I'm just glad that sleep is out there putting stuff together.
I gotta say the boneshaker is pretty cool. I see where some may be meh. Within minutes had an SVT sound, and a couple more had an almost cocked wah burp. Definitely a keeper for studio use. Takes a little bit to get exactly what you want and it's on the higher gain end at CCW, but will work excellently for amp sims when recording.
Less knobs often makes things better just because you'll fiddle less and be less picky about tweaking it just right. If you liked the dist+ but want more lows check out EQD white light. Has a weight knob that adds in tons of lows and it's basically a dist+/dod 250.
The new 250 is great though IMO, all the way from boost to gritty on the edge of fuzz. Especially with tubes, loves pushing tubes.
I thought if you start diming one of the knobs you get some gnarly low dist/fuzz? It's been some time since I've had mine, still want another. I only used it on guitar, but it had some heft.
I gotta say the boneshaker is pretty cool. I see where some may be meh. Within minutes had an SVT sound, and a couple more had an almost cocked wah burp. Definitely a keeper for studio use. Takes a little bit to get exactly what you want and it's on the higher gain end at CCW, but will work excellently for amp sims when recording.
Does the DOD 250 reissue suck out any tonez, or is it overly fizzy etc.? Lately I've been using no pedals and just upping the gain on the amp for the always-on dirt. If I need fuzz/distortion I have lately used either a Blower Box or a Boss ODB-3 that is tweaked more aggressively.
The thing I like about that DOD is the simple layout, because my go-to was an MXR Distortion+ back in the day, only 2 knobs to deal with. The MXR killed the low end though, this was way before anybody modded stuff and before the boutique pedals really started. I'm re-thinking things, and leaning towards less knobs = better.
hey guys, another fuzz/dirt/OD debate!
Less knobs often makes things better just because you'll fiddle less and be less picky about tweaking it just right. If you liked the dist+ but want more lows check out EQD white light. Has a weight knob that adds in tons of lows and it's basically a dist+/dod 250.
The new 250 is great though IMO, all the way from boost to gritty on the edge of fuzz. Especially with tubes, loves pushing tubes.
The new 250 definitely eats bottom if you turn it up too far. I have it split off into a loop into some effects that sometimes work better with OD in front of them (phase, wah, etc) and then bring it back in with clean to preserve the bottom end (and then both into fuzz and out into amp).
I thought if you start diming one of the knobs you get some gnarly low dist/fuzz? It's been some time since I've had mine, still want another. I only used it on guitar, but it had some heft.