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Glad to see the Desi in such a glorious setup.

Now we need clips.

Current Tetris high score
And no, it's not playable in the slightest, I just wanted to see if I could get all my pedals on my lil' board.

peaches wrote:Current Tetris high score

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And no, it's not playable in the slightest, I just wanted to see if I could get all my pedals on my lil' board.

dayum peaches. that's hot

braaandooon wrote:Guitar/Bass/Noise board overhaul. Chain is Dunwich ODB> Snazzy Divine Hammer> Skychord Deses Parva> Snazzy modular input> Mantic Flex Pro> Volume> Tuner> ADA Flanger> Particle> El Cap.

yassss. always happy to see other divine hammers what's going into the line input??

rustywire wrote:20,000% jelly of Divine Hammer

How's the ADA Flanger...+compare to an original (if you have that point of reference)

Unfortunately I've never tried out any of the earlier ADA flangers. I know alot of TGPers were disappointed in the lack of magic initially. Then ADA mentioned the fact that all of the reissue units had the harmonics switch wired backwards, so I guess at the flick of a switch all the mojo came back and people seem to be happy with them.

I took the dive to find a more board friendly solution to my old reverse graphic electric mistress. It's scratches that itch so far.

D.o.S wrote:Glad to see Desi in such a glorious setup.

Now we need clips.

Been meaning to buy a proper usb interface and setup a soundcloud, but I keep buying pedals and amps. Any recommendations on a usb device for idiots?

resincum wrote:yassss. always happy to see other divine hammers what's going into the line input??

Loving the divine hammer so far. Both lo/hi gain modes sound great. I push it with a Dunwich ODB for the brutals. Getting some rusty swingset in the wind type tonez when manipulating the mod section along with the feedback knob.

Running into the line input is a Skychord Deses Parva D.o.S hooked me up with. Been wanting to add some drone capabilities to my board without needing a small mixer. The hammer/parva pairing so far gets down right nasty. My wife thought I was carving up a corpse with a chainsaw last night when I first got to trying out the pair.

braaandooon wrote:I know alot of TGPers were disappointed ...

I think a lot of TGPers are gonna be disappointed no matter what happens.

Chankgeez wrote:

braaandooon wrote:I know alot of TGPers were disappointed ...

I think a lot of TGPers are gonna be disappointed no matter what happens.

Yah not really a fan of that forum. Seems to be the only place to find reviews on the PBF. I automatically felt the need to shower after leaving that site. Also, not to offend anyone but I think Timmy has to be the worst name for a pedal ever.

Well, originally it was from "Tim the Enchanter" from Monty Python. So, it's automatically an in joke. Would've been funnier with this graphic on it:



Still not that funny though.

Hmmmmm, the more you know I guess. I actually dig the Monty. Speaking of TGP folklore, awesome imagery and what not, what happened to the "Klonopin" klone idea some Ilf'er had awhile back? I thought the whole Centaur with a dong hanging off of it was a great idea.

It never materialized, but the thread was great.

As far as cheap USB interfaces, there are a ton of 'em. Depends on what you want and what your budget is.

tremulant wrote:

I think I stalked you about this every time you post a board pic...But how do you like that rumble fuzz? I'm not sure if it's BECAUSE it's so unobtainable, but I've been gassing for one ever since I checked this really heavy gritty sounding demo of this pedal in action. Dibs on the flip?

Not exactly a pedalboard, but I was setting up a new space, so I had all my pedals out. Here's my collection. Not pictured, space echo and an expression pedal.

Yup. That's a handsome stash.

frigid midget wrote:

tremulant wrote:

I think I stalked you about this every time you post a board pic...But how do you like that rumble fuzz? I'm not sure if it's BECAUSE it's so unobtainable, but I've been gassing for one ever since I checked this really heavy gritty sounding demo of this pedal in action. Dibs on the flip?

The rumblefuzz is a really great box. It has weird limitations but some excellent qualities, too. It likes all types of tube amps - if you click the link in my signature you can hear it used a bunch in my band going through an ampeg vt22. I recently got a Mesa mkIIB and it's a completely different thing with that. It enables very musical sounding feedback and cuts really well despite having its only EQ control be for bass (&a little mid range). It's like the antithesis of a tube screamer in that respect. It can do really good, uniquely voiced light breakup, but it on its highest setting is not as traditionally fuzzy as most fuzz pedals - dimed out its more of a really sharply subdued distortion, at least with my Mesa.

But it doesn't play well with a fair number of other gain pedals. Obviously there are some exceptions but a lot of the time when stacking it with another dirt pedal the low end that it puts out gets omitted from the mix. And the gain knob quickly fades out/in the outputted signal when you change its' setting on the fly - which can be a good thing if you're slick with it but instinctively its kinda weird.

I should really make a good demo of it, there aren't many good ones around of it. I just saw someone on reverb has a clone of one called the rumblefish, but I don't know how it stacks up. And if I remember right, when Zak was making these he put the hottest rated transistors in the first ones and went in descending order from there to #50. So the lower the number the higher the gain, i'm the original owner of this one (#22), and sorry mate, I can't get rid of this guy imma use it till iz ded.

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