rratajski
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When I saw grygrx's post, I thought all it was on huge pic with multi-tiers...then I looked again. It was almost scary.
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yeah u can tell im a RATM fan and a Tool fan:
Left to Right: Digital Delay DD-3, Chorus Ensemble CE-5, Digitech Whammy, CryBaby bass, Marshall "The Guv'nor" (old version)
Left to Right: Digital Delay DD-3, Chorus Ensemble CE-5, Digitech Whammy, CryBaby bass, Marshall "The Guv'nor" (old version)
I didn't notice the similarities, but I usually think of bass whammy's, double wahs, bf2's, tone benders, etc when I think of those guys.
I'm redoing my board right now, so I took a picture of everything together while they're off the boards. There's a few new things, and some trimmed excess (lol) that has been sold. Not pictured are a dl4, MIJ bf2 and nyc big muff that the guitarist is borrowing; Copilot Gyroscope that is on it's way back from the builder after being updated; and Korg G5 that is for sale:
I didn't notice the similarities, but I usually think of bass whammy's, double wahs, bf2's, tone benders, etc when I think of those guys.
I'm redoing my board right now, so I took a picture of everything together while they're off the boards. There's a few new things, and some trimmed excess (lol) that has been sold. Not pictured are a dl4, MIJ bf2 and nyc big muff that the guitarist is borrowing; Copilot Gyroscope that is on it's way back from the builder after being updated; and Korg G5 that is for sale:
glad to see that Hopper is still working for ya!
Next time you think about it, step outside the box! I use about half of them on any given night, though If I were playing a different style of music I could get away with a much less elaborate set up... and even if I couldn't, who says bass players can't have any fun? Hell, who says that these pedals are only good for bass guitar? Keys and synth in general sounds great through this stuff, giving electronics tracks more warmth and character... ah but as I type this it becomes clear, "couple would be fine for me".. I bet a couple would! Quit eyeballin' my stash!
RC- I keep thinking about upping the size, or adding just a single or double for the second board.. but the hopper is nice and small and I don't need a tuner or master bypass, so yeah it's being doing the trick for sure.
FX25's are great, with the sensitivity at 0 they do just about a perfect sub tone, giving you a phat bottom and letting jusssst enough high end through to not totally disappear (ymmv in a different setting). I just decided that it's coming off the board though because I can get pretty damn close with the grinder and/or moog lpf... but im having a hard time with it.
Exactly how I use mine, with a cranked amp behind you that thing can shake floors. It's a definate head turner live.
YoTR, had this for awhile. It was out on loan. There was a review... [Invalid or Expired Link Removed]
Bill Laswell uses the dod fx-25 to excellent use. Look for Material : Live in Japan for a killer sampling.
