
 
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