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Wow... the Tom Sawyer section sounds just like the isolated bass track, but a bit fuller
Wow... the Tom Sawyer section sounds just like the isolated bass track, but a bit fuller:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BlGibhuobrM
I'd be interested to see a demo with the settings visible, preferable with a RATM riff somewhere.
That.Sounds.Perfect
I thought the same thing when I heard the My Generation section, nailed the tone, but with a little more fullness.
Very interested in hearing the full demo.
Jeremy
Ok. I dig it. Not going to lie. Sounds awesome. I need to be sold a bit more on it though. What can this do that the B7K can't? Just curious. I know it's different, but I want to understand the difference. Does that make sense?
Thanks! As for your question: The circuits are different. I think the B7K can get close to the frequency response (due to its EQ) but the vintage has a different feel, specially with the dynamics.
Fairly soon! 3 to 5 weeks if everything goes according to schedule.
Good B3K review in the new Feb issue of Premier Guitar.
Full page of glowing reviews, a chat with Alex Webster, etc.
Page 38... Issue has a James Trussart guitar on the cover.
I'm sold Need a new O.D. anyway...When will we see full production? and availability?
Cool! They are being made as we speak! They'll be ready to ship in 3 to 5 weeks!
Great! Are these being built and shipped both in the USA and Finland?
All units will be built and shipped from Seattle (this goes for every Darkglass product currently in production).