Ease of Use A 2-years old kid could use this pedal... The top of the pedal features : <ul> <li>a small led which indicated if the pedal is on/off. </li> <li>a big on/off switch</li> <li>a small 3-way switch, which allows you to choose the type of overdrive. You can choose between : <ul> <li>Flat</li> <li>Standard</li> <li>Tubesimulator</li> </ul> </li> <li>a knob which controls the amount of overdrive</li> <li>a know which controls the output gain</li> </ul> The left side of the pedal has a small switch that selects either passive- or active input. Sound Quality Judge for yourself ( never mind the crappy bassplayer * ) Flat mode, this mode gives a fuzz-like sound if the gain it set high, i'd reccomend low-gain settings for this mode. Standard mode, this mode bypasses the low-end, and sounds great with a pick. Tumesimulator mode, this mode enables a second tubesimulator, which makes the sound a little warmer.. It makes the bass sound a little vintage if you put the gain at medium. Reliability Steel housing, solid buttons.. the proof of quality Conclusion It rocks.. imho 100 % worth it's price ( which is rather high, tho.. ) * = very little sleep last night
Hey AllodoX, Do you work for EBS or something? Do they pay you to advertise? Or you just a really really big fan? Just asking cause every thread I see your raving about EBS.
