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Xerograph and Oxide Topologies

Hey, dannybouy, the best I can do is a Swollen Pickle, which is a muff derivative. I can get it done sometime tonight or tomorrow morning. I tried it briefly when I first got the Xero and I liked it a lot. I'll try to do a variety of settings for you. I have to warn you though, it won't help with the GAS!!!

Thanks everyone for the kind words, I'm happy to play bass in a time when one can get such inspiration from an effect, because it is just so good!
 
It's here...
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Dannybouy, I PM'd the link to the clip you requested, or you can get there by clicking on any of my other clips. Iamdenial, that is a sweet looking Xero, I love how they are so individualized.

Edit: if anyone else has requests for settings you'd like to hear with these pedals, let me know. My recording set up is always ready to go, so if I have time, I am more than willing to do what I can.
 
Dannybouy, I PM'd the link to the clip you requested, or you can get there by clicking on any of my other clips. Iamdenial, that is a sweet looking Xero, I love how they are so individualized.

Edit: if anyone else has requests for settings you'd like to hear with these pedals, let me know. My recording set up is always ready to go, so if I have time, I am more than willing to do what I can.

Thanks! Is that definitely filter into fuzz there?
 
i have. i can't lay down the TASTY like Mmmmmm Mmmmmm GOOD Sterling, but yeah. it does the dirty but not wall of synth thing really well with the right OD into it.

*nods head sagely*

the man, the myth, the legend..... the Iron in the Ether..... has built WELL.