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the SUPERCOLLIDER at home.

The BurgerMeister

The BurgerMeister

musician.
Apr 13, 2006
6,877
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Big Bear, CA
www.onestorymusic.com
#1
waiting for the coffee to finish:

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getting some nuggets:

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looking for a good read:

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good choice!

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this thing sounds amazing, so far (clips forthcoming...)! haven't tried it out with the band yet, but i'm expecting greatness. it's like a tonebender/pickle pie with more character choices, i guess (the "depth" knob is awesome, as is the "mids" switch). TONNES of heavyfat lows on tap! i just got it a few days ago... i'll throw more info down when i have it.

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#8
I have one that I use for guitar sounds. It's absolutely ridiculously great on guitar. Bit too smooth for my tastes, for bass (just guessing based on what it sounds like on guitar). I like a bit more jagged texture on a bass distortion.
 
#13
It's a somewhat darker/smoother Big Muff with more tone controls, a mid boost/cut toggle, even more creamy gain, and you get Big Muff sustain minus the uncontrollable gak that you get from turning the BM sustain knob up very high.

IMO.
 
#15
K2000 said:
It's a somewhat darker/smoother Big Muff with more tone controls, a mid boost/cut toggle, even more creamy gain, and you get Big Muff sustain minus the uncontrollable gak that you get from turning the BM sustain knob up very high.

IMO.
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great description! who needs soundclips? you all know what the muff is like, right? well, think of this as a muff with more control, so the experience is even more pleasant.

:D
 
#17
recorded a clip (very late at night and slightly inebriated, so excuse the playing). i tried to separate it so that it wouldn't be 6 minutes, but for some reason it didn't work out that way. sorry. :)

the clip starts clean.
i keep the SUPERCOLLIDER's tone knob at 12:00 for the duration of the clip (the tonal range is vast, though).
the layout of the clips is:

"gain" at 9:00
--"depth" low, "mids" switch down, then "mids" switch up
--"depth" 12:00, "mids" switch down, then "mids" switch up
--"depth" high, "mids" switch down, then "mids"switch up

"gain" at 12:00
--"depth" low, "mids" switch down, then "mids" switch up
--"depth" 12:00, "mids" switch down, then "mids" switch up
--"depth" high, "mids" switch down, then "mids"switch up

"gain" at 5:00 (maxed)
--"depth" low, "mids" switch down, then "mids" switch up
--"depth" 12:00, "mids" switch down, then "mids" switch up
--"depth" high, "mids" switch down, then "mids"switch up

it's pretty repetitive, but i tried to give a good idea of what the pedal's capable of. the "tone" knob, combined with the features demonstrated in the clip, leads to a much wider array of... tones. i just wanted to give examples of what the "mids" and "depth" functions do.

enjoy! (or...?)

oh, almost forgot: (here is the clip!)
 

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