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Grit maker. I thought I told you this already! It boosts the volume ever so slightly but adds that grit on top of the boosted clean...pretty nice tone (with a new pair of strings on the rick)

Muse board is done...this is going to be fun
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Weird that your favorite is a cover band board XD
The current incarnation:
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The Howl and the Tremolo are currently in a death-match for a spot on the board.
Love that board.
Even with the Behringer tuner.![]()
It's weird. That thing knows EAD&G just like my other tuners
It was a gift from my wife, who always makes sure it's on my pedalboard.
Just giving you a hard time.
I assume it's Behringer's take on the TU-2. And as I've said before, Behringer pedals sound like what they're cloning (Boss, EHX, Tech 21) my question has always been reliability. But I imagine those concerns are overblown as well.
I suppose. But it isn't the same as when when you started out with the Tool board. That might be your "Muse" board, but (and a Muse fan can correct me if I'm wrong here) that board doesn't have a single pedal in common with Wolstenholme's. You're trying to match his tones, but it isn't like that board couldn't be used for completely different tones too.
The current incarnation:
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The Howl and the Tremolo are currently in a death-match for a spot on the board.
I really enjoy the names you give your GGG/ BYOC stuff. The Narwhal is perfect for the slow gear clone.