ISKRA (Искра) Guitar Overdrive, suitable for blues and all range of rock music, it fully preserves your guitar tone and discretely enhances your mids so that your tone stays on top in the mix while giving a classic tone characterized by smooth drive and nice sustain. (more specs in first comment)
Today I finally got my hands on a Big Muff pedal so that I can ape the Siamese Dream sound. Hopefully it can make up for the pain of the past few days. I now have a Super Fuzz and a Big Muff pedal so I feel I have fulfilled a teenage dream that began with #Mudhoney Now to make some noise! #gearsquad#guitar#SmashingPumpkins#GuitarPedals
#NPD Cusack Music Project 34 Selenium pre/drive.
It's kind-of like a klon: vol, tone, gain, can boost and/or add dirt.
Has a switch to add bass.
I'd say it's more creamy than fizzy in character.
I don't know where to put it yet... which pedal to take off the board, where to put it in the chain. #GearSquad#guitar#GuitarPedals#GAS
“I can’t play like me. There are things I can’t do”: Mahogany Rush legend Frank Marino injured his finger while building pedals for his new company – and it’s affected the way he plays guitar https://www.guitarworld.com/news/frank-marino-pedal-injury
When I met Danny Marino of The Agonist I had no idea he was related to Frank!!
Alright, Fediverse, let's talk Tubescreamers. I got asked a question regarding the famous FS "hump" which got sent down a rabbit hole of measurements and guess what, YOU get to benefit from my hyperfixation. "tbg," you ask, "how do you have time for this with your job, and kid, and touring?" I FUCKING DON'T, SHUT UP AND READ THE THREAD AND DON'T TELL MY BOSS
(Also, apologies, no alt text, but I describe each pic in the post)
Initial testing has the TS9 way closer to the TS808 than discourse has led me to believe. Somehow ran out of cables for real time so gotta wait til the ones I ordered come in for more testing.
My collection of mostly crappy pedals! Nothing too exciting here, mostly stuff I bought because it was cheap. A few classics (Boss DS1 distortion, original Korg KAOSS Pad), some home studio workhorses (Alesis NanoCompressor, Zoom MS-70CDR), one boutique pedal (Catalinbread Echorec), and a couple weird old junky pedals from the dawn of the digital age (Zoom 505 Guitar, Yamaha GW-10).
i know these are “cheap” pedals, but i really wanted to just see how things go with something affordable before i invest a lot of money in fancier units. also, no fancy effects yet, but hopefully will just have more control over my sound beyond the pickup controls on the bass or the bass/mid/treble controls on the amp.
Wife: your bass amp is making weird noises.
I come check. The Digitech Multi Play pedal I bought 40 years ago is on. It won't turn off. It's wet. It smells like dog pee.
I hope it dries out.
I rather hope that if it's not just going to dry out and then be okay, that I can replace the switches, as I did with another DigiTech pedal. Fun stuff. You need to remove the knobs and unscrew the pots - and I think the four side jacks, too -- and the main board or boards before you can see the switches.
But that's okay. #GuitarPedals
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Cause & Effects: An effects builders guide to getting experimental with guitar pedals
ThorpyFX main man Adrian Thorpe MBE wants you to get out of your effects rut heres how you can get experimental with guitar pedals
The Fever Dream, by Pine-Box Customs and Mask Audio Electronics is a fuzz with a modulatable resonant filter.
Oh, and a CB radio microphone which runs through the fuzz and filter, naturally.
It's a noisy thing, more than capable of overwhelming your guitar playing with the resonance of the filter. Dial it back a bit, or roll down your guitar's volume, and it's much friendlier.
Anyone else build guitar pedals? Been enjoying some of the weirder ones lately. Hoping to do a video where I run synths through them, but here's some guitar noodling
I've developed my first original design #guitar pedal. My first PCB design, too. This has been such a satisfying process - I'm just giddy with how it has turned out.
It's called Jael - it's a JFET-based overdrive. Much more interesting (to me) than your standard soft or hard clipping op-amp drives.