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I wanna old car.

Like this:

you fuggin party animals survive the weekend?
sorry bout the late bloom
put together a loop off my main board
got a morley fx blender from active conundrum
oh shit a carbon copy as well
so that with smallstone and ibanez chorus in the loop
the morley lets you blend it in
as oppose to a/b ing it in
dial in crazyness and swell it in with the dry/dirted signal
i like havin nonsense on hand
but its just a push away
rather than a few clicks
adds the treadle to all the peds i wish had it
awesome
gonna build a little sidecar mod board now
The_A_C rules as a trader

Yeah, well, I still think I wanna Black Beast:

Uni should get this ^

Chankgeez wrote:

whoa mama.

I get all weak in the knees around a great metallic flake burst offset...

Chankgeez wrote:Yeah, well, I still think I wanna Black Beast:

Me too duder.

sylnau wrote:Uni should get this ^

As 6 string, yes!

I'm a little tired of my RE-20, I had a Wampler before but it didn't take my amps FX Loop (when I still used one) well enough. They seem like the ideal pedal, the right features without being too wankery.

that tap tempo tho

Does anyone have the full parts list/scheme for the Schumann Pllone around? Seeing Laowiz's Pllone reignited the GAS leviathan for one and I'd be willing to pay for someone to build one. :|

BitchPudding wrote:that tap tempo tho

I'm not sure what you mean sorry.

Honestly, I like pedals with the Bypass switch on the left just so I can stomp my Reverb and the Delay at the same time.

Andrew wrote:

BitchPudding wrote:that tap tempo tho

I'm not sure what you mean sorry.

Honestly, I like pedals with the Bypass switch on the left just so I can stomp my Reverb and the Delay at the same time.

Why not go for a dual delay/reverb like the EQD Disaster Transport Sr or Dispatch Master then?

Also just my opinion but I feel like Wampler are incredibly wankery. I feel like all their pedals are designed to sound to emulate classics and give you super bluesy lawyer tones

I think that's just where they've ended up and they're capitalising on that market. Brian was one of the early diy dudes and still posts a bit on forums - even on occasion correcting ri'd schematics of his pedals which is pretty awesome in my book. Fine, they've got fifty fucking overdrives in their line up, but the Leviathan was a brutal fuzz, and that Velvet can get pretty Velcro gnar. Dark Axel has had a v1 and a v2 tape echo - iirc he liked the v1 (non tap) better but the tap was still pretty good. That trem they have looks gasworthy too.