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mmm, dirty!

Added the Bows, and that's me done for a while Apart from replacing the Polytune with a black one, cos Metal.

EQD dirt is the best

how do you like the bows so far?
You stacking or is it an either or thing?

The Gray Channel was my first EQD experience, and now I kinda want a Hoof and Acapulco Gold and Dispatch Master

Really digging the Bows. I'm using it for a bit more gain on leads and other shit that needs more gain. My first treble booster I've ever tried too.

EDIT: 1000 posts! Only taken me six years.

Woah, that dirt section is my dream right there. Can you do a demo of the two stacked?

Best I can do with what I have at home. iPad and Garageband. Jazzmaster into a clean Marshall, middle position for chords, neck for leads. All the Gray Channel tones are on the mosfet setting. First riff is clean-Gray Channel- Gray Channel & Bows Fullrange setting. Then lead parts are Clean-Gray Channel-Gray Channel & Bows Fullrange and lastly some lead and chords with the treble boost settings, which are more difficult to make sound as nice as they do in real life.

Rushed, but should give you the idea

https://soundcloud.com/daydreamprimitive/gray-bows

O Drones wrote:The Gray Channel was my first EQD experience, and now I kinda want a Hoof and Acapulco Gold and Dispatch Master

Really digging the Bows. I'm using it for a bit more gain on leads and other shit that needs more gain. My first treble booster I've ever tried too.

EDIT: 1000 posts! Only taken me six years.

And you have six possible gain settings with only three stomps. Very clever!

And a looper function and freeze/infinite oscillation function on the El Cap Minimal shit to carry, maximum noise.

O Drones wrote:Best I can do with what I have at home. iPad and Garageband. Jazzmaster into a clean Marshall, middle position for chords, neck for leads. All the Gray Channel tones are on the mosfet setting. First riff is clean-Gray Channel- Gray Channel & Bows Fullrange setting. Then lead parts are Clean-Gray Channel-Gray Channel & Bows Fullrange and lastly some lead and chords with the treble boost settings, which are more difficult to make sound as nice as they do in real life.

Rushed, but should give you the idea

https://soundcloud.com/daydreamprimitive/gray-bows

Holy shit yes, this makes it, my drive section will be this asap.

Inconuucl wrote:

O Drones wrote:Best I can do with what I have at home. iPad and Garageband. Jazzmaster into a clean Marshall, middle position for chords, neck for leads. All the Gray Channel tones are on the mosfet setting. First riff is clean-Gray Channel- Gray Channel & Bows Fullrange setting. Then lead parts are Clean-Gray Channel-Gray Channel & Bows Fullrange and lastly some lead and chords with the treble boost settings, which are more difficult to make sound as nice as they do in real life.

Rushed, but should give you the idea

https://soundcloud.com/daydreamprimitive/gray-bows

Holy shit yes, this makes it, my drive section will be this asap.

O Drones wrote:And a looper function and freeze/infinite oscillation function on the El Cap Minimal shit to carry, maximum noise.

For that, it's just right. Working on something similar, but for impractical noisy glitch stuff. The power of the limited palette.

Bass board v 1.873107539 :surprise:



Pitchfactor > RM-1N > Fuzz-E-Cat > TAFM > Digital Water > Raptio > Mind Warp > Scrutator > Judder > Echo Degrader > Meatbox > BitQuest

Needs moar sidejacks.

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O Drones wrote:The Gray Channel was my first EQD experience, and now I kinda want a Hoof and Acapulco Gold and Dispatch Master

Really digging the Bows. I'm using it for a bit more gain on leads and other shit that needs more gain. My first treble booster I've ever tried too.

EDIT: 1000 posts! Only taken me six years.

I picked up an Acapulco Gold from the EQD scratch and dent table at Earthquaker Day last week and I'm in love with it. I run it after a Spires and HoofReaper. At some point I'm gonna replace my dod250 with a Gray Channel and my vision of an all EQD dirt section will be complete.