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"It's good, but not for me"
- Thread starter remcult
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Ok but not for me:
Boss ODB3. Can't get a usable time out of it.
MXR Vintage Octave. Can't see a use for it.
The MXR M80 is a great preamp but that distortion it has is useless.
Freeze pedal. Works great but couldn't find a use for it.
I bought a big muff bass pedal and really liked it but somehow messed it up by taking it apart and can't get it to work. Seems to be the least liked pedals so far .
Boss ODB3. Can't get a usable time out of it.
MXR Vintage Octave. Can't see a use for it.
The MXR M80 is a great preamp but that distortion it has is useless.
Freeze pedal. Works great but couldn't find a use for it.
I bought a big muff bass pedal and really liked it but somehow messed it up by taking it apart and can't get it to work. Seems to be the least liked pedals so far .
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The EHX bass soul food and the MXR M80 didn’t do that thing for me, also never got along with any pedals that split the signal as in clean unaffected lows mixed with affected OD just never sounded natural to me. I prefer the whole signal driven as would happen with a real amp.
