WeHuntKings wrote:I've had an hm2 4 separate times. I loved it every time, but I could never really get it to do what I wanted. I think if I had one now, I'd just let it take me for a ride instead...
Maxxed out swedish chainsaw style, it's a fun ride.
I'd like to try the Abominable one, or more the Dunwich... In a custom etched box.
The rackmount or a lucky Arion Metal Master is more my budget.
johnnyC from Anarchy Audio makes a good HM-2 from what I've heard. I have a few of his pedals on my board and he does good work. He is also a great dude to deal with. Check him out in the Shark Tank.
rfurtkamp wrote:
Get the cheapest, most beat up one you can find and tell people you played with Slayer.
Hahaha...I'll need to get hella faster and write heavier if anyone is going to believe that in the least, but its a fun lie to tell myself, like the "mystery" neck pickup I have in a dean where the cover is beat to shit and burned and scarred....
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The_Active_Conundrum wrote:
Hahaha...I'll need to get hella faster and write heavier if anyone is going to believe that in the least, but its a fun lie to tell myself, like the "mystery" neck pickup I have in a dean where the cover is beat to shit and burned and scarred....
It's actually simpler than it appears. Japanese children can do it!
Rocksmith even has it fairly correct, I fired it up the last time I was in the retro metal mood and can still get 70-80% after all these years of not being Mr. Metal.
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My pedalboard costs approximately 191 Metal Zones.
I have a HM-2; I use it when I want no gain OD or a muffy distortion with better EQ. I have never found a use for the maxxed out Swedish chainsaw setting.
Tom Dalton wrote:"I want to be as big as I can if it's going to stop a bullet."
