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Stoner/Doom Bassists Thread, Part 90: Maxed Out

I run 2x15 cabs, 8 ohms each one. about the connection, I may post a pic later. currently I'm at work.

So... any have any good/bad experience with the MXR micro flanger?? you think is useless?? As far as I go, Phasers and rotary simulators are quite cool for me.
 
I run 2x15 cabs, 8 ohms each one. about the connection, I may post a pic later. currently I'm at work.

So... any have any good/bad experience with the MXR micro flanger?? you think is useless?? As far as I go, Phasers and rotary simulators are quite cool for me.
+1 on phasers over flangers. I had a MXR micro flanger, I didn't like it, sold it off, just never sounded that great to me, but I haven't messed with many flangers though, except the old 80s Ibanez one when I was 14 and wanted to shred on 6 string, loved it back then lol.
 
I haven't used the MXR Micro Flanger, but I do use a Boss BF-2 and it sounds great. I find I like it better for clean sounds, with dirt it can get a little out of hand and start to feedback.

But really, phasers are my favorite.

Love the BF-2. Little to no low end loss.

Love the DOD FX20B Stereo Phasor, too. Also has really good low end retention and they're cheap.

I thought that. Recently a bud offered me a brand new phase 100. He lives far away, so I cannot try it before buying it. How it sounds after a fuzz pedal? I'm looking for "spacey" stuff to add.

I know Juan Alderete digs the Phase 100 (per his website). I'd probably try one out if I weren't content with my FX20B.

Just get one of them "Mr. Grumpy" digital thingy's. I heard they can sort of sound like an amp, even.

A good modeler?
 
Well guys, it's finally happened. Our demo/1st album is up on Bandcamp.

It's been 15 months since we tracked and a what a long, arduous process it's been. I'm not totally pleased with the end result, but considering the circumstances it's pretty good. It's a document of the time - the band has gotten tighter, we've all picked up better-sounding gear and the new songs we're working on are head and shoulders above the old stuff.

At any rate, it could have turned out a lot worse. Free download for anyone that's interested

http://orogen.bandcamp.com/
 
Well guys, it's finally happened. Our demo/1st album is up on Bandcamp.

It's been 15 months since we tracked and a what a long, arduous process it's been. I'm not totally pleased with the end result, but considering the circumstances it's pretty good. It's a document of the time - the band has gotten tighter, we've all picked up better-sounding gear and the new songs we're working on are head and shoulders above the old stuff.

At any rate, it could have turned out a lot worse. Free download for anyone that's interested

http://orogen.bandcamp.com/


Processing...stand by.

Solid bass tone, very Saint Vitus style vocals, guitars sound kind reverby/distant or something. Cool overall, glad you guys finally got something out there, before it implodes. It's a little rough, but kind of a similar style (musically and production wise) to some classic doom metal albums, so there's some people who would probably dig it more for that reason.
 
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