Thanks for the vid. The red channel sounds glorious. I got to keep my eyes out for the all white edition of the pedal. Would be tight to have the AOR next my Walpurgis in a Boss line selector. The Laney Wizard!
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Dunwich Amplification General Discussion
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@cosmicevan I need to get this off my chest <3
Exane's demo is pretty good. I found that its more useable with the bass boost engaged and then its great for doom-y cleans and crunchy midrange OD. At higher gain levels the low end tends to get over saturated and washed out, but I'll run it a Loop Blender because I like the distortion/fuzz from the cascaded gain stages... Eric does great work and I'm glad that Nick is still contributing circuit designs
I get annoyed of sorts with the excane demos bc I have to take into account his active modern bass, which effects dirt a buuuuunch.
You aren't the only one with this issue. I did notice some of his more recent vids include section where he goes passive. There's definitely a mental translation that needs to happen with his demos. That is the case for a few YT guys. Patrick Hunter's videos always sound voiced.
At least he’s incorporated a bunch of different basses
I feel like all of his videos sound almost identical. Just crank the gain and clank away. Rarely do I learn anything useful. Just me, of course, but I much prefer a demo that showcases different tones of a pedal.
It's been a long wait...but hot dog...this was worth the wait!!!
Magic Pedals - Super Volt Thrower
...w a custom etch based on an Escher sketch of Montecelio from March 1924 that was recently discovered in 2015.
Magic Pedals - Super Volt Thrower
...w a custom etch based on an Escher sketch of Montecelio from March 1924 that was recently discovered in 2015.
It totally RIPS!!!! Unbelievable pedal.
It’s worth the wait. That’s for damn sure!
Very cool. That etching is dope. Reminds me a bit of some stuff I did for a client years ago. (In no way comparing myself to Escher...)
it was a little bit like that...yeah. I actually questioned more than a few times if I would ever get it, but the man is a man of his word.
New board purchased.
Pedals arranged.
So much DOOM.
Pedals arranged.
So much DOOM.
Yes, so much doom on that board… and those big pedals make the parabellum look small.
