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hotknife wrote:I believe so, but they all sound a little different. I had it side by side with an RM-1N. Thought the little Dunk Tank was voiced just a bit better. Honestly was rooting for the RM-1N to win out, but it was not to be.

Keeping the Echo Degrader, though. What a splendid cloud machine that is. Honestly one of my favorite pedals ever and it's also "just" another PT2399 chip delay.

I love the look of it and it does sound great. I really love spring reverb.
Echo Degrader is in my 'never ever sell' collection. I did once try to swap it for an RM-1N, which is probably the only thing I'd trade it for. I'd probably regret it, though.

im so confused on the rm-1n ...to me it seemed like the best reverb out there with its options, but I keep seeing "egh" ...reverbs are like fuzz to me now, I gotta buy a bunch to go threw them, and be left Still without a permanent fuzz/verb voice on board...

INCOMING!!!!

This beauty is on its way to me. The first production model (after the prototype) of the Retro Mechanical Labs 432k "rev2". I already own the incredible wooden box version and it's one of my favorite distortion boxes of all time from the versatility to the filters to the clean blend to the feedback and so much more. My version has some mods! Not certain if this was just done for me since I already own the original and he wanted to make it different or if it will be on all models produced so something to ask if you plan on ordering one. The sustain mod (right of the meter) reduces the signal going into one of the distortion gain stages and sends them to ground. Turn fully to the right for the original 432k setting. It works much like the sustain on a muff. The clipping mod adds in additional diode clipping in the distortion circuit. Can't wait! Clips to come!!

Oh... and this is obviously a much more pedalboard friendly version than the wooden box. Though it's still large it's thin enough to work well on a larger board.

now thats what im talkin about. rml is on list now.

Dungus wrote:

hotknife wrote:I believe so, but they all sound a little different. I had it side by side with an RM-1N. Thought the little Dunk Tank was voiced just a bit better. Honestly was rooting for the RM-1N to win out, but it was not to be.

Keeping the Echo Degrader, though. What a splendid cloud machine that is. Honestly one of my favorite pedals ever and it's also "just" another PT2399 chip delay.

I love the look of it and it does sound great. I really love spring reverb.
Echo Degrader is in my 'never ever sell' collection. I did once try to swap it for an RM-1N, which is probably the only thing I'd trade it for. I'd probably regret it, though.

I dunno I sold my Echo Degrader and I don't miss it (even though it's a lovely pedal, it was really only a one-trick pony for the way it wound up integrating itself into what I do). Wouldn't mind another one but it's not a must-buy for me right now.

Ruiner wrote:INCOMING!!!!

This beauty is on its way to me. The first production model (after the prototype) of the Retro Mechanical Labs 432k "rev2". I already own the incredible wooden box version and it's one of my favorite distortion boxes of all time from the versatility to the filters to the clean blend to the feedback and so much more. My version has some mods! Not certain if this was just done for me since I already own the original and he wanted to make it different or if it will be on all models produced so something to ask if you plan on ordering one. The sustain mod (right of the meter) reduces the signal going into one of the distortion gain stages and sends them to ground. Turn fully to the right for the original 432k setting. It works much like the sustain on a muff. The clipping mod adds in additional diode clipping in the distortion circuit. Can't wait! Clips to come!!

Oh... and this is obviously a much more pedalboard friendly version than the wooden box. Though it's still large it's thin enough to work well on a larger board.

brb, have to go re-prioritize my "want" list to clear a spot at the very top

Too far back to quote in this post w/o manually doing it so w/e, Elvind I am stoked to hear what you do with the Dream Reaper!!

BitchPudding wrote:Got an old school fuck on the way rn.

Heck yea! Which graphics?

worra wrote:

Invisible Man wrote:A pretty interesting micro board right thurr.

I was thinking these two plus maybe an infinite jets would be pretty awesome.

much yes. I still need to get in on the Bitquest game

baremountain wrote:Too far back to quote in this post w/o manually doing it so w/e, Elvind I am stoked to hear what you do with the Dream Reaper!!

Likewise, balemountain.

Ruiner wrote:

Love all of RML's work.
One day I'm gonna pick up a Jekyll & Hyde.

Ruiner wrote:INCOMING!!!!

This beauty is on its way to me. The first production model (after the prototype) of the Retro Mechanical Labs 432k "rev2". I already own the incredible wooden box version and it's one of my favorite distortion boxes of all time from the versatility to the filters to the clean blend to the feedback and so much more. My version has some mods! Not certain if this was just done for me since I already own the original and he wanted to make it different or if it will be on all models produced so something to ask if you plan on ordering one. The sustain mod (right of the meter) reduces the signal going into one of the distortion gain stages and sends them to ground. Turn fully to the right for the original 432k setting. It works much like the sustain on a muff. The clipping mod adds in additional diode clipping in the distortion circuit. Can't wait! Clips to come!!

Oh... and this is obviously a much more pedalboard friendly version than the wooden box. Though it's still large it's thin enough to work well on a larger board.

I could look at that all day.
Jesus, that's beautiful.

Dungus wrote: I love the look of it and it does sound great. I really love spring reverb.
Echo Degrader is in my 'never ever sell' collection. I did once try to swap it for an RM-1N, which is probably the only thing I'd trade it for. I'd probably regret it, though.

The RM-1N is definitely worth trying. Another part in me letting it go is I don't think it blended well with the Echo Degrader (in my setup). Both are "hazy" pedals and color the dry signal. Having both on made things a little mushy for me and I lost too much treble/attack. Decided to keep one instead and thought the ED was the more interesting sounding of the two. I adore the RM-1N's fuzz circuit as well, but I was pretty much getting a similar blown out fuzz with my 4-tracks so it wasn't enough to sway me.

D.o.S. wrote:
I dunno I sold my Echo Degrader and I don't miss it (even though it's a lovely pedal, it was really only a one-trick pony for the way it wound up integrating itself into what I do). Wouldn't mind another one but it's not a must-buy for me right now.

I would agree with this (one-trick) so far in the way I've been using it. Granted it's still early days for me, but I really dig that trick. The modulation is something else.

I got a QuNexus I ordered months ago today. I had honestly completely forgotten I even bought it. Dude sent a nice handwritten note apologizing profusely and all --if only he knew he probably could have kept it and I would have been none the wiser.

hotknife wrote:

D.o.S. wrote: I dunno I sold my Echo Degrader and I don't miss it (even though it's a lovely pedal, it was really only a one-trick pony for the way it wound up integrating itself into what I do). Wouldn't mind another one but it's not a must-buy for me right now.

I would agree with this (one-trick) so far in the way I've been using it. Granted it's still early days for me, but I really dig that trick. The modulation is something else.

Yeah I seriously miss mine so much! It fits so well with what I like to play, worth building a whole rig around. If only I wasn't saving up for a Science amp or something like that I'd be all over another one.

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