I just got an ODB and love it, but do not understand the input low shelf options (or even actually know the 3 clipping options), and all I can find is the same description of the pedal from the Dunwich site. any insight from owners?
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The Witchfinder + (Mammoth Tamer) Loop Blender > Annex Bass Channel achieves some of the filthiest thick grinding fuzz tones I've ever tried!
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Aaa I need one so bad!
In other news, Magic posted a teaser and it looks like the next batch of pedals might be the Left Hand Path (HM-2). I've got the Behringer clone coming in the mail tomorrow so I guess that will be a good evaluation.
Just got one. Great pedal and works well with MBD2
I get crap for putting a noise gate after my HM-2s, but I don’t expect them to be polite by any means. I mean, HM-2. Not subtle.Behringer clone is legit. The pink one. Especially for $25 new. It's noisy as all hell but what dimed HM-2 isn't lol?
Lol. I figured the price gouging would at least wait till this nationwide shutdown ended.If anyone is looking for a hot deal, there's a Series One listed on reverb for $799. If you're feeling like money is tight, you could go for the Chrononaut delay they have listed for $699. Free shipping on both, which is neat...
"Ultra rare Dunwich Series One preamp #001. This is based on a Matamp GT120. Sounds absolutely killer! This also has a toggle switch on it to drive a speaker cabinet at 1W. Clean velcro on the back. Presumably, this one was owned by the band Conan. Don't miss out! I am in no rush to move this pedal."
I'm going to start listing all my reverb gear as "presumably owned by [insert band name]" and see if that boosts sales.
I'm going to start listing all my reverb gear as "presumably owned by [insert band name]" and see if that boosts sales.
I have never played a pedal that sounded like $800 to me. Maybe a Noble or a Verellen Meatsmoke would be in that range? In the case of the Series One, I'd just as soon throw that $800 towards saving for an actual GT120.
I think I said this earlier, but my guess is that the insane pricing is so they can see what offers come in. They don’t really want to sell but would consider it for a silly amount.
Nick, that you? or is this Magic Pedals guy (sorry, I'm blanking on your name)?Guess it pays to retire.
Magic Pedals guy’s name is: Magic.Nick, that you? or is this Magic Pedals guy (sorry, I'm blanking on your name)?
I had one of those, it was nice, not 800$ nice.Reverb strikes again. $800 Op Amp one-knob pedal on there. Gotta love the description...
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It sounds incredible on bass, guitar, trombone, recorder, pretty much any instrument you could imagine.
Yeah, but is it rare? I’m looking for something extremely rare...