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I liked the VMT but the mid scoop killed it for me in a live band setting.
Maybe I had a dud! Seriously, the only mid presence I had was with the Era knob fully counterclockwise. Any twist to the right resulted in just variations of scoop. The gain staging was pretty much fuzz. Sounded ok at home, completely lost with the band.The mid scoop? The VMT is all about mids. It cuts through the mix like butter!
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Maybe I had a dud! Seriously, the only mid presence I had was with the Era knob fully counterclockwise. Any twist to the right resulted in just variations of scoop. The gain staging was pretty much fuzz. Sounded ok at home, completely lost with the band.
Now THAT is cool!Either a standard Fairfields Barbershop or the always-on Modele B. Sounds like tube pre pushing a tube power amp which is the SVT vibe. The Modele B meets your size requirements.
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Modèle B - Always On Barbershop
For everyone out there who never turns off their Barbershop, this is for you. The same circuit in a tiny box, no bypass switch, no light. You can select between two tone options via a jumper inside the pedal: flat and wide, like the original Barbershop, like the middle tone position of the...fairfieldcircuitry.com
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Now THAT is cool!
*M80. The M81 is clean as a whistle.A simple but nice dirt sound is the mxr m81
Also probably too large*M80. The M81 is clean as a whistle.
I have one and I still get those 2 mixed up. Lol*M80. The M81 is clean as a whistle.
This one looks VERY interestingfuzzrocious dark driving
you can reach out to Ryan on FB if you have any questions, he's awesomeThis one looks VERY interesting