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sunmachine wrote:^^ you are right, it does :-)

By the way I think "Beefsquatch" is a nice name for a fuzz ... I'm digressing ... sorry

I could agree to that!! I love the random burger name's on the billboard in the background, they always have relevance to the episode in some obscure way.

but yeah... anyways back on topic....

This pedal is now developing Correct Sound Custom

http://correctsoundcustom.com/news/2013-02-03-8

Dezzmon wrote:This pedal is now developing Correct Sound Custom

http://correctsoundcustom.com/news/2013-02-03-8

Interesting, his board has been getting massively updated lately with adding another RAT and a fulltone TubeEcho but also a crazy amount of loop pedals for routing changes.... I'd love to find out what his ultimate plans are....

still dont think that will give you a T sound in a pedal.

Ancient Astronaught wrote:

Dezzmon wrote:This pedal is now developing Correct Sound Custom

http://correctsoundcustom.com/news/2013-02-03-8

Interesting, his board has been getting massively updated lately with adding another RAT and a fulltone TubeEcho but also a crazy amount of loop pedals for routing changes.... I'd love to find out what his ultimate plans are....

Coming soon, Sunn O))), direct to PA!

Most...clubs...mic your shit...anyway?

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When Sunn played Richmond they tripped the power 3-5 times. It was insane...

Thinking about this more and I think that O'Malley probably is going with the Model T Reissue Preamp. Because it can growl a little bit more

It a hybrid pedal in a compact box size 187mm x 120mm x 38mm with two channels: tube and "stone". The base of the tube channel is scheme of the preamp Sunn Model-T (1973) on two 12ax7EH tubes. The "stone" section will have preamp from Sunn beta bass amplifier.

This pedal has two outputs, one of which will have constant signal from tube preamp, the other one will have one of 4 possible variants depending on commutation. All commutation works with the help of three footswitches. "Tube" and "beta" switches on corresponding channel. When both switches are on, the signal passes through channels sequentially and switche "revers" gives direction of the signal ("tube" after "beta" or vice versa).
Each channel has classical guitar set of regulators (gain, bass, mid, treble, level) and master volume.

Killer! Is there a step up in the power supply that runs the tubes at full voltage?

Dezzmon wrote:This pedal is now developing Correct Sound Custom

http://correctsoundcustom.com/news/2013-02-03-8

I've been looking at that company for a while now, but theres only one long demo. Has anyone played this?

http://correctsoundcustom.com/index/0-1 ... id=9430952

I'm interested too, yessir

Wow..!!!! that Correct Sound custom sounds very appealing....

Dezzmon wrote:

It a hybrid pedal in a compact box size 187mm x 120mm x 38mm with two channels: tube and "stone". The base of the tube channel is scheme of the preamp Sunn Model-T (1973) on two 12ax7EH tubes. The "stone" section will have preamp from Sunn beta bass amplifier.

This pedal has two outputs, one of which will have constant signal from tube preamp, the other one will have one of 4 possible variants depending on commutation. All commutation works with the help of three footswitches. "Tube" and "beta" switches on corresponding channel. When both switches are on, the signal passes through channels sequentially and switche "revers" gives direction of the signal ("tube" after "beta" or vice versa).
Each channel has classical guitar set of regulators (gain, bass, mid, treble, level) and master volume.

Very very intriguing, can it output enough signal to drive a power amp? or is it basically an effect only pedal? I'd also like to know if its got power step up to run those 12ax7's at full voltage or if they're just oversized LED's like the EHX and Behringer stuff (this is no dig on this pedal build specifically, just a thought I get every time I see a "tube" pedal)

Oh boy! Preamp>Preamp!