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Don’t have a pharaoh currently, but it always seems like mark has a magic touch that turns the low mids into a resonant cavern of doom, like his pedals open up a secret chamber of frequencies in my amp. I just stop playing stuff in upper registers when I use his dirt boxes. Definitely true of my LSTR and Black Forest. Even the Fnord did it, and that thing was so particularly intense that I eventually sold it.
I don’t really know anything about your EQ question but I agree there’s something special about the tones he puts in those things.

vidret wrote:

the_bright_undead wrote:Don’t have a pharaoh currently, but it always seems like mark has a magic touch that turns the low mids into a resonant cavern of doom, like his pedals open up a secret chamber of frequencies in my amp. I just stop playing stuff in upper registers when I use his dirt boxes. Definitely true of my LSTR and Black Forest. Even the Fnord did it, and that thing was so particularly intense that I eventually sold it.
I don’t really know anything about your EQ question but I agree there’s something special about the tones he puts in those things.

indeed, i just do slow sliding power chords when i turn on the pharaoh.

This is the way.

vidret wrote:So I dig around a bit and found a masters thesis on emulating the pharaoh

https://projekter.aau.dk/projekter/file ... gensen.pdf

Which gave me the idea to mod the input to not have a resistor for just a tad more gain. Excellent.

This is so insanely cool but i only managed the first two parts

At first i thought he had put the PD patch on like a PIC, that would have been neat is it existed. I gues putting a PC in a hammond case works too