my pedals..... three years ago
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i found this picture this weekend cleaning up after hurricane fiance moved in...
http://www3.telus.net/alcoholiday/guitar_pics/old_pedals.jpg
think i had enough delay pedals?
http://www3.telus.net/alcoholiday/guitar_pics/old_pedals.jpg
think i had enough delay pedals?
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pretty much where i was at that time. you should have heard all the effects-laden shit i put on my first recordings.
a DD-5, a memory man and a danecho. just nuts.
sounds like fun to me. Imagine if you'd had a Picogenerator a the time too. You could just lay the guitar down on top of the amp crank the distortion and turn knobs
yeah the deja's are expensive, the reason I was thinking Capt Coconuts. Plus the CC2 has the ECS feature (envelope control) the harder you play the faster the rotor turn. Cool. Really cool. Plus the fuzz is flexible with the fuzz card swap outs and then there's an octave in there too.
don't forget about the Little Lanilei rotory speakers too.
until my fiance gets another job, the only way i'll be buying gear is by selling gear. luckily, i'll have my stock strat pups and a baggs i-beam to sell soon.
i like the idea of getting a phase 90 and modding it. cheap enough to break.
Imagine a Phase 90 overbuilt with nice caps and a voltage doubler. Wow. 18volts on the best phaser ever. Hmm.
that's a good idea. i still need to do all the caps in my tremolo too. i've been spending all my time on my wah. it kills now. i think.
boss trem?
I bet there is a way to mod the speed control into the pedal on the Phase 90 or at least put a big rubber knob on top so you can move it with your feet. I know that would sound awesome. The caps free up so much headroom.
and the phase 90 has that rubber knob thing you can hit with your foot. building the speed control into a treadle is tricky b/c it's a 500K pot unfortunately.
oh, yeah that would be tricky. The rubber knob is just as good.
George L's are really the best I've heard. Very nice headroom.
Aparently the trade off from the awesome Boss reliability is a little color and noise. Caps will take care of that. Just think Keeley BD-2.
i get frustrated every time i actually play guitar right now.
have you read about analogman's TR-2 mod. It's patterned after the Deluxe Tremolo. I bet all he really does is change the caps and maybe the wires to silver.
yeah, i have. and yes, that's all you can really do in there. the claim of recreating the DR tremolo is just subjective marketing crap but i'm sure it is quieter. he may change a resistor or two as well.
And I bought a TR-2 lately. I really like it. For the price it stood up well against the Dunlop thing (which was a bit better, to be honest). TR2: €89 against Dunlop: €219. Sometimes choosing isn't that hard...:)
the dan-echo is awesome for the price. it's digital but does a great analog simulation and 2s of delay time.
if you like the runaway feedback and modulation in your delay, the DMM is a great choice. drawbacks are hardwired 120V power and some reliability issues.
however, the dan-echo is a solid, all around delay pedal.
i dumped all of these pedals when i got a line6 DL4 however b/c it does everything these do and more.
"drawbacks are hardwired 120V power"?
I'd really like to know what that means...
means it's got a big, thick AC power cord that you need to plug into a socket. it doesn't have the nice, little 9V cords that most pedals use.
isn't that what makes them beautiful?
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DL4 is incredible.
MM4 is a hiss filled, toneless disappointment.
in my opinion.
i have a DL4 and i did a full comparison of an MM4 against a boss CH-1, MXR Phase 100 and Voodoo Lab MicroVibe. The MM4 lost to all 3.