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lordgalvar wrote:You ever check out those Effector Handbooks, Eivind? Always on the fence about picking one up just to check out.

Only some of the videos they've put out. They are the only other guys I'm aware of that have done a video series on different oscillating fuzz, so, you know, my soul-mate might be working there. Would like to check it out, but it's in Japanese, so it would basically amount to me looking at pictures of gear and masturbating. Which I already do.

Oh, and the AD4096 is awesome. Finally got to use the stereo capabilities yesterday, t'was great. I've also run the wet-out on my AD-9 into infinite reverb, which can do something similar, but would probably cost about the same as a used AD4096.

Muff_Diver wrote:Meet Maude or Echo Dream 2? Plz dont say apples to oranges.
Im aware of the feature differences, but youtube videos cant show actual sound qualities.
If anyone has any experience with both, which did you find to have the best tone??

I had both and defaulted to the ED2. it's pretty much always bright vs the maude which gets darker at longer feedback settings. the maude's feedback gets really rhythmic while with the ed2 kind of washes together. both warbles are awesome; I'd say the maude's warble is more 'gooey' or oganic sounding if that makes sense. one thing that annoyed me with the maude was the interaction between feedback and tone knobs. also it'd squeal when engaging when the feedback was set high. it has an fx loop for the echoes, that is hella cool & it's not such a massive box like the ed2.. no clock noise with the ed2 tho. if you're looking for a traditional analog kind of delay, the maude is for you but if you'd like to have a little more control over it all/stand out in the mix the ed2 is dope. also....fuzz

Also the Maude has this weird gate that can be frustrating and force you to "play the pedal"

Eivind August wrote:
Oh, and the AD4096 is awesome. Finally got to use the stereo capabilities yesterday.

That really opens up the potential to get the most out of the pedal, even if youre only able to run both signals to one amp.

I was thinking of trying a Bellwether and sticking an Accountant in the loop for a Maude rhythmic sound without the quirks.

Stick a Bitquest in the loop, have all the weird delays ever.

Uncle Grandfather wrote:

Eivind August wrote:
Oh, and the AD4096 is awesome. Finally got to use the stereo capabilities yesterday.

That really opens up the potential to get the most out of the pedal, even if youre only able to run both signals to one amp.

My Bandmaster has two channels, so I could have been doing this all along.

Eivind August wrote:

Uncle Grandfather wrote:

Eivind August wrote:
Oh, and the AD4096 is awesome. Finally got to use the stereo capabilities yesterday.

That really opens up the potential to get the most out of the pedal, even if youre only able to run both signals to one amp.

My Bandmaster has two channels, so I could have been doing this all along.

yeah, it's aux out is so much more interesting than the typical stereo wet/dry out on other delays that it's fun to use even if I'm only running one amp. I almost always run both outs regardless of the amp I'm using. So much awesome

Meet Maude it is.
Rhythmic, gooey, and organic are exactly what daddy needs.
Thanks everyone! Couldn't have done it without y'all.

Tuner question:

I want a tuner I can play through while I tune '(for drones). Preferably one that lights up a bit. What are my options? I've never owned a tuner before.

UglyCasanova wrote:Tuner question:

I want a tuner I can play through while I tune '(for drones). Preferably one that lights up a bit. What are my options? I've never owned a tuner before.

The standard boss tuner that everyone uses has two output's. One that is always on, and one that mutes when you engage. Is that what you're looking for?

Yes. An always on tuner, but I'd also really like one that has a bigger display than the TU-series. I'm short-sighted and don't wear my glasses (which is my own fault, really).

Dude, you'd look stunning in a pair of glasses.

Ibanez LU20 has a dry out and the screen is pretty big? awkward box but I don't think that'd bother you

MONOCLE FOR THE MASSES.