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Re: Delay and Fuzz
Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2019 4:48 pm
by Jero
misterstomach wrote:I use a disaster transport and it does great with all kinds of dirt. Great sounding delay in general. I’ve been happy with it for years. I went into the store ready to by an el capistan, tried a few pedals to make sure and went home with the disaster transport. For what I need, it just sounded better. I have a dmm for when I need that analog goodness, but honestly, for live use, the DT gets me pretty close to that and has foot switchable modulation.
still use mine years later as well. It's been swapped out occasionally, but I always go back to it. Simple, effective, and just sounds good.
I don't remember who, but someone makes a diy kit version, now that they are discontinued.
Re: Delay and Fuzz
Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2019 5:38 pm
by frodog
DIY Disaster Jr:
https://www.pedalpcb.com/product/cataclysm/
Never tried one but might some day build this, or the Ghost Echo clone, to compare/run in parallel with my OG.
Re: Delay and Fuzz
Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2019 9:46 pm
by nogodsnobedtimes
Jero wrote:misterstomach wrote:I use a disaster transport and it does great with all kinds of dirt. Great sounding delay in general. I’ve been happy with it for years. I went into the store ready to by an el capistan, tried a few pedals to make sure and went home with the disaster transport. For what I need, it just sounded better. I have a dmm for when I need that analog goodness, but honestly, for live use, the DT gets me pretty close to that and has foot switchable modulation.
still use mine years later as well. It's been swapped out occasionally, but I always go back to it. Simple, effective, and just sounds good.
I don't remember who, but someone makes a diy kit version, now that they are discontinued.
Stew Mac has a DIY kit
https://www.stewmac.com/Pickups_and_Ele ... l_Kit.html