really? i thought it did. maybe not dead-on but it sounded like the precision/hiwatt sound to me.
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How about character series modules for the MarkBass Mo Mark? That might be a better idea.
How many Mo Marks have they sold versus how many people have a 1/4" input on their amp?
It is, however, not a bad idea, despite it's limitations.
I don't think that Leeds pedal sounded anything like JE, or his Hiwatt roar.![]()
Really? I thought it sounded as good as it could ever get besides JE actually playing it.
Is the Leeds pedal designed just for guitar, or for guitar and bass? I am wondering if the frequency response is 20-20K so it can handle the low B without losing the low end???
really? i thought it did. maybe not dead-on but it sounded like the precision/hiwatt sound to me.
specs are for losers!Is the Leeds pedal designed just for guitar, or for guitar and bass? I am wondering if the frequency response is 20-20K so it can handle the low B without losing the low end???
Anyone?
If it can handle the lows count me in as one who will buy this pedal the day it becomes available!!!
Is the Leeds pedal designed just for guitar, or for guitar and bass? I am wondering if the frequency response is 20-20K so it can handle the low B without losing the low end???
Anyone?
If it can handle the lows count me in as one who will buy this pedal the day it becomes available!!!
And therein lies the issue. JE was not playing it.![]()
Really? I thought it sounded as good as it could ever get besides JE actually playing it.
I'm pretty sure I just went from six to midnight.
Yeah, i was shocked when that bit came on.