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That's quite a consolation prize!

Judder seems like a really rad pedal I would never use.

I have a Danelectro EQ pedal I used like one time when I bought it and has just been sitting in the pedge bucket for the past couple of years. I should sell it right?

^Probably. I hate EQ pedals. Plenty of people have figured out great ways to use them, but they always just confuse me. A boost with 6-10 sliders? It racks my tiny little brain.

Haha! I'm fortunate to know how to work them, but I'd rather have a parametric one for guitar if anything. I don't play guitar live these days, which is probably where it's most handy.

D.o.S. wrote:Judder seems like a really rad pedal I would never use.

I bet you'd find it pretty intoxicating and find all sorts of uses.

Barracuda wrote:

IG88 wrote:$175 for an Ampeg SS140c in great condition is a good deal these days right? and these are the combo version of the vh versions right?

Great deal, and it comes in head format as well. The ss has less gain than the vh, but sounds rad. They are similar, but different amps. Dat solid state.

Thanks alot for the feedback!

Uncle Grandfather wrote:

D.o.S. wrote:Judder seems like a really rad pedal I would never use.

I bet you'd find it pretty intoxicating and find all sorts of uses.

You're probably right, you enabler, you.

friendship wrote:Haha! I'm fortunate to know how to work them, but I'd rather have a parametric one for guitar if anything. I don't play guitar live these days, which is probably where it's most handy.

while it's on topic, i've wanted to know the difference for a while. anyone care to explain?

Basically:
Graphic: you operate sliders to boost or cut frequencies. The frequency is set on each slider.
Parametric: you have 2 or 3 knobs for the same band. One knob is gain, you use it to cut or boost. One knob sets the frequency. You may have a third one which is the Q factor, which sets the width or spread of the band.

Disarm D'arcy wrote:Basically:
Graphic: you operate sliders to boost or cut frequencies. The frequency is set on each slider.
Parametric: you have 2 or 3 knobs for the same band. One knob is gain, you use it to cut or boost. One knob sets the frequency. You may have a third one which is the Q factor, which sets the width or spread of the band.

oh! cool i get it now, that's much simpler than i thought
thanks DD

Uncle Grandfather wrote:

D.o.S. wrote:Judder seems like a really rad pedal I would never use.

I bet you'd find it pretty intoxicating and find all sorts of uses.

Indeed. It's like a multi FX pedal where 90% of the effects are otherworldly. I'm constantly going; what the fuck is going on? I have no idea, but I love it.

Big City Music will be getting the new Judder's coming out. Hope I will have the money by then. Sort of curious in a mini one as well for whatever reason.

Strange Tales wrote:Big City Music will be getting the new Judder's coming out. Hope I will have the money by then. Sort of curious in a mini one as well for whatever reason.

Hey--do you know whether they'll be getting the Big Metal or wood?

Dandolin wrote:

Strange Tales wrote:Big City Music will be getting the new Judder's coming out. Hope I will have the money by then. Sort of curious in a mini one as well for whatever reason.

Hey--do you know whether they'll be getting the Big Metal or wood?

I assume both. Not sure when MWFX is finishing the wood ones, should be soon though because they have the enclosures cut and etched. They said they are preparing the shipment over the weekend.