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Loving mine. I’ve only owned the small, but my understanding is that it is the same function and circuitry.Guys, some necromancy here, but have a question for PnP owners.
Are the "smalls" and "standard" versions any different beside sheer size? Input/output locations? Any functions, etc?
Anyway, I am seriously considering joing PnP club, are you still happy with yours?
You can’t go wrong.I've been scrutinizing over a new drive pedal for a couple weeks...wife just got home, walked in the living room, and said "I got Pork and Pickles."
Its a sign LOL.
Seriously though, every demo I see of that thing sounds wicked.
The only thing I dislike about the Pork and Pickle is that it makes me want to buy a second one, so I can switch easier between fuzz and drive.
Both Russian Pickle and Pork Loin work beautifully on bass. I have a slight preference for them as individual pedals, but the combo certainly does quite well too.Funny, not even owning one yet I thought that might be the case. I wonder if it would he worth buying a pork and a pickle separately...but then it's not optimized for bass right (no blends I think?).
Update to add - I have a preference for their individual iterations because I find that I need different settings on each to get the tones I want. I could never get the ideal "flip the switch and go" settings on the Pork & Pickle. Since that was the big selling point for me, I found it slightly disappointing. I did get some pretty great tones by just flipping the switch, but they weren't as good as the individual pedals' settings. The blend etc. for the Russian Pickle portion was great, and I'd support a blend on the original pedal, but I also have another Russian Muff that's doing it for me, so I'm in no rush. I've also modded my Pork Loin ala the John K mod (a single capacitor swap to open up the high end), so that can be taken into account as well. I also believe the Pork & Pickle has that "mod" as part of the pedal, though I can't verify that in any capacity. I'm pretty sure I heard that somewhere here on TB...Both Russian Pickle and Pork Loin work beautifully on bass. I have a slight preference for them as individual pedals, but the combo certainly does quite well too.
So I have a Pork & Pickle on the way, Where can find more info on this John K mod and how to do it?Update to add - I have a preference for their individual iterations because I find that I need different settings on each to get the tones I want. I could never get the ideal "flip the switch and go" settings on the Pork & Pickle. Since that was the big selling point for me, I found it slightly disappointing. I did get some pretty great tones by just flipping the switch, but they weren't as good as the individual pedals' settings. The blend etc. for the Russian Pickle portion was great, and I'd support a blend on the original pedal, but I also have another Russian Muff that's doing it for me, so I'm in no rush. I've also modded my Pork Loin ala the John K mod (a single capacitor swap to open up the high end), so that can be taken into account as well. I also believe the Pork & Pickle has that "mod" as part of the pedal, though I can't verify that in any capacity. I'm pretty sure I heard that somewhere here on TB...
I'm not sure if the JohnK mod works on the Pork & Pickle, or how to do it to that pedal if it does. The JohnK mod is for the standalone Pork Loin pedal, and it opens up the high end a little bit. Here's the thread from back then.So I have a Pork & Pickle on the way, Where can find more info on this John K mod and how to do it?
interesting read, thanks for the link to the thread.I'm not sure if the JohnK mod works on the Pork & Pickle, or how to do it to that pedal if it does. The JohnK mod is for the standalone Pork Loin pedal, and it opens up the high end a little bit. Here's the thread from back then.
That may be true, but I could never quite get the P&P to sound exactly like my modded Pork Loin. Not saying it's impossible, and I certainly never checked to see if it had the "new" cap in the P&P, but I kept the Pork Loin as I preferred it and no longer have the P&P.I might be crazy, but I think the johnK mod was sort of incorporated into the p&p. Someone smarter will correct me.