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Post Your Pedalboard - Part II

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+1. didn't like it either.

i guess it's cool for sweeping up or down an octave or two, but that's about it (for me).

I can barely stand the super digital (but not in a good digital synth sort of way) sound. It is very poorly done. That being said, the tracking for single notes is good (with chords it will glitch- interesting for more experimental stuff), it is nice to be able to "sweep" a bit, and it does sound good in conjunction with other pedals to make some excellent noise.

But yeah, overall its a bit of a cringer. A cringer that I'll keep... for now.
 
On the cheap, the Digitech or a Rocktron Tsunami Chorus should do what you need. For a steeper price, you could check out an Analogman Clone Chorus w/ Deep Mod or a Homebrew Electronics T.H.C.. I have a T.H.C. that sounds incredible. It's nice and thick. Stock, it gives a little boost to your level and low end. I had mine modified for unity gain by Joel at H.B.E.. They're great people to deal with, too. Good luck.
 
The digitech sounds like what I want subtle chorus to really thick and rich. The only thing is that I'm not a Digitech guy. I've owned 4 Digitech pedals and after a while, they all failed on me. One of them stopped working only after a day of me owning it. Another started hissing really bad. The other froze (would not turn the effect on or off). I can't remember what happened to the other one, but something happened to it too.
 
I can barely stand the super digital (but not in a good digital synth sort of way) sound. It is very poorly done. That being said, the tracking for single notes is good (with chords it will glitch- interesting for more experimental stuff), it is nice to be able to "sweep" a bit, and it does sound good in conjunction with other pedals to make some excellent noise.

But yeah, overall its a bit of a cringer. A cringer that I'll keep... for now.

It's a love-it-or-hate-it sound. I for one love it... Also, have you tried running it with OD/distortion? It sounds a *lot* more "natural" that way.

-Dash
 
It's a love-it-or-hate-it sound. I for one love it... Also, have you tried running it with OD/distortion? It sounds a *lot* more "natural" that way.

-Dash

+ 1 on the running the Whammy w/distortion and sounding more natural. However the Octron would smoke it in that manner. I just want a really natural sounding clean octave up. The only way to do that is to go digital, and no pedal exists that is an octave up, clean, fast tracking on single note and chords, and also sounds fairly close to your original tone. And thats not even getting into the ability to whammy/ sweep. :crying:
 
someone post their board!!

sure... :)


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yea, i ditched the previous boared to get a longer one, i like them all side by side :)

my uncle still has my LBM thoug GRRR
 
footswitch on my "pedalboard" which would replace my Boss RC20. (The 2880 looper will be elsewhere). Regardless, I should be able to publicly unveil the //// Khhhaotic Cosmos s-Current Through Thee/ Thou!!! /// next week.

(Pray for them, for they know not they ask for and what shall be unleashed)

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Its funny because, I have a feeling most kids on this board now have no freaking clue who the hell I am. What do you think gang, is it time for Alex's comeback? ;)

I believe you're just folklore and don't really exist and my mummy tells me every night you are not under my bed and you won't pan me for tone just with a $200 bass and a spoon :D
 
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