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univalve wrote:

elevenstrings wrote:

They couldn't fit this on a single box?!

i dont understand this product...
What does it? Send CV out shaped by the sliders?

Yes, it appears to be a sequencer that outputs CV. So as it goes through each step, it outputs a CV voltage determined by each slider. But it also refers to "expression/CV", so I assume it can also change to just having each slider control the wiper on a pot as well.

New MXR stuff including the bass overdrive

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWl0zKVC0fw[/youtube]

No interest in the pedals, but I like that custom board.

Me too.

No interest in the pedals, but I love that Rebecca Dirks.

She is quite the cutie.

I love how he tries to make it sound like putting a clean blend on an overdrive is some sort of innovation.


How about this: LEARN TO MAKE A FUCKING DRIVE/FUZZ PEDAL THAT RETAINS LOW END AND NOTE DEFINITION WITHOUT PUSSYING OUT AND JUST SLAPPING ON A CLEAN BLEND.


For all the talk I've heard over the last few years about this being a golden age for bassists, there sure are a lot of lazy-ass me-too pedal makers out there that refuse to put in any fucking effort at all.

bigchiefbc wrote:I love how he tries to make it sound like putting a clean blend on an overdrive is some sort of innovation.


How about this: LEARN TO MAKE A FUCKING DRIVE/FUZZ PEDAL THAT RETAINS LOW END AND NOTE DEFINITION WITHOUT PUSSYING OUT AND JUST SLAPPING ON A CLEAN BLEND.


For all the talk I've heard over the last few years about this being a golden age for bassists, there sure are a lot of lazy-ass me-too pedal makers out there that refuse to put in any fucking effort at all.

What if it retains low end and note definition AND has a clean blend though, just for a bit of mix? Can't see why that's so bad.

Scruffie wrote:

bigchiefbc wrote:I love how he tries to make it sound like putting a clean blend on an overdrive is some sort of innovation.


How about this: LEARN TO MAKE A FUCKING DRIVE/FUZZ PEDAL THAT RETAINS LOW END AND NOTE DEFINITION WITHOUT PUSSYING OUT AND JUST SLAPPING ON A CLEAN BLEND.


For all the talk I've heard over the last few years about this being a golden age for bassists, there sure are a lot of lazy-ass me-too pedal makers out there that refuse to put in any fucking effort at all.

What if it retains low end and note definition AND has a clean blend though, just for a bit of mix? Can't see why that's so bad.

Maybe if they had done that, you could at least make an argument. But I thought that sounded like donkeyshit. I'm just so sick of pedalmakers acting like a clean blend is the only possible solution to making a bass pedal sound good.

That's not to say that every pedal with a clean blend sucks. The TAFM and HOTD are both awesome. But not because of the clean blend.

Sorry I just get worked up by this shit. I just wish there were more things out there for bassists that were actually exciting and groundbreaking. Instead we get yet another crappy overdrive with a clean blend.

bigchiefbc wrote:Maybe if they had done that, you could at least make an argument. But I thought that sounded like donkeyshit. I'm just so sick of pedalmakers acting like a clean blend is the only possible solution to making a bass pedal sound good.

That's not to say that every pedal with a clean blend sucks. The TAFM and HOTD are both awesome. But not because of the clean blend.

Sorry I just get worked up by this shit. I just wish there were more things out there for bassists that were actually exciting and groundbreaking. Instead we get yet another crappy overdrive with a clean blend.

I do agree with this. Completely.

bigchiefbc wrote:

Scruffie wrote:

bigchiefbc wrote:I love how he tries to make it sound like putting a clean blend on an overdrive is some sort of innovation.


How about this: LEARN TO MAKE A FUCKING DRIVE/FUZZ PEDAL THAT RETAINS LOW END AND NOTE DEFINITION WITHOUT PUSSYING OUT AND JUST SLAPPING ON A CLEAN BLEND.


For all the talk I've heard over the last few years about this being a golden age for bassists, there sure are a lot of lazy-ass me-too pedal makers out there that refuse to put in any fucking effort at all.

What if it retains low end and note definition AND has a clean blend though, just for a bit of mix? Can't see why that's so bad.

Maybe if they had done that, you could at least make an argument. But I thought that sounded like donkeyshit. I'm just so sick of pedalmakers acting like a clean blend is the only possible solution to making a bass pedal sound good.

That's not to say that every pedal with a clean blend sucks. The TAFM and HOTD are both awesome. But not because of the clean blend.

Sorry I just get worked up by this shit. I just wish there were more things out there for bassists that were actually exciting and groundbreaking. Instead we get yet another crappy overdrive with a clean blend.

I didn't listen to the demo, that's fair enough then, thought you just meant in general (as I have seen you mention it before) and it seemed justifiable in certain places.

I can guarantee if there was a pedal called "Donkeyshit" that sounded like donkeyshit it would sell like hotcakes here.

Sounded pretty good to me. I'd try it.

Where's the good shit NAMM?!?!

To me it sounded ok, nothing special. I don't put too much weight in those "demos"