
Mike's Pedal Thread
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Uhh yeah...
I just got the DLS back. It worked fine for about five minutes then slowly died out in the exact same way again. Slowly got more gated until I had no sound at all. I've checked the jacks and insides a bit but still no sound at all.
I'd try it on a different power supply if I had one. but given that all of my other pedals work perfectly well on it I can't see that being the issue.
Oddly enough it died in the exact same circumstances. Saltbooster on just below full before it.
I just got the DLS back. It worked fine for about five minutes then slowly died out in the exact same way again. Slowly got more gated until I had no sound at all. I've checked the jacks and insides a bit but still no sound at all.
I'd try it on a different power supply if I had one. but given that all of my other pedals work perfectly well on it I can't see that being the issue.
Oddly enough it died in the exact same circumstances. Saltbooster on just below full before it.
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Mike, have you had a crack at any of the other Catalinbread pedals like the SFT? Also, the new Formula 5 sounds great to.
The GMuff was brilliant last night, you could of warned me about how loud it can get though
The GMuff was brilliant last night, you could of warned me about how loud it can get though
plopswagon wrote:I like teles and strats because they're made out of guitar.
robroe wrote:I dont need a capo. I have the other chords in my tonefingers
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I don't make 'em quiet, bud. That whole "my dirt sound is quieter than my clean sound" thing is gash. The settings I had it at were pretty much my recommended settings haha..
Vol - 9 o clock
tone - wherever
Sustain - max.
I have designed a layout for the SFT and people have built it and said it works great. No info on the others yet; WIIO, Formula 5 etc. I watched their new Cinnamon Girl video just now. Very impressive.
Vol - 9 o clock
tone - wherever
Sustain - max.
I have designed a layout for the SFT and people have built it and said it works great. No info on the others yet; WIIO, Formula 5 etc. I watched their new Cinnamon Girl video just now. Very impressive.
Yeah thats what i had them on. It was just that I hadn't been playing with peddles at home for a couple of days and had forgot to drop the volume on the amp to compensate. I loved it but the neighbours were a bit miffed. Yep, sustain on max otherwise, whats the pointMike wrote:I don't make 'em quiet, bud. That whole "my dirt sound is quieter than my clean sound" thing is gash. The settings I had it at were pretty much my recommended settings haha..
Vol - 9 o clock
tone - wherever
Sustain - max.
I have designed a layout for the SFT and people have built it and said it works great. No info on the others yet; WIIO, Formula 5 etc. I watched their new Cinnamon Girl video just now. Very impressive.
I think I saw the Cinnamon girl vid, is that the one with the guys jamming and the guitarist suggests playing it? Both the SFT and Formula 5 sound great. I just wonder how many more amps in a pedal they could do now though.
plopswagon wrote:I like teles and strats because they're made out of guitar.
robroe wrote:I dont need a capo. I have the other chords in my tonefingers
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Thanks mike, this looper/booster works great. i can use my memory man now without the shocking bypass.
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Like I said in the other thread, I love that picture so much. Nice shot.
Would love to hear a demo. The Muff and Fuzz are different beasts really. For Jimi style Fuzz with the ability to melt things down a bit with the Contour, go Fuzz Face, for balls to the wall Distortion Fuzz ala Foo Fighters first record/Smashing Pumpkin's in "Siamese Dream" era I reckon Muff all the way. The ones I've been making recently just sound fat and big as all get out.
Would love to hear a demo. The Muff and Fuzz are different beasts really. For Jimi style Fuzz with the ability to melt things down a bit with the Contour, go Fuzz Face, for balls to the wall Distortion Fuzz ala Foo Fighters first record/Smashing Pumpkin's in "Siamese Dream" era I reckon Muff all the way. The ones I've been making recently just sound fat and big as all get out.
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Ta Mike. They're better than the bulk lots from hongkongsuperseller (or something) on ebay where I get mine. Some of the ones I get can't be used because they're ill-fitting, too much moulding flash and paint mistakes. The ones you use (I assume not cheap- €1 each or so?) are shinier and the white paint is perfect.
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yeah I believe the small ones are 0.77EUR-1EUR ish. Not cheap but they are quality. I think not cheaping out on knobs, LED bezels and jacks has made my pedals look a lot more pro. And benecol's graphics aswell of course.timhulio wrote:Ta Mike. They're better than the bulk lots from hongkongsuperseller (or something) on ebay where I get mine. So of the ones I get can't be used because they're ill-fitting, too much moulding flash and paint mistakes. The ones you use (I assume not cheap- €1 each or so?) are shinier and the white paint is perfect.
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Rapid - DC jacks, LEDs
Musikding - Decals, knobs, misc.
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