Has anyone tried this? It looks like a simple ring mod, and coming from tone factor it has to be good. Here's the link http://tonefactor.com/proddetail.php?prod=Ramrod
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Sinister Analog Ramrod?
- Thread starter Ryan Mohr
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Give time for TaySte to wake up. England is a few hours ahead, so he's still caught up in the future. Once he comes to, he'll set you straight.
Alright I have nothing but time, do you know anything about the ramrod? Is it a new product?
IDK about the pedal, but I think it has the single greatest name for a pedal. Would be interesting to compile a list of aptly named fx boxes, or oddly named, whatever. (he said ramrod, he he he )
Funnily enough I've not owned or tried this pedal.
It's a tweaked version of the old Tone Factor Red K it has 2 knobs one for blend and one for frequency.
Personally I'm not much of a fan of ring mod on bass until I heard that modulating ring mod on the new Mars Voilta album so I've not really been tempted to try it.
Depends what you want the ring mod for I maintain they aren't that useful on bass but if you have a specific need/want/use go for it
It's a tweaked version of the old Tone Factor Red K it has 2 knobs one for blend and one for frequency.
Personally I'm not much of a fan of ring mod on bass until I heard that modulating ring mod on the new Mars Voilta album so I've not really been tempted to try it.
Depends what you want the ring mod for I maintain they aren't that useful on bass but if you have a specific need/want/use go for it
Do you think it would stack up well against the EHX and the Moogerfooger among other good ring modulators?
