The NINT Molecular Clipping Overdrive Prototype

[magiclawnchair]

[terminalvertigo]

wonderful!

[Sparrow]

[Clean Channel]

It's so close now! So excited!!!

[Jwar]

Is it weird that I was pinching my nipples while looking at that picture?

[sylnau]

I like how it look! Will this goes in fuzz theritory?

[Zamboni]

Is it weird that I was pinching my nipples while looking at that picture?

It would be more weird if you weren't pinching them.

[roquero]

Too much awesomeness and molecular mojo!

[Forrrest]

notice how all the knobs are maxed out!

It's exiting stuff a new Dr.Scientist pedal coming!

[Neanderthal Head]

This is advertised as 'medium' gain. When maxed out, how does it compare to, say, The Elements when that pedal's gain is dimed?

[Clean Channel]

This is advertised as 'medium' gain. When maxed out, how does it compare to, say, The Elements when that pedal's gain is dimed?

Although I haven't played one (yet!!!), I've been following closely. It definitely won't have nearly as much gain as the Elements. The Elements has so much gain on tap it gets into fuzz territory. It's hard to find any OD with as much gain as the Elements!

[Neanderthal Head]

Thanks, CC, that's what I was anticipating. I was wondering if Nick was holding back in the Justnick demo, but it seems not.

[goroth]

It wouldn't make sense if it overlapped with the elements. And even though it (elements) is an ass-kicking od (I have one set as an od) I think it's perhaps most known for teh brutes. So I think the overdrive is a good way to show off the character of the clipping and fill a niche in the market.

And you can always give it a bootfull by running an elements or a cleanness into it

[Neanderthal Head]

Per the Justnick demo, the pedal itself appears to be, as you say, "a good way to show off the clipping" of the new nanotech. Whatever, I'm interested.

[ThorZ]

Where is this demo you speak of?