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MaxMaps wrote:

cosmicevan wrote:

vidret wrote:

cosmicevan wrote:This should come in handy...

about this one

do you run your pedalboard to that and then headphones instead of amp? or do you need a cab sim or something similar (pre-amp-y)?

I've got a cab dryVR that i'm not using at all lately, thinking this might pair with that for headphone toanz

That's at the end of the pedalboard instead of an amp. It's pretty clean so it could definitely use an amp in a box preamp or cab sim right before it. I got it mostly because my tabletop board is pretty massive and a pain to hook up to my rig, so now I can take that board to any room and pop on a pair of headphones and have some fun without disturbing the family. Also, pop it on a mini pedal board with a pedal or two that I want to play with and it's a great way to be able to experiment without having to plug everything in and also lets me take the board to anywhere in the house to play. So far, really loving it and it is doing exactly what I had hoped it would.

It's more of a what you put in it is what you hear. It doesn't particularly sound great if I go instrument > it > headphones. It's fantastic on my bleep bloop board since I want to twist knobs and hear what the knob twists do. It's also great to use to get to know a pedal. I plan to check it out with some pre-amps before it and I think that it would need that if you really wanted to use it for a practice amp kind of thing. It was designed for pedal auditioning. The 2 headphone outs are pretty cool too

I am almost curious to AB this against my Darkglass Element, the nice thing about the element is that is has a cab sim on it so I can get away with just using the pre amp on my 300.00 budget Musicman - I really want to like Darkglass stuff but the cult-ish following and the absurd pricing kind of kills any founding love for the other pedals. However I can understand why Bass players love it - keeps all of the bottom nice and juicy.

Curious to know if you are running any pedal format pre amps? Since playing again there has to be like 50 different pedal pre amps out there - I just dont know which if any stands out above the rest.

Blackened Soul wrote:Ok so, so far I like it. Keep in mind I have not used it in a normal situation through a normal amp.. I have in running through my sub side of my stereo rig through a 1x18... so.. anyway.. I LOVE the flat setting! you can here textures better. also.. the Boost works the opposite from every other pedal with a boost.. it's AFTER the fuzz.. so it's kind'a a DESTROY button.. so it might be the best pedal for doom

JM Charcot wrote:Hors d'Oeuvre? Active Feedback Loop from Fairfield Circuitry on the way. For easier feedback loops directly on the pedalboard.

Schlatte wrote:No.

Paul_C wrote:Could someone talk me in to buying a Snazzy FX Tracer City.

MrNovember wrote:

JM Charcot wrote:Hors d'Oeuvre? Active Feedback Loop from Fairfield Circuitry on the way. For easier feedback loops directly on the pedalboard.

I am pretty tempted to grab one of those and their new filter/EQ pedal

Paul_C wrote:Could someone talk me out of buying a Snazzy FX Tracer City.