Gasalcoholics anonymous? whoever said this was a help group?

[Dandolin]

knob game

[PanicProne]

Just arrived and unwrapped!



I have wanted to try one of these for about ten years so it feels pretty good.

Aha! So you're the one who scored Goroth's cosmi. Saw the add on vend (swedish site) and thought about getting a second one but it was already gone!
Such an amazing pedal! I never liked chorus before I got it. Used it a ton on a recent recording and love it even more since. Love the look of it too!
Have fun!

[coldbrightsunlight]

Yeah I grabbed it after a few minutes of him advertising big time impulse buy, no regrets. Played a bit last night and it's great!

[Dowi]

Just arrived and unwrapped!



I have wanted to try one of these for about ten years so it feels pretty good.

Best artwork + knobs color pairing.
I have always loved the rate light under the knob.

[dubkitty]

incoming:
Dunlop JC95B Jerry Cantrell wah
Hotone Acoustic Simulator

the wah is for the main setup; the AS will be used mostly on the front-end auxiliary board to provide additional voices and textures for loops. it's surprisingly convincing...i watched a bunch of demos and it beat the Boss unit by miles. it's also waaaaay simpler than a piezo bridge and an acoustic guitar processor. but it's deeper than it looks; there are 7 or 8 different modes including a banjo mode that's kind of crap in isolation but makes an interesting faux Asian sound with additional processing, and multiband semi-parametric EQ, but you have to menu-dive to adjust the parameters. the Cantrell is the only wah i've ever heard that doesn't get all squeaky with the toe all the way down, and it has nice fat midrange. perhaps there's something different about the filter bandwidth? i never wanted a wah until i heard the JC95. i would have preferred the original version with the bare copper-colored shell, but they're over $250 now and i got the 95B for less than $120 from Sam Ash via eBay. the main board is done now, though the fuzz section is under continual review. i may swap out the LAL 46 for an FZ-2, but i'm sorted for modulation.

[dubkitty]

the wah arrived today. i quite like it. the filter bandwidth is indeed wider than a standard CryBaby, the heel-down goes to 320 Hz, and the variable maximum high frequency goes from something like 2000-3000 Hz. at the higher settings you get wah throughout the guitar's natural range; when dialed back you get wah up to the 10th or 12th fret on the high E and little to no wah above that, which makes for a cool contrast. i'd have liked the filter sweep to be more granular, but there's only so much range in the mechanism. two thumbs up..

[coldbrightsunlight]

that sounds pretty cool! I keep meaning to tweak my crybaby to try out a wider range and some other stuff. I should do that.

[dubkitty]

it's very different from most wahs. it doesn't have the narrow bandwidth and high end. it will not do Hendrix. i have to try it out on Manic Street Preachers stuff. the bandwidth is also broad enough that you can use it as a sweepable tone control like Garcia used to do in the early 70s, following your playing as it goes higher/lower in pitch.

[coldbrightsunlight]

Yeah that sounds great (though not as my only wah). Wonder if I can try one some time when shops are open...

[MrNovember]

In addition to the Gretsch Gin Rickey that I just got, which I did end up re-stringing for Nashville tuning, I sold my AFX Station and bought an LR Baggs M1A for my Simon and Patrick Songsmith. Those are two very opposite ends of the spectrum, but acoustic is pretty much all been playing lately and I had hardly even touched the AFX Station. I've been loving the pickup on the Gin Rickey (it sounds so good with some reverb and delay!) so I wanted to finally invest in a good pickup for my other acoustic.

I might order a OBNE Signal Blender soon and do a little pedalboard re-arranging; I'm thinking of having a Superego in one loop of the Signal Blender and a Count to 5 in the other, then I'd be able to blend in some drones and weird looping textures in with the main signal. I currently have all that in series on my pedalboard and it can get a bit muddled, so I'm thinking something like the Signal Blender will be able to clean it all up

[MaxMaps]

Something maybe in the mail for me from a certain awseome Raptor Man

Also finally ordered my DC 7 after obessing about it for weeks

I also havent played in a week and a half

[K2000]

Been gassing for a Demo Tape Fuzz for months, but the few used ones I’ve seen are hardly discounted at all. Kicking myself for not picking up one of the used ones that were for sale here, a couple years ago.

[Pepe]

incoming:
[...]
Hotone Acoustic Simulator

[...] the AS will be used mostly on the front-end auxiliary board to provide additional voices and textures for loops. it's surprisingly convincing...i watched a bunch of demos and it beat the Boss unit by miles. it's also waaaaay simpler than a piezo bridge and an acoustic guitar processor. but it's deeper than it looks; there are 7 or 8 different modes including a banjo mode that's kind of crap in isolation but makes an interesting faux Asian sound with additional processing, and multiband semi-parametric EQ, but you have to menu-dive to adjust the parameters.

That sounds interesting. I was aware that the Hotone Omni AC existed, but I didn't know that it does such a pretty job. Please share your thought about it when you've had the chance to try it out. *adding Omni AC to wish list*

In, just minutes ago:

Hotone VERB (Reverb) and
Hotone CHUNK (cranked vintage Marshall amp distortion).

Pics and review later.

[Gone Fission]

Been gassing for a Demo Tape Fuzz for months, but the few used ones I’ve seen are hardly discounted at all. Kicking myself for not picking up one of the used ones that were for sale here, a couple years ago.

Watch the Mid-Fi Instagram account—Doug will do a “name your own price sale” every so often.

[MaxMaps]

Dude this bitquest. Its so good! How do you unpack the sounds out of this thing? Super stoked on having Dr.Scientist back on the board.

I should have just ordered more than two packs of ribbon cables because I need more to space out how I want the board to look now. The DC7 should solve all of my power needs for a long while and help with cabling.

I am going to sit back for a bit and then just jam and move stuff around Hopefully if inspiration hits I will start recording some stuff