Re: DIRGE ELECTRONICS
Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2012 12:52 pm
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Re: DIRGE ELECTRONICS
Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2012 2:05 pm
Mine arrived today too!!!!
About to plug that bitch and bring tha gloooooooom
About to plug that bitch and bring tha gloooooooom
Re: DIRGE ELECTRONICS
Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2012 2:08 pm
WEEOOOOOOOO!
Re: DIRGE ELECTRONICS
Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2012 4:06 pm
Ok so this pedal basically sucks.
I bought this expecting a Klon-like transparent overdrive which would somehow manage to make my SRV licks sparkle and cut through the mix. My band Legal Representation recently got a gig in a nice classy wine bar in town and I need a pedal that will enhance my blues chops and grab peoples attention. Apparently my tasty blues licks aren't enough! I've tried so many pedals at this stage, from Dave Cornish to Freekish Blues but none were transparent or Dumble-esque enough for me. I had heard good things about this pedal but they were wrong, oh so wrong.
Instead of a transparent overdrive I was deafened by a fuzz tone which sounded somewhat like a more snarly Big Muff. The sound literally explodes out of the amplifier. I thought I had blown my DR. Z for sure!! The sound was sooo distorted I though I may have a damaged lead plugged in. I was using a cheap $30 lead so I figured it may be that. I swapped it for one of my regular $100 directional cables but alas, nothing but a loud mix between fuzz and distortion. Sure, the pedal could handle plenty of low end and managed to appoximate the end of the world, even at low volumes, but it sure as hell wasn't Klon-like whatsoever!
In an effort to play at a volume acceptable to my trophy wife I turned the knob down on it and tried to play the guitar extra soft, but all I got were sounds reminiscent of of my old Sega and Nintendo consoles. Weird cackly decaying notes. Quite different to the never ending fuzz and sustain it was ramming down my throat with the volume turned up. Why anyone would want a pedal with two completely different sounds is beyond me.
In short anyone looking for a creamy blues tones should definitely look elsewhere! For those of you into sacrilegious "music" like the Black Sabbath or bands which seem to thrive on encouraging illegal activities like Weedeater, maybe it will be the pedal you need annoy your hard working neighbours while your parents are out of town.
For me, I'm glad it only cost as much as a desert in my favourite restaurant.
I bought this expecting a Klon-like transparent overdrive which would somehow manage to make my SRV licks sparkle and cut through the mix. My band Legal Representation recently got a gig in a nice classy wine bar in town and I need a pedal that will enhance my blues chops and grab peoples attention. Apparently my tasty blues licks aren't enough! I've tried so many pedals at this stage, from Dave Cornish to Freekish Blues but none were transparent or Dumble-esque enough for me. I had heard good things about this pedal but they were wrong, oh so wrong.
Instead of a transparent overdrive I was deafened by a fuzz tone which sounded somewhat like a more snarly Big Muff. The sound literally explodes out of the amplifier. I thought I had blown my DR. Z for sure!! The sound was sooo distorted I though I may have a damaged lead plugged in. I was using a cheap $30 lead so I figured it may be that. I swapped it for one of my regular $100 directional cables but alas, nothing but a loud mix between fuzz and distortion. Sure, the pedal could handle plenty of low end and managed to appoximate the end of the world, even at low volumes, but it sure as hell wasn't Klon-like whatsoever!
In an effort to play at a volume acceptable to my trophy wife I turned the knob down on it and tried to play the guitar extra soft, but all I got were sounds reminiscent of of my old Sega and Nintendo consoles. Weird cackly decaying notes. Quite different to the never ending fuzz and sustain it was ramming down my throat with the volume turned up. Why anyone would want a pedal with two completely different sounds is beyond me.
In short anyone looking for a creamy blues tones should definitely look elsewhere! For those of you into sacrilegious "music" like the Black Sabbath or bands which seem to thrive on encouraging illegal activities like Weedeater, maybe it will be the pedal you need annoy your hard working neighbours while your parents are out of town.
For me, I'm glad it only cost as much as a desert in my favourite restaurant.
