Any chance with a drum machine and cleanish tone?
(like all you have is time for MY requests...)
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(like all you have is time for MY requests...)
I second Jims request.
As far as I can recall I havent heard a clean clip yet.
Check is in the mail!
Yes I can definitely do that. I'll mic the cab and take a DI and use my pedals through it as well.
Ok, I just got the Super 300. I've been messing with it for a few hours. Amazing. It really does sound like an SVT. Video coming soon.
For my demo vid: Should I take the DI from the pedal itself, or the di on the end of my chain? I plan on using my Quilter BB800 as it does a good job with preamps, this head also has a good DI. Thing is I don't think I have a stereo TRS cable available, as the pedal is designed to work with.
I would prefer you run it through your amp with a mic.
Seems like that's how most might use it.
Seems like that's how most might use it.
I have done it. I have done a side by side comparison of the SVpre and the Super 300. I don't think I've ever had two pedals that were this close on every level. I'm sorry I have no sound clips and I am not going to describe what differences I heard or believe I heard. I still have the feeling that people aren't diming the master on the SVpre and finding the magic in that pedal. Even if the actual settings on the pedals are in different locations, you can pretty much find an identical sound on the other. However, I am not a collector and could only keep one. Keep in mind that I don't care about size. If I stop here and say TBC.. can I charge a fee for posting my conclusion? No? Damn. It was worth a try. Well, despite being one of hose obsessed Broughtonites, I have to give the edge to the Super 300. I can't really be too specific, I just somehow gets that one micro percentage of betterness (I just coined that word. It sounds better than superiority). Also, I am not claiming that one is more SVT like than the other, just which one I preferred overall. There, I said it.
The Super 300 is going to be a legend in the future. I'm picking one up tomorrow, but have already played the pedal elsewhere. It's amazing.
I did the same thing.... over a two week period, I kept them both on my board and A/B'd them over and over. Both are killer, but in the end I kept the Superb 300.
Dang it, y'all are killing me with these Super 300 reviews. I think I need to sell some fuzzes.
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Thanks for all of the positive feedback, guys!
I just sold the last one on this run and am setting up another run this week.
let me know if you want in on the coming run so I can earmark one for you
I just sold the last one on this run and am setting up another run this week.
let me know if you want in on the coming run so I can earmark one for you
Heres my video, hope my recording skills do justice to how good this pedal sounds.
More in the description on the youtube page with quick links. Using a P and J.
More in the description on the youtube page with quick links. Using a P and J.
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Hey Vinny! Very nice demo and playing; thanks for that.
What chorus did you use?
What chorus did you use?
Sensei Tim
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I just ordered more enclosures and PCBs today.
Next run will be 10. I should have all of the parts by late February.
Next run will be 10. I should have all of the parts by late February.
