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Limited run Great Wall!
With a mean storm graphic over a white and silver-flake top!

That is so sick!

Jeeze, I thought the Spector graphic was rad.
That junk is sick, for sure.

Whoa! That is amazing...

What does it say about my subconscious that I first saw an elk / goat head in the graphics?

Maybe this is the perfect Great Wall for a little pagan metal...

jrmy wrote:Whoa! That is amazing...

What does it say about my subconscious that I first saw an elk / goat head in the graphics?

Maybe this is the perfect Great Wall for a little pagan metal...

I Saw that too looked like a Ram with white horns.

Oh holy goat - it's the Reindeer of the Forest gods of the Old Europe! You're so good to us

Bassus Sanguinis wrote:Oh holy goat - it's the Reindeer of the Forest gods of the Old Europe! You're so good to us

The Wild Huntsman,perhaps? Vainamoinen,maybe? Herne the Hunter!

jrmy wrote:Whoa! That is amazing...
Maybe this is the perfect Great Wall for a little pagan metal...

mmm... PAGAN METAL!

the image looks like the eerie energy storm from Minas Morgul...

So does the V3 do the same sounds as the Great Wall Deluxe featured in this demo?

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5EzuzsUzCY8[/youtube]

Or have there been tweaks to the circuit since then?

sevenSHARPnine wrote:So does the V3 do the same sounds as the Great Wall Deluxe featured in this demo?

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5EzuzsUzCY8[/youtube]

Or have there been tweaks to the circuit since then?

The Great Wall V3 doesn't have the Tone control that the GW Dlx has.

But the circuit's also been tweaked since then, for the V3 and the Dlx...there is a bit more low end response (no need for a bass mod here!), more fuzz (less smoothness, more fuzzzz), and a slightly different clipping arrangement.

Tom Dalton wrote:..there is a bit more low end response (no need for a bass mod here!),

True dat! I used the GW side of my PW for a whole rehearsal, no one could believe I wasn't using a blend do to how much lowedend PUNCH I had! Everyone loved the thing! Me in particular!

Mudfuzz wrote:

Tom Dalton wrote:..there is a bit more low end response (no need for a bass mod here!),

True dat! I used the GW side of my PW for a whole rehearsal, no one could believe I wasn't using a blend do to how much lowedend PUNCH I had! Everyone loved the thing! Me in particular!

Someone once told me that the GW was the only pedal they'd tried that put out as much bass as their $500 Ram's Head clone (Newark, maybe?). Anyway, glad to hear it's delivering. I'm psyched about the V3!

blooghost wrote:

Bassus Sanguinis wrote:Oh holy goat - it's the Reindeer of the Forest gods of the Old Europe! You're so good to us

The Wild Huntsman,perhaps?

Yeah, ANY and/or ALL of them, I'm not too picky when it comes to the Wild Hunt

Tom Dalton wrote:

Mudfuzz wrote:

Tom Dalton wrote:..there is a bit more low end response (no need for a bass mod here!),

True dat! I used the GW side of my PW for a whole rehearsal, no one could believe I wasn't using a blend do to how much lowedend PUNCH I had! Everyone loved the thing! Me in particular!

Someone once told me that the GW was the only pedal they'd tried that put out as much bass as their $500 Ram's Head clone (Newark, maybe?). Anyway, glad to hear it's delivering. I'm psyched about the V3!

+1
Another bass player from my now-project got one (the DLX version) to cover his heavy-heavy-metal tonez and... well, with his rig it sounds it's got LITERALLY tons of mass. And notice: tons of low end no matter no matter at what point the fuzz saturation is set to, which isn't too often the case. Just try out some serious drop tuning if You get to try out one.

And speaking of musical distortion saturation, uh-oh... there's two foot switches and, well, there's well more than enough of that for MORE than two high gain distorto-fuzz boxes in there. But hey, that's just natural outcome with a fuzz and the three letters T, o, and m, as I have learned