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It looks to me that the advantage of the Vintage Ultra is that the OD circuit can be blended in. I don't know if it is reasonable to switch back and forth, or if it is like the TH and has volume matching problems.

The advantage of the TH is that it is paid for.

That's what the Level control does -- balances the clean and OD signals.
 
I mail-ordered my first pedal, a TC Polytune, from a shop which is about an hour from me ... a 30 minute train ride give or take and a 15 minute walk plus waiting around time.

The pedal took a full 7 days to arrive. Once upon a time if would have been there next day or the day after, max. It appears this is a deliberate policy to discourage people using AusPost and to get them using couriers instead.

I learned my lesson. When I bought my first Epi Bird case, I took the train up and collected it myself.
No school like the old school I guess.
 
And probably cost a heck of a lot less to begin with! Those Aggies are a pretty good value
Yes. It was a little battered looking, so I got it for a relative song. It works well for what I do, and I don't do dirt much, if at all. But, curiosity always kills this cat. Good thing for extra lives.
 
Couldn't afford that in Australia ... $USD25 a packet you know.
:jawdrop: HOLY CRAP!!! 25 American dollars for a pack of smoxe in Oz??? :wideyed:

I remember sayin', "WHAT??? 2 bux a pack?!?!? That's OUTRAGEOUS!!! That's it... I'm quitting!". Of course nobody I knew at the time actually quit (had to wait until they got up to 5 bux a pack before I actually saw anybody quit because of price... but we were plenty miffed I tell ya! Plenty!
 

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