#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
Still don't know where to put it. Replace a pedal or shoehorn it in?
The screamer has more mids, and the klone has much more boost, and each breaks up differently. Then there's the Spark boost at the end of the chain. I could replace that.
I'll need to play different guitars through it with the amp and other pedals set different ways.
I don't like choosing. This is why I have a messy room.
@eyesquash I'm not familiar with that pedal, but it looks like something that would go better after the other gains, especially the screamer and the Spark. The screamer removes bass, so being able to reintroduce it could be quite handy. And the Spark is a bit brittle as I recall, so the creaminess could tame that while possibly stacking quite nicely.
It's going
Klone > Screamer > new proj 34 > Distortion > chorus>trem>reverb>delay > Spark > amp
The Spark is always on to serve as a preamp (The amp is a Valve Jr and has only one knob).
The stacked drives into the distortion add EQ and gain.
I'm running the amp clean but have a speaker soak if I want to crank it in the house.
@NigelTufnel I don't know how rare it's going to be - they ran out, and then they made more.
I plan to use it, maybe in place of the tube screamer clone or the klon clone. But they are all different, at least a little.
Maybe I'll check Reverb before I put Velcro on it tho.
And I've kept the box.
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