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It's been a while since I posted a picture of mine. Missed a few "GAS" thread posts, I think.



So looping is new to me and even though this is a rather simple looper, I like it! I have lots to learn, though.

Still need to button everything up, route the cables beter, and add velcro to the new pedals..

The pedal on the lower right is a fuzz fuctory clone built by onthetundra, who does awesome work!

how's that vintage time machine treating you?

Love the dirty repeats and feedback/oscillation stuff. And the vibrato on repeats. It's a little big, though.

Set up for the noise jam i participated in today on bass. Subsonic vibrations ensued.

duuuuuuuddee that bloody RRR is so sexxxxxxxxxy, my dream! dirt delay verb dirt nice setup!!! delay before verb is the secret kvlt that we need to start!

fungalattack wrote:delay before verb is the secret kvlt that we need to start!

Wait what? I would say that is the pretty common style of using it and not so special.

I would say delay before reverb is the most common configuration at least that i have seen.

amnesiac305 wrote:I would say delay before reverb is the most common configuration at least that i have seen.

Sorry I meant to say reverb before delay kvlt. I was a little loooooopy last night

fungalattack wrote:

amnesiac305 wrote:I would say delay before reverb is the most common configuration at least that i have seen.

Sorry I meant to say reverb before delay kvlt. I was a little loooooopy last night

i have done it both ways, and i like reverb before delay for guitar usually.

i love my rrr too

Yes, yes to rrr into delay.

Is it weird that I use my rrr as a boost as much as a verb? (usually on the r2 setting) It's like a fat, clean boost with light trails.

ive used my RRR as a boost a lot, i usually have it on the p3 with the boost up and mix around noon

the RRR has a freakish amount of boost on tap. I don't really use it that way because I like my reverbs soaking wet, but I could totally use it as a boost if I had to.

when i had my rrr the knobs were usually below 12oclock at all times for "normal" playing... pretty insane how intense that pedal can get.

also vintage time machine - gotta take some sandpaper to that finish! but i totally still want one.

stripes wrote:when i had my rrr the knobs were usually below 12oclock at all times for "normal" playing... pretty insane how intense that pedal can get.

also vintage time machine - gotta take some sandpaper to that finish! but i totally still want one.

i was pretty hesitant about getting the RRR, mainly because hardly any demo's show how fucking crazy and deep it can sound. i feel like the youtube reverb community generally dislikes dripping wet verb tones

madmax1012 wrote:

stripes wrote:when i had my rrr the knobs were usually below 12oclock at all times for "normal" playing... pretty insane how intense that pedal can get.

also vintage time machine - gotta take some sandpaper to that finish! but i totally still want one.

i was pretty hesitant about getting the RRR, mainly because hardly any demo's show how fucking crazy and deep it can sound. i feel like the youtube reverb community generally dislikes dripping wet verb tones

Bro, after like 2:00 it's like "LOL dripping wet? Bitch, I'm an ocean." All the way up and your amp might as well be a water fountain.