Re: DIRGE ELECTRONICS
Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2012 4:09 pm
YES. Hahah my heart literally sunk when I read the first line, but I'm literally rolling around in my chair at work right now hahaha
Re: DIRGE ELECTRONICS
Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2012 4:27 pm
Aw sorry for causing you any upset dude 
Seriously, that is one fucking kick ass pedal!!! It's a weird mix of everything. Kinda smooth like a Muff, but more rough around the edges. Fuzzed up, yet there's clarity in there. Amazing sustain but also capable of crunchy static-like decay when playing really softly. For such a small pedal it sounds pretty fucking huge! Seriously impressed.
And it cost sweet fuck all too. Peeps should be all over this!
Seriously, that is one fucking kick ass pedal!!! It's a weird mix of everything. Kinda smooth like a Muff, but more rough around the edges. Fuzzed up, yet there's clarity in there. Amazing sustain but also capable of crunchy static-like decay when playing really softly. For such a small pedal it sounds pretty fucking huge! Seriously impressed.
And it cost sweet fuck all too. Peeps should be all over this!
Re: DIRGE ELECTRONICS
Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2012 4:29 pm
Thanks dude! I'm glad everyone is so happy, seriously making my day today
Re: DIRGE ELECTRONICS
Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2012 5:02 pm
Oh, and yeah purple LEDs FTW!!!!
Re: DIRGE ELECTRONICS
Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2012 7:22 pm
what is the cost and wait of a mini gloom?
Re: DIRGE ELECTRONICS
Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2012 7:36 pm
chutneyfarmer wrote:Ok so this pedal basically sucks.
I bought this expecting a Klon-like transparent overdrive which would somehow manage to make my SRV licks sparkle and cut through the mix. My band Legal Representation recently got a gig in a nice classy wine bar in town and I need a pedal that will enhance my blues chops and grab peoples attention. Apparently my tasty blues licks aren't enough! I've tried so many pedals at this stage, from Dave Cornish to Freekish Blues but none were transparent or Dumble-esque enough for me. I had heard good things about this pedal but they were wrong, oh so wrong.
Instead of a transparent overdrive I was deafened by a fuzz tone which sounded somewhat like a more snarly Big Muff. The sound literally explodes out of the amplifier. I thought I had blown my DR. Z for sure!! The sound was sooo distorted I though I may have a damaged lead plugged in. I was using a cheap $30 lead so I figured it may be that. I swapped it for one of my regular $100 directional cables but alas, nothing but a loud mix between fuzz and distortion. Sure, the pedal could handle plenty of low end and managed to appoximate the end of the world, even at low volumes, but it sure as hell wasn't Klon-like whatsoever!
In an effort to play at a volume acceptable to my trophy wife I turned the knob down on it and tried to play the guitar extra soft, but all I got were sounds reminiscent of of my old Sega and Nintendo consoles. Weird cackly decaying notes. Quite different to the never ending fuzz and sustain it was ramming down my throat with the volume turned up. Why anyone would want a pedal with two completely different sounds is beyond me.
In short anyone looking for a creamy blues tones should definitely look elsewhere! For those of you into sacrilegious "music" like the Black Sabbath or bands which seem to thrive on encouraging illegal activities like Weedeater, maybe it will be the pedal you need annoy your hard working neighbours while your parents are out of town.
For me, I'm glad it only cost as much as a desert in my favourite restaurant.
Awesome!
Re: DIRGE ELECTRONICS
Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2012 11:05 pm
MaxMaps wrote:what is the cost and wait of a mini gloom?
Mini Gloom standards are $50 shipped, I am waiting on a batch of parts to get here (but they should be by the weekend) and can get one out to you next week!
Re: DIRGE ELECTRONICS
Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2012 11:13 pm
That was GOLD
Re: DIRGE ELECTRONICS
Posted: Thu Jul 12, 2012 12:20 am
skullservant wrote:MaxMaps wrote:what is the cost and wait of a mini gloom?
Mini Gloom standards are $50 shipped, I am waiting on a batch of parts to get here (but they should be by the weekend) and can get one out to you next week!
are you fucking serious?
PM me as soon as they are done and ready to ship and I will get one.
Re: DIRGE ELECTRONICS
Posted: Thu Jul 12, 2012 12:21 am
Can and will do!
Re: DIRGE ELECTRONICS
Posted: Thu Jul 12, 2012 3:11 am
MaxMaps wrote:
PM me as soon as they are done and ready to ship and I will get one.
