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Good stuff, Pepe. Love your demos and that flanger sounds delish.

Thank you! I already enjoyed the LUSH at the Musikmesse 2015, but it only had the standard mode at that time. The added Dive mode (negative feedback + different EQ setting) is a really cool feature. The guys at Hotone have a talent for nailing the right sound. Somehow I miss a fourth knob to make fixed settings possible (BOSS BF-2), but on the other hand it has a ... well ... lush sound and when do you need a fixed setting anyway?

I use fixed flange settings quite a bit actually.

Here's the Hotone DJENT Modern Hi Gain DIstortion. Very versatile beast with great sound. One of my Hotone favourites!

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y5IRF97TJ78[/youtube]

that sounds pretty cool

Thank you! I wasn't completely sure if that was an embarassing performance. There was an instant negative rating in the first hour and I feared the worst.

Classic '80s KORG pedal. Has more sounds in store as you might expect at first sight.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50EMSk-U6To[/youtube]

Seppuku Spacefuzz demo with guitar, bass and KORG Mono/Poly:

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

That was a bad ass demo, Pepe! Mono/poly and some freaking nice guitar work. Dug it a lot!

(I've gotten behind on my demo watching...I've got some Korg chorus to watch)

Thanks, my friend! I also like your demos. In a special way, though. Earlier this day I watched your Seppuku demo with the Repeater, the Mind Warp and the Fuzz Overloader ... "Eraserhead" by David Lynch came to my mind.

Great demo for a great pedal. When I transitioned into playing bass, though, I just found it hard to keep around. As you pointed out; goodbye lows! It's killer on guitar though. Great 70s sounds.

Thanks! The pedal is awesome without a doubt. But quite noisy - I had to use the BOSS NS-2 to tame the noise it produces.

I found a buyer for this pedal ten days ago so I was forced to finish the demo of the Spacefuzz as long as it was still at my home. I prefer my old Octave Drone (an early Diamond Skeleton model) for octave-up sounds, even if the Spacefuzz generates much stronger harmonics. My Octave Drone is much more versatile and it offers subtle sounds as well. The Spacefuzz is a great one-trick pony, though, and playing the Mono/Poly through it was a nice eye opener.

Love the spacefuzz demo mang

Pepe wrote:Thanks, my friend! I also like your demos. In a special way, though. Earlier this day I watched your Seppuku demo with the Repeater, the Mind Warp and the Fuzz Overloader ... "Eraserhead" by David Lynch came to my mind.

Thanks, man! Made my day. Probably more Ed Wood though.