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- Thread starter Chronicle
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like any dunlop crybaby.
except it's pink.
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It must sound awsome then
Looks cool.
There's plenty of people on here that have much more pedals than me. Where are they?!
Lurking in the shadows....
The Budda, danelectro and bluebox are mainly for use with guitar (I still got to get a guitar though
). But the danelectro is actually pretty nice sounding on bass. And the bluebox is just crazy on bass 
The digitech isn't really being used. It's really a XP-100 in a XP-300 case. I need to get round to getting guitargeek to mod it into an xp-1000.
The behringer does the job for me. The Slow Gear has a tiny bit more control on the sweep of the volume but it has a bit of a volume drop. I'm going to send it off to an HCFXer for a bit of a service so I'll be able to properly try it out when I get it back. I will be selling the Slow Gear soon though. I just can't believe I bought behringer!
I'm guessing that that was aimed at me. It works decently, but for the most part, anything played lower than A on the E string sounds like mud. Live, I only use it for the chorus of one song(nothing lower than the 12th fret on the E string), and on my noise/ambient stuff. I've never tried recording with it yet, but it can make some decent sounds.
I got both of them off of ebay for about $60 including shipping. I was extremly happy
I also have a fetish for Dano pedals but only for the original "cast iron" onesand need another one. Been trying to repair and rebox it but without success.
The originals, the sounds of the 60's(Back Talk Reverse Delay, Psycho Flange, & Sitar Swami), the paisleys, and the new cool cat tone ones are all metal cases. The minis and the fab series are the only ones in plastic. I'm planning on replacing all of the plastic jacks with metal jacks, adding an LED to the french toast, and if I can work out a deal with a friend of mine, having some custom made metal cases the same size and shape as the mini pedal cases to switch them out.
Got tired of waiting for everything to resolve. So this is what is in my house right now. I just sold a ton of pedals (and got a few more).
The fuzz pedals, the analogueman clone chorus, the bottom feeder, and the pitch pirate are what I consider "my collection." Everything else is Mr. Right now...
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It's freaky as hell. I'm not sure what I expected when I bought it...
It uses filters, but I don't think of it as a filter. It's a filtered controlled distortion that can be worked into wild oscillations. I should record a clip.
^^^ Regarding the unlabeled silver 3 button stomp in the middle on the bottom row - did you buy that off ebay? Is a dual loop wet/dry blend? Do you like it? I just ordered one today since Barge was taking too long to build me a VB-Jr.
1. It's not a fuzz
2. Clean blend good
3. If you use batteries gotta love the drawer.
4. The 'mode' switch, doesn't really sound like different modes. Just changing the gain range of the pedal... so it sounds basically the same... just MORE.
Dont have any pics so Ill list them...
Boss Bass Flanger
Boss TR-2 Tremolo
Dunlop Wah
Dunlop 105Q Bass Wah
Digitech Dr. Distorto
ZVex Fuzz Factory
ZVex Seek Wah
ZVex Super Hard-On
Mutron III
Mini QTron
Akai Deep Impact*
Boss Dynamic Wah
Boss Phase Shifter
EBH Octabass
Boss Bass Chorus
Boss Bass Overdrive
Boss DD3 Delay
Tech 21 Bass Compactor
Sansamp Bass Driver
Boss Phase Shifter
DOD Envalope Filter
Aphex Bass Exciter
EHX Bass Balls
MXR M-133 Micro Amp
Digitech Bad Monkey
Boss SYB-5 Bass Synth
MXR M-88 Bass Octave
(* = The only one I rely on for gigs...)
Mak.
Boss Bass Flanger
Boss TR-2 Tremolo
Dunlop Wah
Dunlop 105Q Bass Wah
Digitech Dr. Distorto
ZVex Fuzz Factory
ZVex Seek Wah
ZVex Super Hard-On
Mutron III
Mini QTron
Akai Deep Impact*
Boss Dynamic Wah
Boss Phase Shifter
EBH Octabass
Boss Bass Chorus
Boss Bass Overdrive
Boss DD3 Delay
Tech 21 Bass Compactor
Sansamp Bass Driver
Boss Phase Shifter
DOD Envalope Filter
Aphex Bass Exciter
EHX Bass Balls
MXR M-133 Micro Amp
Digitech Bad Monkey
Boss SYB-5 Bass Synth
MXR M-88 Bass Octave
(* = The only one I rely on for gigs...)
Mak.
I bought it used but I'm pretty sure it came from ebay. I used it for about 15min before I decided I was done with it... not exactly what I expected. I'll have to take a closer look at the barge blenders, but I'm pretty sure this pedal operates differently... I got to impression it was wired wrong or something, but either way I didn't find it useful personally.
With only one effect engaged(middle switch + one of the side switches engaged), the knob on the corresponding side controls the blend, from dry to 50/50 - There's no way to run a single effect 100% wet.
With both effects engaged, the volume knobs control the volume of the 50/50 blend on each side - So at full volume, you have a 50% dry and 25% of each of the effects. As you turn down, the blended signal is turned down- not the amount of wet into dry- just the output of the 50/50blended signal.
