D*A*M vs Pete Cornish
Posted: Sat Jul 04, 2015 12:41 am
anyone played both?
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Re: D*A*M vs Pete Cornish
Posted: Sat Jul 04, 2015 1:21 am
Nah dude.
Re: D*A*M vs Pete Cornish
Posted: Sat Jul 04, 2015 2:07 am
DAM vs Pete Cornish
TO THE DEATH
My money is on DAM. Petey been around but he kinda wack. Both are out of my price range.
TO THE DEATH
My money is on DAM. Petey been around but he kinda wack. Both are out of my price range.
Re: D*A*M vs Pete Cornish
Posted: Sat Jul 04, 2015 2:19 am
oh I wonder if AnalogMan would do muffs
Re: D*A*M vs Pete Cornish
Posted: Sat Jul 04, 2015 4:23 am
Cornish has to my Knowledge only one fuzz.
DAM is almost only fuzzes
DAM is almost only fuzzes
Re: D*A*M vs Pete Cornish
Posted: Sat Jul 04, 2015 5:31 am
Yeah I don't understand, unless it's a test to see how hype we can get over pedlols few or none of us would ever own... Might be grasping for mason jar status... 
Re: D*A*M vs Pete Cornish
Posted: Sat Jul 04, 2015 5:35 am
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Re: D*A*M vs Pete Cornish
Posted: Sat Jul 04, 2015 7:35 am
Dude I'd love to own some DAM pedals. Can't say I'd ever felt that way about Cornish. LOL.
I'd try them, but I'm not paying for them!! hahaha
I'd try them, but I'm not paying for them!! hahaha
Re: D*A*M vs Pete Cornish
Posted: Sat Jul 04, 2015 8:59 am
I have a Sola Sound Tone Bender Professional MKII built by D*A*M* that is ace. I've never played a Cornish pedal. They are all crazy expensive.
Re: D*A*M vs Pete Cornish
Posted: Sat Jul 04, 2015 9:07 am
$3,750 for a hideously modded dd-2. No thank you. Clicking the link below may possibly ruin the internet, and bring dinosaurs back from extinction, proceed with caution...
http://massstreetmusic.com/products/pet ... -simulator
http://massstreetmusic.com/products/pet ... -simulator
Re: D*A*M vs Pete Cornish
Posted: Sat Jul 04, 2015 9:38 am
Two completely different ball games.
Re: D*A*M vs Pete Cornish
Posted: Sat Jul 04, 2015 9:48 am
Pretty much. Atleast D*A*M has Emanating Fist going for them which is semi affordable, I like my dope priest alot.
I do see sonic titans from time to time sub $200.
I've never understood the Cornish stuff, $900 for a boost is ridiculous, just don't see how you can justify that. Pink Floyd fanboys must have tons of expendable dough.
I do see sonic titans from time to time sub $200.
I've never understood the Cornish stuff, $900 for a boost is ridiculous, just don't see how you can justify that. Pink Floyd fanboys must have tons of expendable dough.
Re: D*A*M vs Pete Cornish
Posted: Sat Jul 04, 2015 9:52 am
Clones of DAM's clones (love my Dirge Black Acid)
Re: D*A*M vs Pete Cornish
Posted: Sat Jul 04, 2015 11:36 am
braaandooon wrote:$3,750 for a hideously modded dd-2. No thank you. Clicking the link below may possibly ruin the internet, and bring dinosaurs back from extinction, proceed with caution...
http://massstreetmusic.com/products/pet ... -simulator
Holy shit I never actually noticed that, Even the same knobs on it............
Re: D*A*M vs Pete Cornish
Posted: Sat Jul 04, 2015 12:31 pm
I have a handful of Cornish pedals. They withstood the rigors of a South American tour as they were designed to do. These were off the shelf, readily available models and sound and operate like professional grade equipment should. I was turned on to them several years ago by checking out old Iron Maiden and Tony Iommi rigs. I don't give two-squirts about Pink Floyd. Yes, they are expensive and I wouldn't pay what they go for now. Gilmour fanbois caused Cornish to jack the price. I would have too. At the time, I think I paid no more than the equivalent of what a well made, small maker pedal goes for these days.
I use mainly Boss pedals, as I always have. I have maybe 3-4 other small-shop effects. (Buying a Dwarfcraft pedal led me to this site) The rest are Maxon/Ibanez, EHX, etc.
I think the DAM stuff is expensive and isn't even on my radar because of it.......but here's some perspective:
I see a lot of EGC guitars, Schumman PLL-type stuff, stained hardwood cabs, Dunwich, Electric and Verellen amps, Model T's, uninhabitable rooms stuffed floor to ceiling with amps and cabinets, unobtainium pedals/outboard stuff posted on this site. "Disposable income", "expensive" etc are all relative, personal and subjective terms.
I use mainly Boss pedals, as I always have. I have maybe 3-4 other small-shop effects. (Buying a Dwarfcraft pedal led me to this site) The rest are Maxon/Ibanez, EHX, etc.
I think the DAM stuff is expensive and isn't even on my radar because of it.......but here's some perspective:
I see a lot of EGC guitars, Schumman PLL-type stuff, stained hardwood cabs, Dunwich, Electric and Verellen amps, Model T's, uninhabitable rooms stuffed floor to ceiling with amps and cabinets, unobtainium pedals/outboard stuff posted on this site. "Disposable income", "expensive" etc are all relative, personal and subjective terms.