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rickenbastard wrote:

JereFuzz wrote: Nice sound! You need to add the Morley Cliff Burton Fuzz Wah Special Edition to your sound ...

http://www.morleypedals.com/dpfw-c.html

It's chrome like the old Morleys ...

Dude who recorded our album borrowed an original from a friend and he let me use it...did a Burton style solo in a fade out as a joke and we ended up keeping it haha. Those things sound so sick I'm eventually going to get one for myself.

Nice ... I don't play bass but I love Morleys for guitar. I don't think the pedal was originally a dedicated bass pedal but Cliff made it sound awesome. You can actually get that sound with a classic morley pedal and a Big Muff running into it. I believe that was his setup. The voicing on the bad horsie 2 and mini maverick are great. I think I have 5-6 Morleys.

JereFuzz wrote: Nice ... I don't play bass but I love Morleys for guitar. I don't think the pedal was originally a dedicated bass pedal but Cliff made it sound awesome. You can actually get that sound with a classic morley pedal and a Big Muff running into it. I believe that was his setup. The voicing on the bad horsie 2 and mini maverick are great. I think I have 5-6 Morleys.

I'm a total Cliff nerd so I was stoked to do a little tribute to him. I love how the classic ones have the cord built in too. It's so old school. Seems you can find decent power fuzzes for under $200 on reverb, that's just a lot of pedalboard real-estate because they're so big.

rickenbastard wrote:

JereFuzz wrote: Nice ... I don't play bass but I love Morleys for guitar. I don't think the pedal was originally a dedicated bass pedal but Cliff made it sound awesome. You can actually get that sound with a classic morley pedal and a Big Muff running into it. I believe that was his setup. The voicing on the bad horsie 2 and mini maverick are great. I think I have 5-6 Morleys.

I'm a total Cliff nerd so I was stoked to do a little tribute to him. I love how the classic ones have the cord built in too. It's so old school. Seems you can find decent power fuzzes for under $200 on reverb, that's just a lot of pedalboard real-estate because they're so big.

Try the new mini Morleys, very well-built (made in USA) and very pedalboard friendly ...

horseblanket wrote:Skully, tell us about that Micro-T!

It rules. Sounds so good. And the line out is perfect

Does it have an internal dummy load for when you use the line out?

skullservant wrote:

horseblanket wrote:Skully, tell us about that Micro-T!

It rules. Sounds so good. And the line out is perfect

Just picked up this guy.

horseblanket wrote:Does it have an internal dummy load for when you use the line out?

skullservant wrote:

horseblanket wrote:Skully, tell us about that Micro-T!

It rules. Sounds so good. And the line out is perfect

Yessum!

blakestree wrote:Just picked up this guy.

Nice. A local dude had a head for $120. Super clean. I procrastinated one hour too long.

blakestree wrote:Just picked up this guy.

Nice looking ...

Thanks, guys!

hyenik wrote:

What am I looking at here?

Are you a DOOM lecturer? Are you professor DOOM?

odontophobia wrote:What am I looking at here?

Mainly on Randall RM50 (modified by Salvation Mods) with Salvation Mods preamp modules and with implemented Rocktron Replifex (effects + switching channels) in one case.

01010111 wrote:Are you a DOOM lecturer? Are you professor DOOM?

Thanks, but i´m only doctor and this is explanation of guitar sound for participants of music camp...

I really like that Mash-All preamp, but in the long run I couldn't live with the Randall's power section.