Gear you fell in and out and back in love with

[Jero]

No shit?? So you weren't impressed with the Rubberneck's fx loop, or the regen trick? For me, the only thing that took some getting used to: the controls for the tone and gain are super finnicky, even more so when there's something in the effects loop :/

Same, on the tone/gain/effects loop

[frigid midget]

No shit?? So you weren't impressed with the Rubberneck's fx loop, or the regen trick? For me, the only thing that took some getting used to: the controls for the tone and gain are super finnicky, even more so when there's something in the effects loop :/

Same, on the tone/gain/effects loop

Yeah, and now it's starting to annoy the shit out of me all over again. And the thing is...

I bought mine for less than what I could flip it for. A couple other delays with fx loops popped up on my radar over the last year and a half...
In a situation like that, it doesn't take much GAS to steer a man back towards the rabbit hole

[Errant Tiger]

No shit?? So you weren't impressed with the Rubberneck's fx loop, or the regen trick? For me, the only thing that took some getting used to: the controls for the tone and gain are super finnicky, even more so when there's something in the effects loop :/

Somehow I just saw this. The FX loop is awesome, and rubbernecking itself is awesome, and why I wanted one again. However, the tone and gain are trickier than I have the patience for (as well as the high-pitched whine that always seems to happen right when I've done something I really like), and I just have a hard time integrating it with the five other delays on the board.

It's also entirely possible that sometime, when I've got enough cash that I don't have to trade to get more stuff, I'll pick up another one.

[Errant Tiger]

Also, I haven't actually received it yet, but I am really looking forward to my second Mercury 7 showing up later this week.