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Given the diode options and Fuzzrocious' affinity for the Rat, I would think so. Could be wrong, but if it is Rat based, it will be interesting to see how it compares to the Blower Box. Looks pretty neat. There are tons of Rat based pedals, but not many that are bass specific, so I think it fills a nice space.Dammit. Another must try.
RAT based?
If its definitely Rat based, I'll almost certainly need to pick one up. Typically, just bought a small footprint Blower Box, could have tried this instead.
What's the general differences between silicone and LEDs?
So it is rat based...okay cool. looking forward to it's release. since you've mentioned the blower box, I was thinking about purchasing this pedal. I do like the heavy sound that it provides. but since I've seen the new mxr bass distortion pedal, I wonder if I should wait for it's release. I don't plan on purchasing a new distortion pedal at this moment. but perhaps sometime later this year after I save some cash for a new amp.
'If its Rat based' - I'm afraid I don't know! It is looking that way, though
Hmm...the dirt pedals from MXR have been a little odd of late. Their knob labeling is a bit random. The Bass Overdrive has a clean knob but it's another bizarre tone control and not a blend control as one would expect. This new distortion pedal seems to be adding more confusion...who needs separate wet and a dry knob? Surely they do the same thing? What's wrong with having a blend control, a bass, treble and drive control. It seems a bizarre layout and counter-intuitive another dirt pedal from MXR.
What's the general differences between silicone and LEDs?