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Pepe wrote:

gila_crisis wrote:ILFer = IloveFuzz member?

Yep.

That LAL 87 has a funny story: it was already discontinued, but I wrote to the LAL guy to ask if it was possible to have one custom made. He's reply was an add from a guy in germany selling one second hand: I got it without thinking about it twice! That was 5 or 6 years ago.

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sam'o sam'o rip roarin overdrives make the sound I can drift off to...using the OD of the TL and CB seems to be the sweetest shyit, then you want to lay in an air guitar pseudo jimi solo,so you hit the WH and the SB and get low, then you smash the M and get possessed, drifting feedback busting threw clouds..

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if you ever lose your mind and decide you are going to get rid of those schticks, you know who to PM...

gila_crisis wrote:

beuatiful stuff. ms100 is also a must for me


is that a thornoscillator at the top?

alexsga wrote:beuatiful stuff. ms100 is also a must for me

is that a thornoscillator at the top?

I also have a MS70CDR, I thought many times to "upgrade" to a Eventide Space/H9 or a Neuenaber, but for my needs the Zooms are brilliant and very powerful!
Nope that's a ORDO also from MASF.

nice. love the ms70 too. yep, close your eyes - tell me the difference between the Zooms and all that expensive shit. there isn't any. love Zooms too

not familiar with Ordo - what it does?

yes especially in a live contest, nobody wont tell! never!

the ordo is a super cool fuzz/drive
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MsrZk_qDNnY[/youtube]

nice - thanks!

AND you use Synth Wah?!

let's make a band

the synth wah is übercool!
I'll tell you, ok I have few "boutique pedals", but with time I got fed up with 95% of all the boutique builder: just crappy super-expensive clone of cloned pedals most of the time.
I find more challanging and way creative to use commen ceap pedals combined together to create my sound

You guys got me curious about those Zooms. I did a little reading and I had no idea how powerful they are these days. Do they work well with loud signals? I run my dirt pedals pretty hot and am wondering if a ms70 or 100 could work at the end of my chain. Also can they do stereo stuff to mono signals? Like could I run my mono signal in and do stereo modulation and delay type stuff splitting to two amps?

I've pumped really loud shit into my MS100 and 70CDR with no problems, even with line levels. They'll do dual mono or stereo depending what you plug in and what patches you use within the units. Lots of stereo capability within the Zooms effects though, again, depending on patches. MS100BT has a app with dozens of patches you can download now for free now that it's been discontinued.

gila_crisis wrote:I got fed up with 95% of all the boutique builder: just crappy super-expensive clone of cloned pedals most of the time.

PREACH!

alexsga wrote:MS100BT has a app with dozens of patches

i meant ALGORITHMS! yes, algorithms. and good ones too. Orange Squeezers, Line6 and Lexicon delays, Klones, etc. called "Stompshare"

gnomethrone wrote:You guys got me curious about those Zooms. I did a little reading and I had no idea how powerful they are these days. Do they work well with loud signals? I run my dirt pedals pretty hot and am wondering if a ms70 or 100 could work at the end of my chain. Also can they do stereo stuff to mono signals? Like could I run my mono signal in and do stereo modulation and delay type stuff splitting to two amps?

No problems at all: I put heavy distorted noise guitars, synths, and whatever I have to make noise into them, and never had headroom problems.
YES: you can enter mono and out stereo!
Once a friend lend me his Eventide Space, so I was able to compare both units (the Zoom MSs have few Eventide based effects in them, and also Strymon revs and delays): the Eventide is more refined of course, but the Zoom emulations are stellar, considering the price of the unit! Also the Strymon delays emulations (having a Timeline myself) are really close to the real thing.
On the MS100 I find also the fuzz/dist/drives to be really good for a digital unit (better than on the Line6 M-series to make an example). I barely use them, but sometimes if I need to experiment of check something, these are really handy indeed.
In a live context nobody will tell if you are using an Eventide, the Zoom or whatever else (only we gear freaks will check... by looking at the pedalboards ahahahah)
And I like you can save presets (and scroll thru them), which it's like having more pedalboards into one compact pedal (all my reverb presets are chains of more effects, I barely use only one algorithm at the time). I wondered many times to "upgrade" to a Eventide Space/H9 or a Neuenaber reverb, but every time I changed quite instantly mind and got back to my trusty Multistomps: for my needs these are clearly winners!

Swiss army knife pedal!

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retinal orbita wrote:

Aghartha wrote:An undying love of Boss pedals + need for something tiny =

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That board is the most patriotic effects setup I’ve yet to see

Yeah. Russia in your face

Thanks for the replies Alex and Gila. Ive been looking at different pedals to do stereo stuff with my two amps and this seems like a really fun and versatile way. And cheap. And small. I love it.