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Wouldn't you want to have two pedals making an innuendo when they are next to each other?![]()
Very Nice J.R.
I still love the way that Mockingbird looks. I'm a bird fan. Is that silkscreen? Handpaint?
The Big Bear is cool too.
Need and Owl on that Howl though; or a wolf.![]()
l'inspiration:
There's not really an appropriate graphic for "destroyed by madness, starving, hysterical" is there?
I dig the pedal names. And you're one of the few other people that I know that spell it Ockham instead of Occam.
Back to actual pedal talk, what are each of yours clones of?
A few are GGG kits
The Howl is a TS808 clone, but with switchable clipping. The switch selects between asymmetrical diode clipping (a la BOSS SD-1 which is a little tubier than the 808's symmetrical clipping) and LED clipping which is really warm
The Big Bear is a clone of the Hermida audio reverb. Stock
The Mockingbird is the GGG delay kit, and while it's digital, it has a very analog sound.
The Narwhal is a BOSS Slow Gear clone
and The O/R is basically a swiss army knife for my board with an A/B switch, a Loop, a 15db booster, and a footswitch to work the mute on my amp (or any generic amp foot-swtichable control) - It's all TBP, but I'm working on a version with a buffered loop.
Wouldn't you want to have two pedals making an innuendo when they are next to each other?![]()
We know that already. And don't txt people at 9am! GC doesn't open at 9!!!! why would i be awake?!?
Like a Swollen Pickle into a Big Muff or B:Assmaster?(depending on how ya swing)
Now I want to get a Big Muff......![]()