The BDDI-LB's HPF cutoff sits ~30 Hz, opposed to the standard BDDI v1's ~70 Hz cutoff frequency. In my experience, depending on playback system, the difference is felt more than heard.
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The BDDI-LB's HPF cutoff sits ~30 Hz, opposed to the standard BDDI v1's ~70 Hz cutoff frequency. In my experience, depending on playback system, the difference is felt more than heard.
May I ask where you got the rust/orange button toppers for the Subsonic and Strymon? I need me one of them!
State of the Board. Anagram has covered my basic needs. Each update gets better. The MIDI expands the Anagram’s functions and controls further.
Board is a Gokko 15x5” from Amazon. Anagram supplies power to the Pirate MIDI Bridge 6 via USB C.
Board is a Gokko 15x5” from Amazon. Anagram supplies power to the Pirate MIDI Bridge 6 via USB C.
Love this board Chad. It sounds great (see his Instagram posts at @chaduplaysbass).
OT: Like your Evangelion & Gundam representation.
Here’s my latest:
BIG is a boost + muff-style fuzz
Powered by a CIOKS 4 + USB battery
BIG is a boost + muff-style fuzz
Powered by a CIOKS 4 + USB battery
Oh yeah made a change since my last post. Also picked up a nordymute, it sounds great.
Ya i use this board for a upright/vintage sound for country
My humble "board". I'll eventually throw these on a pedaltrain nano, or something when budget allows.
Playing a Fender Jazz, and Sterling Ray into an Ampeg pf-500.
Playing a Fender Jazz, and Sterling Ray into an Ampeg pf-500.
80‘s Pino sound
This is my kind of board @patrickhowell
How is the BIG? Missed getting my hands on one. I am a big Evan Thomas Weiss fan.
The BIG absolutely rips!! The boost and fuzz are killer and work well both on their own, and when combined together.
It's also not too big comparatively speaking.
It's also not too big comparatively speaking.
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BIG is great, definitely recommend grabbing one if it pops up used. The boost adds some nice harmonic richness and is pretty much always on for me. The fuzz is huge, and they sound great together.
