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yes it is the roto machine and you can ramp up and down like the tap trem.
sounds very very good. i find most leslie sims don't do the slow speed sound very well. this seems to do it quite well. works well with the OCD for those driven leslie sounds. though it's onboard drive ain't that bad. i'm guessing it's similar to the models in the M9/13 and MM4.
sounds very very good. i find most leslie sims don't do the slow speed sound very well. this seems to do it quite well. works well with the OCD for those driven leslie sounds. though it's onboard drive ain't that bad. i'm guessing it's similar to the models in the M9/13 and MM4.
Guitars: Fender Classic Player CS 60’s Stratocaster
Pedals: Ceriatone Centura>Boss TR-2>Danelectro PB&J Delay.
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I've been slippin' and a slidin', and wondering which way to go - Line 6 (good, tap tempo, expensive-ish) or Behringer again (almost as good, annoying 2-sec delay in changing mode, cheap). What's the best deal you found on the Line 6?Progrockabuse wrote:just a re-jigg for now. testing the bypass of this line 6 pedal i found in the pedal drawer
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i got that one i'd seen local for £40 new. been in the shop ages, so the rubber has discoloured a little. the speed change is great, though i'd like to be able to mix the dry signal in with it. there's quite a change in tone with it on, which is the whole idea, but when you turn it off you can tell it's off.
Guitars: Fender Classic Player CS 60’s Stratocaster
Pedals: Ceriatone Centura>Boss TR-2>Danelectro PB&J Delay.
Amps: Marshall Origin 20H>2x10 V30/Greenback
Marshall MG10 Combo
PROGFEST
Pedals: Ceriatone Centura>Boss TR-2>Danelectro PB&J Delay.
Amps: Marshall Origin 20H>2x10 V30/Greenback
Marshall MG10 Combo
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You got a great deal. They seem to have gone unavailable, Dolphin/DV247/Rocking Rooster are all saying they're no longer available.Progrockabuse wrote:i got that one i'd seen local for £40 new. been in the shop ages, so the rubber has discoloured a little. the speed change is great, though i'd like to be able to mix the dry signal in with it. there's quite a change in tone with it on, which is the whole idea, but when you turn it off you can tell it's off.
i was speaking to some of those suppliers on your list about a few other things and there were saying that they are waiting for a huge shipment of stuff from China from a number of manufacturers at the end of this month (Behringer was one of them).NickS wrote:You got a great deal. They seem to have gone unavailable, Dolphin/DV247/Rocking Rooster are all saying they're no longer available.Progrockabuse wrote:i got that one i'd seen local for £40 new. been in the shop ages, so the rubber has discoloured a little. the speed change is great, though i'd like to be able to mix the dry signal in with it. there's quite a change in tone with it on, which is the whole idea, but when you turn it off you can tell it's off.
plopswagon wrote:I like teles and strats because they're made out of guitar.
robroe wrote:I dont need a capo. I have the other chords in my tonefingers
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Stop taunting me by offering to send me something I can't buy! Yes, I have the Space Chorus (though I find the Boss chorus easier to gig). I'm just looking at the Roto-machines on eBay now...Progrockabuse wrote:do you have any of those line 6 pedals, nick. i could send you the module to try out. less on postage then.
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I've been gassing for reverb recently. It's probably the one think I miss from my old amp. Since i've been running my amp clean and using the OCD for all drive duties, I may pick a verb pedal up cheap. I'd prefer reverb over delay, delay is more for effect to me, whilst verb adds a nice bit of ambience to everything.
Guitars: Fender Classic Player CS 60’s Stratocaster
Pedals: Ceriatone Centura>Boss TR-2>Danelectro PB&J Delay.
Amps: Marshall Origin 20H>2x10 V30/Greenback
Marshall MG10 Combo
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Pedals: Ceriatone Centura>Boss TR-2>Danelectro PB&J Delay.
Amps: Marshall Origin 20H>2x10 V30/Greenback
Marshall MG10 Combo
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That's what I'm thinking. M5 would be just the thing for use as a reverb and "wildcard" effects unit. Probably works out cheaper than buy said effect new individually.
Guitars: Fender Classic Player CS 60’s Stratocaster
Pedals: Ceriatone Centura>Boss TR-2>Danelectro PB&J Delay.
Amps: Marshall Origin 20H>2x10 V30/Greenback
Marshall MG10 Combo
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Pedals: Ceriatone Centura>Boss TR-2>Danelectro PB&J Delay.
Amps: Marshall Origin 20H>2x10 V30/Greenback
Marshall MG10 Combo
PROGFEST