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Zoom Tri Metal? About as extreme and brutal as a distortion pedal gets without getting into osc, etc. Sounded like it was going to launch my speakers across the room. Pretty heavy duty build, too. Bunch of speculators on ebay trying to get crazy prices, but this one's reasonable. https://www.ebay.com/itm/142726887763

Also, its brother has just as much gain, but less built-in scoop to the voicing: http://www.guitarcenter.com/Used/Zoom/H ... t-Pedal.gc

Both have Treble, Bass and semi-parametric mids that can get disgusting.

Isn’t the Mantic Vitrol a death metal clone?

retinal orbita wrote:I will check out - I’m considering a TC Electronics Fangs, fuck maybe a MXR Dimebag Distortion? I’d have to rehouse the Fangs because it looks so stupid. I’d keep the Dimebag even though I’m not a Pantera fan.... I mean something that dumb you’d have to just own it....

Tc has the Eyemaster out now too. No eq though. https://www.tcelectronic.com/Categories ... ON/p/P0CQ4

BLOOD EAGLE wrote:also i know it keeps getting said that the Devil Tail is a clone,
but it’s more of a “inspired by” pedal.
it’s also missing the eq section.

You're not looking close enough (turn the pedal over)

the MXR Dime was a pretty cool pedal, and was an easy fix cosmetically (under the KFK EQ) wish I still had it.

it won't get you there but you should try an arion metal master because they are flipping awesome
Try a line6 uber metal that thing was nutty and the gate was super useful

I have been enjoying the Walrus Red quite a bit lately

BoatRich wrote:Isn’t the Mantic Vitrol a death metal clone?

Indeed it is, what I came in here to suggest. If you get a proper switch on the death metal it’s super reliable too.

Also if you run it in parallel with say a Megalith or some other intense fuzz/ distortion it’s pretty much the most chainsaw, gnarlsbar crushing mess situation ever.

That TC has the best ad copy ever.

I might have to get one.

ALL THE GAIN!


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It's so good..........although I am a bit tired of "built like a tank"

DannDubbleEwe wrote:

BoatRich wrote:Isn’t the Mantic Vitrol a death metal clone?

Indeed it is, what I came in here to suggest. If you get a proper switch on the death metal it’s super reliable too.

Also if you run it in parallel with say a Megalith or some other intense fuzz/ distortion it’s pretty much the most chainsaw, gnarlsbar crushing mess situation ever.

Mantic Vitriol has been on my wish list for a while but whooooooooo mama they don’t come cheap.

I’d pick up a Fangs used if I see one based on the ad

When I want molten beyond molten, Boss GL-100 rackmount wins.

Dual para EQs and more gain than a couple Metal Zones and HM2s put together in one circuit.

https://reverb.com/item/6319279-crate-g ... -1-machina

Ghost Hip wrote:TheSyle/Holowon Umiom is the first that comes to mind. They don't pop up that often and the company disappears for years at a time.

You should trace it.

The Umiom is ridiculous in a way I really enjoy. I feel like I have to relearn it every time I use it (also, there seem to be several variants out there?)

lal deviltail for the eqing and oscillation, ibanez black noise for even cheesier 90s xtremeness minus the badass eqing

This thing is unmitigated hatred in the form of treble...

Late 90s Rocktron distortions?