Doog wrote:Cool stuff, although I think you'd really need to use a super-clean amp settings to make the comparisons a lil' more impartial.

yeah, I did the demo with the same settings I use my rig at. to me those pedals sound the best that way too, especially the hotcake (never preferred it with a clean amp).

my first attempt at a pedal demo- I compared the distortion models on the M9 with the Hotcake, Lunar Module, Hoof Fuzz, and compared the "Throaty" wah model with the pedal it's modeled after, the Teese RMC1. The M9 got pretty close in some cases, not as close in others. Warning: stock pentatonic ...

Having gone through the process myself, I can say that it's not really an "interview". He doesn't quiz you to decide if you're worthy of his pedal. Having had the Klon for a while and tried it through a few different amps, I can attest to the fact that it sounds better with some amps than others. It ...

I have the AC30 one and it's pretty awesome. Lately I've been using it with my iPod to play to songs, it also works great with my Lo-Fi Loop Junky.

My pedal collection as it currently stands:

Finally got around to shooting a decent pic of my AVRI Jazzmaster

The clips I heard of the Analogman Chorus sounded pretty good, but that might be too corksnifferish for this crowd.

mike made me a duo-fuzz, which is basically another name for a super fuzz but under the brand of shaftsbury. it'll will rip your knee caps off and take you for a meal with mr and mrs pain. violent quiche for one?


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Sounds great, I want ...

Mike wrote:Never, ever buy the Wattson. For you would be giving money to a chonst.

Good to know, I think I remember that guy from some forum. Seemed like a douche

The Fulltone Bass Drive sounds great, not sure if you could find a schematic though.

Reece wrote:aye fran and hurb did videos of it.
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i totally love the sondz fran gets by looping stuff in this.

hurbs video got the audio axed because youtube are skeered of the man.

wow, that sounds pretty great, cheap as hell too! Thanks for that.

I voted no, I'm partial to the Voodoo Labs Tremolo

I love superfuzzes, but wouldn't want to buy a Wattson because mewithoutus was a tool. I've since got a BYOC Leeds fuzz, and it's ace. I've also had the behringer above, and I really rated it - Fran did a demo a while back. Also look at Boss FZ2's. But look at the behringer first.

Is the ...

This thing looks amazing

Super Fuzz demo

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thanks! although that's not actually me playing on any of those songs

Just started drumming with these guys a month ago, had 2 shows so far.

Dualistics

Yeah, GB would be the best cheap way to do it.

the isaac eaton wrote:FIREPOD ALL THE WAAAAAAYYYYY



these things are amazing, and affordable.

I agree with this

I have the Fast Track Pro, it's pretty decent for the money. OK pre's and easy to use. I kinda wish I had saved up some more to get the Presonus Firepod though, mostly cause 2 inputs is quite limiting.

Check out the Wattson Superfuzz, proguitarshop has a really great demo of it on the u tubez