tone report with EGDM --
it's really quite cool. the previous owner had set the internal trimmer quite a bit "down" from wgere i thought it should be. i tweaked it up almost entirely ccw, and it sounded more trebley and bitey than before.
i can hear the AC-30ish content here, but not as strongly as I suspect I will when I get to do a gig at full stage volume.
I like it a LOT, more than I thought I would.
Then the LGW will be here, and I will have to decide on that one as well, with my rig.
Then there's a BBOD that I am eyeing, depending on whether the EGDM or LGW does not bond with my ears.
Honestly, I would like ALL THREE -- but I do not need such extravagance on my pedalboard. I am trying to keep it to 7-8 pedals, and I have MP SWAF, MP TOP, and MP DBD on my list to be on my working board.
So that leaves five spots for BJF -- and those are CAF, DRD for sure -- and then either EGDM, LGW, BBOD, or RRB.
and then i will have the pedalboard to make my next record with -- which is going to be produced by "Kramer" -- (who has produced hundreds of successful records by LOW, GALAXIE 500, DOT ALLISON, ROBERT WYATT, DANIELSON FAMILIE & BROTHER DANIELSON, HARPER SIMON, JEFFREY LEWIS, DANIEL JOHNSTON, DAMON & NAOMI, PUSSY GALORE, BONGWATER, B.A.L.L., LUNA, LINDA DRAPER, WEEN, UNCLE WIGGLY, THE WAITRESSES, THE FUGS, BUTTHOLE SURFERS, HALF JAPANESE, JAD FAIR, ROPE INC., WHITE ZOMBIE, SAETA, MIKE DOUGHTY, LIDA HUSIK, PALEFACE, KING MISSILE, DOGBOWL, DEAN WAREHAM, TULI KUPFERBERG, JOHN S. HALL, THE MABUSES, THE CAPTAIN HOWDY (w/PENN JILLETTE), PENN & TELLER, TRAINS & BOATS & PLANES, Senor CHINNARO, BEEF, BRAINVILLE, ALLEN GINSBERG, PUSSYWILLOWS, GWAR, JOHN ZORN, DAEVID ALLEN, HUGH HOPPER, PIP PYLE, JELLYFISH KISS, A.C.TEMPLE, SHOCKABILLY, WALKINGSEEDS, DAS DAMEN, SYD STRAW, MARC RIBOT)
he's got a really cool "skewed" sort of producer's vision that i really dig, and since i'm gonna be doing a "bluesrock guy with a strat" album, there has to be SOMETHING different about it, y'know? Hopefully some good songs will help that
But I am liking the EGDM. It is a lot cooler than I remember it being when I first had one briefly years ago.
And thank you to the forum for your patience in my endless posting about the pedals and how they work and interact.