EH STEREO PULSAR: Your thoughts?

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Re: EH STEREO PULSAR: Your thoughts?

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veteransdaypoppy wrote:
theavondon wrote:I used one once, and it seemed like there was volume drop, followed by volume increase, followed by drop at regular intervals.

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Re: EH STEREO PULSAR: Your thoughts?

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floating opera wrote:honestly. i think i lot of ppl just get off saying suchandsuchapedal either sucks tone or has a volume drop.

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Re: EH STEREO PULSAR: Your thoughts?

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I had one for a wee while. Kind of a fun toy in mono, but TOTAL EFFING AWESOME in stereo. As with quite a few of the newer EHX pedals, the truly usable portion is a narrow band...but again, in stereo there's a lot of cool variations. I currently run a Boss PN-2 and a Hummingbird, and you could get 95% of the way there with a Pulsar, I think.
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