RM-1N

[DarkAxel]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M8EKZOuTuRM[/youtube]

I love this pedal. It’s incredibly inspiring and makes everything sound amazing. I don’t even have much more to write about it to be honest The video speaks for itself. And that’s only a portion of the massive amount of sounds it can do...

Last ten days of the discount for an old price before we have to increase. Find it in stock at http://www.eaststompboutique.com/industrialectric/rm1n

[intothegroove]

Incredible demo buddy! Thank you so much, it's on my webpage now

[oscillateur]

A few questions for people who have one of these :

- How does it handle line level signals ? Is is very sensitive to the input and is it possible to get nice dynamic results from something hotter than instrument level ?

- Can the pre-reverb and/or post-reverb gain stages get slightly overdriven sounds ? The demos I've seen tend to err on the noisy side, I'd like to know if it's possible to gradually dial some overdrive/fuzz, for example...

Thanks .

[Willem]

The post gain makes a nice Fuzz sound. You can ask the third footswitch mode to switch the post gain on/off.

[UglyCasanova]

The pre-gain is much more distortion and treble heavy than the post-gain, which seems to be very chaotic and rumbly with a thick roll of lows.

[oscillateur]

Thanks. Can either of these (pre/post) be dialed in progressively then or is it more "all or nothing" ?

[Glace_Noire]

Pre and post gain tend to follow a log function rather than a linear but I can say you could have a "pretty clean" reverb rolling back the pre and post knobs

[neonblack]

I used the pregain at about 9 o clock and the post gain slightly higher and got a nice overdrive sound. If you dial back the drone and feedback it gets a lot less noisy.

[intothegroove]

A few questions for people who have one of these :

- How does it handle line level signals ? Is is very sensitive to the input and is it possible to get nice dynamic results from something hotter than instrument level ?

- Can the pre-reverb and/or post-reverb gain stages get slightly overdriven sounds ? The demos I've seen tend to err on the noisy side, I'd like to know if it's possible to gradually dial some overdrive/fuzz, for example...

Thanks .

It's very good with all kinds of input signals and is dynamic, It'll react differently with different sources so it's best to try out anything you can to get a lot of different results. The pedal alone without any reverb has a nice dark boost tone, both the pre-gain and post gain individually provide, boost, overdrive, distortion, fuzz. The pre gain is driven into the post gain so it's a darker tone until you open up the post-gain and then that adds more to the pre-gain stage. So yes, you can get everything and it has it's own unique character and sound. I designed it to be an all in one sort of pedal

[Eric!]

The dirt is like nothing I've ever heard or played. Dat crackly sparkly explosiveness

[intothegroove]

The dirt is like nothing I've ever heard or played. Dat crackly sparkly explosiveness

Thanks buddy! I have some ideas brewing to make something of it in the future

[oscillateur]

Cool, thanks for all the details everybody .
I'm considering a full upgrade of my trusty old "Casio SK1 + overdrive + looper" setup and the RM-1N could be a nice part of that...

[Ev_O)))]

Thanks buddy! I have some ideas brewing to make something of it in the future

If you could get a slightly expanded version of that dirt into like a 1590bb it would be fucking glorious.

[Eric!]

Thanks buddy! I have some ideas brewing to make something of it in the future

If you could get a slightly expanded version of that dirt into like a 1590bb it would be fucking glorious.

10/10 would buy

[neonblack]

Yeah that would jump right the fuck up my list. Especially if that blue was the standard.