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Heraclitus Akimbo wrote:
I'll probably never be cool enough for ILF 'cause I'll never stop buying cheap delays.
This one has some straightforward stuff that works (infinite clean delays) and some stuff that doesn't, though a lot of that is in the awesome-est way. Tweaking the time knob gives very "digital" wiggles, some of which are super glitchy. Twiddling with the time knob in the tape mode is very gnarly, sounds like a Wizard of Pitch or something like that. If that was on a boo-teek box with an expression pedal and a goofy name on the knob ("ELVENSONG") people would freak out.

I'll check that out! One of my favorite delays happens to also be the cheapest pedal I own (behringer fx600, paid maybe $15)

Jero wrote: I'll check that out! One of my favorite delays happens to also be the cheapest pedal I own (behringer fx600, paid maybe $15)

I grabbed it at C$34 (which is like twenty-five yankee dollars) but I'm seeing it now on Aliexpress for above 40. Patience + diligence may find cheapness.

Quick bit of noodling around: https://clyp.it/nx0b0dt5
Realistic Concertmate-500 through a Donner Echo Square (mostly on "tape" and "reverse" modes). Only other pedal used was a cheap loop station with a reverse toggle.

I just got the Gunslinger and I really like it! It maintains note/chord definition without being ~t r a n s p a r e n t~ and has a really nice blooming growl to the notes that makes them all feel really muscular. On top of that it stacked super well on top of everything I threw at it, create amazing walls of noise. The tone controls are super super versatile, but the high can be a bit harsh on my P-90 equipped tele, can't wait to get my Parker out of the shop to try it with humbuckers. It's almost a must buy at $30, I'm pretty sure it'll cost you more to build.

Inconuucl wrote:I just got the Gunslinger and I really like it! It maintains note/chord definition without being ~t r a n s p a r e n t~ and has a really nice blooming growl to the notes that makes them all feel really muscular. On top of that it stacked super well on top of everything I threw at it, create amazing walls of noise. The tone controls are super super versatile, but the high can be a bit harsh on my P-90 equipped tele, can't wait to get my Parker out of the shop to try it with humbuckers. It's almost a must buy at $30, I'm pretty sure it'll cost you more to build.

nailed it!

Yeah man. It's sick as hell... and then for 30$..

I agree with your appraisal completely, and just wanted to add that it handles down tuning well again

Sitting here waiting for a coat to dry.. and look what shows up..!!

I opened it up already and it's definitely still through-hole, which is cool because all the 2017 and later DS-1's are now SMT.. though it's pretty easy to get old ones still. I just kind of wanted the black one. I'll post about it in my build thread when I do the Keeley mods

Nice. I still want to get one of those. There are actually 2 different black ones I believe. But yea, those are the last through hole ones. Saw an interview with Analog Man saying he bought thousands or some crazy number so they could keep offering them

I just got the 33 page PDF cataloging most of the mods. I definitely want to pursue the dip8 chip mod too. There's just so many good dip8 chips for OD

Adventure Audio Glacial Zenith
Hungry Robot Moby Dick
Boss TR-2 Tremolo
Wren and Cuff White Elk
Caroline Kilobyte

Ugh it is happening all the time with me. I already don't want any of it besides the White Elk (will be my third now).

DS-1 looks good in black

Disarm D'arcy wrote:DS-1 looks good in black

yeah man it's pretty dapper. I've honestly never had one before..

I picked up this Peavey Windsor head and cab off CL on Friday.

Very nice Corey

The price was too obscenely cheap to pass up.