Hey Doc and Donner,
Yeah.... I try to be honest as possible, but unfortunately I always feel somewhat unfair giving reviews like this because like all musical gear.. pedals take time to learn. Always can't help but wonder if I'm being quick to judge.
Anyways... in regards to the deep blue delay, yeah I was referring to when it was on. Not in bypass.
The box is on it's way back to you Donner.. but tha sounds like a killler stack.
Swedish Meatball Tourbox Reviews --- Part II
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by Donner » Sat Jun 02, 2007 2:57 pm
Ha yeah I actually got them back today already !!
Its good to play them again, fun to hear the Fetto against the Fetto Deluxe fort he first time.... thanks !
Its good to play them again, fun to hear the Fetto against the Fetto Deluxe fort he first time.... thanks !
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by BJF » Mon Jun 04, 2007 4:28 am
Hi,
Cool review duende, nice also to see the Screamer fuzz, yes I would think that would suit your setup very nicely and it's a great underestimated pedal that I hear Jon Cusack actually put in a whole halfhour designing.
Maybe the only and possibly best way to get a workable sound through your setup with LGW would be very low gain settings, that's also somewhat what it was designed for as e.g. run Fetto through LGW to get a balanced tone.
Have fun and thanks
BJ
Cool review duende, nice also to see the Screamer fuzz, yes I would think that would suit your setup very nicely and it's a great underestimated pedal that I hear Jon Cusack actually put in a whole halfhour designing.
Maybe the only and possibly best way to get a workable sound through your setup with LGW would be very low gain settings, that's also somewhat what it was designed for as e.g. run Fetto through LGW to get a balanced tone.
Have fun and thanks
BJ
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by duende » Tue Jun 05, 2007 12:43 am
BJF wrote:Hi,
Cool review duende, nice also to see the Screamer fuzz, yes I would think that would suit your setup very nicely and it's a great underestimated pedal that I hear Jon Cusack actually put in a whole halfhour designing.
Maybe the only and possibly best way to get a workable sound through your setup with LGW would be very low gain settings, that's also somewhat what it was designed for as e.g. run Fetto through LGW to get a balanced tone.
Have fun and thanks
BJ
Hey Bjorn,
A whole half hour?? Damn! Well sometimes things just work... I got to try one on a prior tour box. It was a really fun pedal.... and very dumb user-setup-wise. Which is how I like 'em.
Anyways yeah... I imagine that at low gain the LGW would have worked better, as it was the gain itself that was producing the frequencies I didn't care for.
Right now, I've been doing some searches on your boost peds... Trying to figure out which one to try out. Looking for a treble booster of sorts. But the Sea Blue EQ is the one I keep hearing about.
Best
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