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Saulo wrote:If I can just say next I am looking at an MT-2, DD5 by boss or DL8 by digitech.

DL8 sounds super good, but the only thing that bothers me about it is the knobs turn in clicks/increments. Like, there's no in betweens. Not that it really matters but it messes with my mind, MAN.

Moustache_Bash wrote:

Saulo wrote:If I can just say next I am looking at an MT-2, DD5 by boss or DL8 by digitech.

DL8 sounds super good, but the only thing that bothers me about it is the knobs turn in clicks/increments. Like, there's no in betweens. Not that it really matters but it messes with my mind, MAN.

All the knobs? yeah I can imagine that being a little annoying.

More things in the mail (a Koma bd101 is still to arrive and a Moog MF102 too amidst other things) but here comes the crappy pic:

neat and tidy, plus extra points for the colour coordination

Glenouille wrote:More things in the mail (a Koma bd101 is still to arrive and a Moog MF102 too amidst other things) but here comes the crappy pic:

Wow, nice bunch o' pedals.

You got the Thriller love.

What do you think of the Wholly Roller? Have you tried it with anything other than the Boomerang?

Chankgeez wrote:What do you think of the Wholly Roller? Have you tried it with anything other than the Boomerang?

So I've tried it with a few things tonight. Worked ok with the tremollescence, worked really fine with the HOG, and once mapped properly (I had forgotten about that) it worked really well with the Timefactor too.
I'll try it with more things in the days to come but so far it's a win. I thought it was going to be awkward to use compared to standard exp. pedz but it's actually rather easy to do accurate stuff, it feels quite natural in a way.

Thanks, Glenouille.

It looks like a nice alternative to your standard volume/expression pedal. I think I'm gonna pick one up at some point.

Updated. Considering whittling down this pile a bit, but I'm mostly quite content.

nad wrote: Considering whittling down this pile a bit,

Lemme know if you do

a pyramid of fuzz, arranged in order of fuzzness (read L to R, descending, like a book)

i'm saying to myself, quite firmly, that is now it - don't buy any more!
.... got it all covered from low gain breakup > clean juicy overdrive > dirty heavy drive > low gain dying fuzz > hi-gain clean fuzz > thick wall-of-sound-fuzz > dirty fat fuzz .... and that doesn't even include stacking

Wow, all of the pedal selections on this page are spectacularly awesome.

iamthesnow wrote:
great thread

my old DOOMIDRIVE !!!!
wish i could have kept that one.
glad it went to a good home....and has lots of cool pedal friends.

i ended up selling gear off during that time to pay for something i never received.

nad wrote:

Updated. Considering whittling down this pile a bit, but I'm mostly quite content.

dual bassmasters, eh? that's an odd site.

iamthesnow wrote:

I recommend an Electro Harmonix Big Muff Pi.