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Monarch wrote:
How long do you have that Fame power and how are you satisfied? Specs seem very cool for 40 euros. And also looks cool :>

It's been 2 years and It works like a charm. The only downside is that it's pretty big, I don't think you could put it under a pedaltrain.

tc tuner, optical compressor, secret destroyer, slowly melting, ls-2 with miku in the loop, ottobit, mood.
second board is sub octave to house, data corruptor into meatbox

That's quite a color scheme you got there, skully.

I bet that board can't produce a single clean sound, and I like it.

thumbs up for the Miku

skullservant wrote:tc tuner, optical compressor, secret destroyer, slowly melting, ls-2 with miku in the loop, ottobit, mood.
second board is sub octave to house, data corruptor into meatbox

Nice!!!

Have you tried Miku into Data Corrupter (into Meatbox)?

Have you tried into Miku

My psych/noise rock/ambient pedalboard. Chain: digiverb > evil filter > particle > fat fuzz factory > mf drive > tuner > flashback x4

This is flipping cool! How does the FFF Respond to the buffer from the Digiverb?

I think if you try hard and really believe in yourself you can make room for the Death Metal

sick board! and yeah, you should make place for the death metal. how do you like the evil filter? it looks silly cool but its so pricy

halfwaytobedlam wrote:

My psych/noise rock/ambient pedalboard. Chain: digiverb > evil filter > particle > fat fuzz factory > mf drive > tuner > flashback x4

This is a proper ILF board.

very minor changes for some drone/ambient stuff I am messing with

getting great sounds

got rid of the chorus because I am finding that I like the detune on the whammy or the echobox with no repeats better for chorus sounds
Nux needs to be hooked up but I didn't use a ton of verb for today

hbombgraphics wrote:This is flipping cool! How does the FFF Respond to the buffer from the Digiverb?

I think if you try hard and really believe in yourself you can make room for the Death Metal

Not sure how to describe it, but it pushes the FFF harder; so now it doesn't clean up with the guitar vol knob anymore, instead the vol sort of acts like a second gain knob. The higher the volume, the more likely the FFF will flub out a bit like the DBA absolute destruction with a little overload. It definitely becomes more compressed and aggro too, which I like. That said it does loose a bit of touch sensitivity, but i mean... its a fuzz

Haha the death metal was my first pedal! bought it for noise rock and used to be where the tuner was. But recently i decided to try learning some Ira Kaplan style freakouts so its getting a rest for now. It also used to be cabsim for the longest time. Great w the FFF but too dark for most other stuff.

qersty wrote:how do you like the evil filter? it looks silly cool but its so pricy

Yeah, the evil part is the hole it left in my wallet I do like it a lot though, I love the OTT artifacts that the fuzz generates and the range of the filter. The filter also doesn't sound clinical at all and its great having three different filter modes. Best into a dirty amp cause the compression and volume drop when you hit a note is quite noticeable. Bear in mind though that this is actually my second fuzz and filter ever, but I recorded a quick demo for a friend here: https://soundcloud.com/venouer/evil-filter-demo

This little board has really changed the way I think about pedals. It was initially put together so I could spend time learning these 2 and be portable and without an instrument...but now I'm thinking this may need to be on a table and wired into my setup as is (maybe add some other lunacy to the board like a Klein bottle or PLL or BOTH!).

https://i.imgur.com/DWFGbkz_d.jpg?maxwi ... ity=medium

I like the idea of having some tabletop style effects along with a standard board, but it's alot to set up and lug around.

What's the purpose of the bose speaker?