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The skull & crossbone pedal is a BYOC 250+ I built.
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Good Times!
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The skull & crossbone pedal is a BYOC 250+ I built.
Get the DFX9. That pedal is THE s+$t. I want to get the next one they made of it, its a delay/looper. Looks awesome. I just found out about it the other day.
Get the DFX9. That pedal is THE s+$t. I want to get the next one they made of it, its a delay/looper. Looks awesome. I just found out about it the other day.
Hey @DigiTechRep, did you ever find anything out about the slinger @18v??
It looks like a 9v resistor got mixed in with the 18v's. We are researching right now to find out if it was isolated or widespread. Based solely upon TCS data, it doesn't seem widespread at this point.
Oh wow!! I've never seen that tuner. I think it's cool that DOD made so many differnt pedals that I still haven't seen all of them. It's a goal of mine to collect every single DOD pedal there is one day. It's a helluva task, but it will be fun!!I'm in!
It looks like a 9v resistor got mixed in with the 18v's. We are researching right now to find out if it was isolated or widespread. Based solely upon TCS data, it doesn't seem widespread at this point.
The tuner isn't great, but I HAD to have it complete the DOD board. It works ok, but not great. Since this is my practice board, I figure it works well enough. It was one of the first pedal tuners ever, so modern tuners are much better.Oh wow!! I've never seen that tuner. I think it's cool that DOD made so many differnt pedals that I still haven't seen all of them. It's a goal of mine to collect every single DOD pedal there is one day. It's a helluva task, but it will be fun!!
The only thing that board is missing is a classic fuzzyeah buddy! Very nice collection man.
The tuner isn't great, but I HAD to have it complete the DOD board. It works ok, but not great. Since this is my practice board, I figure it works well enough. It was one of the first pedal tuners ever, so modern tuners are much better.
Similar situation with my Gate/Loop. Doesn't close as fast as I'd like, but for low volume practice, it's great. And the ability to turn the loop off with the pedal, it's perfect as an A/B box. I wish more loops/gates had that feature. I stomp on the Classic tube and Gate/Loop simultaneously and go from tube to Death or American metal. Great feature set! My NS-2 would be perfect with that feature.
I also have some duplicates on my main board. The Ice Box and Envelope Filter are both on my main guitar board because I love their sounds, and it's a bonus they're cheap. Might be adding another BiFet boost, but could also go for another boost for the main board. Really need to figure out how to get both pedals switched simultaneously on that as the boost is going to be necessary to avoid the volume drop in the filter. May be another Gate/Loop in my future as well!
I'm actually on the look for a Classic Fuzz! If I find one, I'll snatch it up!
Great thread! Count me in. I tried a few chorus pedals, but always came back to my FX65, one of the best imho. Looking to get a flanger soon![]()
I'm in!
The classic fuzz is fat and huge for sure! Very smooth.
I still have a dark blue dod analogue chorus that ducks tone like no tomorrow.
I hope these reissues just keep on rolling to be honest!