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starting in on my kinda euro wiard 311c controller, unfortunately it won't look this good

have a malekko JAG on the way with an intellijell Planar to follow, gonna see how that all goes and decide if I really want to double it up.


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WMD/SSF Blender

I never know what your stuff does these days, UG, but I'll be damned if I don't like looking at it.

PeteeBee wrote:The internet is so weird. I just went to buy a Bitquest from coastsonic.com. It came out to $280 something after tax. Then I bop over to the Coast Sonic store on Reverb, find they're having a halloween sale, and somehow don't have to pay tax, so it was $225 flat. That's a hecka big savings from the same seller. Regardless...

Bitquest incommmmmingggggg!!!!

Good stuff!

Holy fuck, now I know who UG is. Look at those little fingers! I shoulda known Trump would be into modular.

John wrote:
Holy fuck, now I know who UG is. Look at those little fingers! I shoulda known Trump would be into modular.

UG, this is something I'd expect from Vid.

I've been eyeing this particular dirtbox for a while and found one on sale:



I almost opted for a Shoe Robert, but was thinking an uber-tweakable Rat variant would prove more utile.

I should stop checking websites with effects for sale...

I just (more or less) accidentally a Maxon DM-01 Multimode Delay, i.e. what was rebranded as Ibanez DML-20. Modulated delay from the 80's, from 0.25 to 1024ms with an LFO that goes from 0.06Hz to 13Hz. I already have a Maxon Bi-Mode Chorus from that series (one chorus with 2 summed LFOs) and they're really nice pedals. But I kinda don't really need that at all maybe ?

double post of failure

The 50W Katana arrived yesterday



Some initial thoughts for those considering one:

Pros
- Can get 50W tube loud without the speakers crapping out
- Great low end response
- Quiet
- Powerful EQ section and good response to playing dynamics and volume/tone knobs
- Easily adjustable breakup (gain+volume+EQ+mode all work together to change its characteristics)
- 50+ BOSS effects (of which you can customize and save 3 dirt pedals, 6 mod/other effects, 3 delays and 3 reverbs on the unit) and they sound really good
- Selectable wattage is super smart and useful, especially for someone like me (living in an apartment complex where it's not always popular having to crank the volume to achieve the desired sound)
- Changing the wattage changes the amount of headroom

Cons
- Certain settings on each effect carry over to the other effects (you can't have reverse delay be wet only without the other delays becoming wet only as well. Reverb size carries over as well)
- You should be able to select which FX parameter(s) you control with the knob on the amp itself
- Getting to the point of actually getting to use the software was overly complicated. Several downloads, installations, computer restarts and commands on the amp itself
- The tilt feature is stupid. It doesn't tilt enough.

Overall, super pleased with it! The bang for you buck ratio is off the charts!

Noice!

Twas waiting for your impressions! ^ Very cool, UC! I want to grab another solid state amp next year. I love my Pathfinder, but something with a bit more headroom would be nice. Grats!

Demo? DEMO.

I don't know about a demo (but maybe I'll throw up some clips showing off some of the different effects), but it's the amp you'll be hearing in the upcoming pedal demos.

Sales and flipped gear monies tend to inspire YOLO moments ...



It should complement my ARC Crimson King rather well.

ck3 wrote:Sales and flipped gear monies tend to inspire YOLO moments ...



It should complement my ARC Crimson King rather well.

Nice! The clips of these sound awesome. Seems to be capable of some lovely octave effects with the neck pickup too. Tempted to grab one and/or a Frog with these Halloween sales.