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or a cat house down NOLA way

The Eristic wrote:Elektron Analog Drive showed up. Certainly isn't perfect, but at its current price, it has to be one of the best values ever.

Agreed. The noise floor is a tinge obnoxious in Harmonic Fuzz and Clean Boost modes, it takes some tweaking to achieve optimal response to playing dynamics, and the chassis is the size of an amp modeling workstation, but there are usable tones a plenty, and the EQ can near HM-2 chainsaw range (more so when fed into other gain sources). If there were a built-in noise gate, less compression, and settings that could approximate Big Muff and Harmonic Percolator textures, it would be closer to perfect IMO.

Got a chance to try a Roland JC120and was blown away. Always been a basic low-watt-single-channel-tube-amp-guy so I was pretty surprised. So big and heavy, yet still want

How much do I love the lazery down-swept envelope filter all over Culture's sleeper classic International Herb album? Only completely. Utterly. Herbally.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JcJDM1xhp_Q[/youtube]
Internationally.


Dat album cover is no slouch either.

dandy13 wrote:Got a chance to try a Roland JC120and was blown away. Always been a basic low-watt-single-channel-tube-amp-guy so I was pretty surprised. So big and heavy, yet still want

The smaller versions of that sound equally as great, would recommend.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XFsiPIX9Cxs[/youtube]
Cool? Cool.

friendship wrote:

dandy13 wrote:Got a chance to try a Roland JC120and was blown away. Always been a basic low-watt-single-channel-tube-amp-guy so I was pretty surprised. So big and heavy, yet still want

The smaller versions of that sound equally as great, would recommend.

if i were funded i'd definitely check out the 40-watt (i think?) Jazz Chorus. Neil Halstead used to play through a JC120 and a Twin Reverb; i don't know if he used them both at once or switched between them. the 120 is just too damn big and heavy for me, though...the days when i could tote a Twin up five flights of stairs are long gone.

I am still looking for a pitch Shifter that tracks well and doesn't cause volume drops. I need it to track fast riffs and to be polyphonic. Small is a plus.
Saw basically every demo of boss Ps series, Ricochet and Pitch Fork,a and i am strongly considering the latter one.
Now I am asking for first hand impressions: is the Pitch Fork really what I am looking for?

Dowi wrote:I am still looking for a pitch Shifter that tracks well and doesn't cause volume drops. I need it to track fast riffs and to be polyphonic. Small is a plus.
Saw basically every demo of boss Ps series, Ricochet and Pitch Fork,a and i am strongly considering the latter one.
Now I am asking for first hand impressions: is the Pitch Fork really what I am looking for?

My first thought when I saw this was definitely Pitch Fork. The Ricochet tracked super weirdly to me. It tracks super clean and smooth.

Totally unrelated, anyone know where I can get a footswitch for a block letter 5150?

BoatRich wrote:

Dowi wrote:I am still looking for a pitch Shifter that tracks well and doesn't cause volume drops. I need it to track fast riffs and to be polyphonic. Small is a plus.
Saw basically every demo of boss Ps series, Ricochet and Pitch Fork,a and i am strongly considering the latter one.
Now I am asking for first hand impressions: is the Pitch Fork really what I am looking for?

My first thought when I saw this was definitely Pitch Fork. The Ricochet tracked super weirdly to me. It tracks super clean and smooth.

Thanks! that's the confirmation I needed.

Yaz--haven't personally found anything that matches Pitchfork overall for it's tracking and all that it does. I can maybe see a preference for something else for a particular functionality the Pitchfork doesn't have, or for a limited case, like octave down, where I've seen some prefer a limited use octave-only pedal, but in terms of fast, accurate tracking for many fixed (ie., not harmonized) pitch shifted intervals, it is still riding high.

Dandolin wrote:Yaz--haven't personally found anything that matches Pitchfork overall for it's tracking and all that it does. I can maybe see a preference for something else for a particular functionality the Pitchfork doesn't have, or for a limited case, like octave down, where I've seen some prefer a limited use octave-only pedal, but in terms of fast, accurate tracking for many fixed (ie., not harmonized) pitch shifted intervals, it is still riding high.

Thanks DA*n*D

The next must-have reverb?

http://thehardtimes.net/music/1000-reve ... ays-plays/

Dandolin wrote:

The next must-have reverb?

http://thehardtimes.net/music/1000-reve ... ays-plays/

“Empty shitty club simulator” sounds like my favorite type of reverb honestly

Reverb has listings for the DOD Meatbox reissue, $199 from Music Store Live, and $205 from Pitbull Audio, both listings say "brand new". How is this (brand new) possible. They both uncovered dead stock? Anybody else selling new Meatboxes, preferably for less than that?

https://reverb.com/item/1092280-digitec ... tch-cables