The Whatever Thread .. For Gear!!

[neonblack]

[Disarm D'arcy]

Be proud. Sig it

[DarkAxel]

IF nothing else, use your board for everything it shouldn't be used as, giving you a new board without flipping anything

elements: buffer/line driver with mix 100% clean.
bF-2: comb filter with rate at zero
Ct-5: straight up delay, mode 1, speed at 1:1, regen to taste, sample size at around 600ms
Trem at the end of your chain as a boost with depth at zero and gain at above unity
fX-9 on the shortest range as a doubler
That octaver... Do the filters work even when the sub is off? If so get a kick disc and use one of the filters, whichever is cooler, as a resonant filter. Wub wub wub.

damn son

for the record... i do admit to using the CT5 as a "normal" reverse delay from time to time if only the quantization wasn't so difficult to activate for some reason...
and the comb filter is a great idea, it does make my dirt super sick at certain settings...

you know what's up

[D.o.S.]

Mode 1 is the best mode in the Ct5 arsenal.

Especially if you're stupid, like me.

[DarkAxel]

It does sound cheesy as fuck if you go with anything else than 1:1 ration though although I did smuggle it into one jam that one time... that was nice. It's nice if no one notices it

i really enjoy mode 3 if i'm successful with punching in the quantization. base+5th makes for some quite nice droning pads behind the playing... much less clicky than the infinity loops on those DOD pedals... Sometimes even clickless

[D.o.S.]

It only sounds cheesy as fuck if you do it wrong. Keep the feedback low and the blend closer to clean.

[coldbrightsunlight]

That's my favourite way to use the ct5 as well (because I'm dumb). Though setting up crazy loops in mode 2 or 3 and sitting back and listening can be very nice, it chops things up in a great way.

[neonblack]

I loved reverse double speed on my gb24. You just gotta play it right.

In other news, I think analog octavers are my favorite kind of pedal. I always think I don't really need one while I have it. I'm like "oh this is unnecessary." But then I sell it and immediately miss it. I've gone through 2 Second Voices and 2 Cubics now. Time to get a new one, I think.

[Inconuucl]

I'm almost sure you went through the same cubic twice, actually.

[neonblack]

I did indeed

[Dr. Sherman Sticks M.D.]

lol..its the circle of lifeeeee

[lordgalvar]

http://proguitarshop.com/catalinbread-fuzzrite.html Catalinbread now has a Fuzzrite clone? This is strange...it's weird for a larger company to flat out use the name (and I am sure someone owns the copyright...Mosrite still exists, you know, as does the original creator Sanner who developed it for Rosac still makes them from time to time and built under the Hallmark label last). Did they licence a name and is this some kind of official reissue?

That classic circuit is now available today—in the only box good enough to carry the name Fuzzrite. All the hairy, woolly tone of the original flows from the new Fuzzrite, and after a few seconds, you’ll wonder how you ever got along without one.

It's just weird...

The didn't announce it and it isn't on their page either. Is this a quick marketing ploy to compete with the EQD Park Fuzz?

[kbit]

so anybody know of any delay/reverb or maybe even other types of pedals (multifx?), that have a kill dry button on the outside? only one i've found so far is the nova repeater.

Following up: Echolution 2 Deluxe can kill dry signal from the front panel.

[spacelordmother]

so anybody know of any delay/reverb or maybe even other types of pedals (multifx?), that have a kill dry button on the outside? only one i've found so far is the nova repeater.

Following up: Echolution 2 Deluxe can kill dry signal from the front panel.

And there was also the reverb Dminner just posted in BST. Cheap and looks so hot!

[D.o.S.]

http://proguitarshop.com/catalinbread-fuzzrite.html Catalinbread now has a Fuzzrite clone? This is strange...it's weird for a larger company to flat out use the name (and I am sure someone owns the copyright...Mosrite still exists, you know, as does the original creator Sanner who developed it for Rosac still makes them from time to time and built under the Hallmark label last). Did they licence a name and is this some kind of official reissue?

That classic circuit is now available today—in the only box good enough to carry the name Fuzzrite. All the hairy, woolly tone of the original flows from the new Fuzzrite, and after a few seconds, you’ll wonder how you ever got along without one.

It's just weird...

The didn't announce it and it isn't on their page either. Is this a quick marketing ploy to compete with the EQD Park Fuzz?

It's possible they licensed the name. You could email them and see what they say?