As soon as i get a chance. The only issue I'm having with it is the lack of sustain, but from what i gather thats a feature of the standard BMS as well.
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Post Your Pedalboard: Part 10, X Rated!
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As soon as i get a chance. The only issue I'm having with it is the lack of sustain, but from what i gather thats a feature of the standard BMS as well.
You're welcome. I was looking for the same thing yesterday so I knew right where to look.
Pics and clips please!
The pics won't be a problem, the clips will have to wait until I get something to record them with. I keep spending all my money on pedals, amps and cabinets.
But I will say, in the five minutes I've played with it, it's showing itself to be very versatile. Lots of range with the three knobs.
Though I already posted these in the other thread, thought I'd add them here too.
The pedal holds the low end VERY well. I like!
The pedal holds the low end VERY well. I like!
When i get a couple of bucks- XO BMS, Subdecay Quasar, Subdecay Prometheus, Analogman Chorus, and maybe a Catalinbread Valcoder.
I'm curious about the Prometheus, it sounds like something I'd be interested in. I've had the Valcoder for a couple of weeks (it's the little aqua colored pedal in the pic up there) and I love it.
dude. its a pretty serious pedal. i haven't been able to use the midi part of it yet but i do like the arpeggiator and sci-fi sounds. its awesome
Voodoo lab saved me space for my upcoming pedals
wow dude, looks like you downsized like crazy
heres the latest! not sure where to put the barge.
Where in your chain does your B2 lay? I am beginning to put together a collection of pedals (albeit a B2.1u and a couple behringer pedals, plus a soon to be homemade fuzz) and was wondering where a multi-effects pedal like the zoom should typically be in the chain...
for me its somewhere in the middle since i don't need the tuner part of it. i mainly just use a couple of the functions. once i learn it more i will incorporate more sounds. its a great mulit though. my adrenalinn is a cooler multi but the zoom does have some cool factor.
Hey Optimus, I have a Nady mm141 and I know that there are a handful of other mixers out there. I've been told here that passive mixers have a tendency to feedback and tone suck. Mine is active so I can't vouch for that, but it makes sense (and I have no feedback issues with mine). Look into getting an active mixer, mine ran me $30. Rolls makes one for a little more, and Behringer makes one for a little less. Just something to think about.
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