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moosers
Published on 08/07/10 at 20:46
The Way Huge Electronics Angry Troll is a simple boost pedal electric guitar. The pedal is made up of analog components and has standard 1/4" connections across the board for input and output. The pedal is powered up by a nine volt power supply, as is pretty much the norm with pedals like this. It isn't rack mountable in any way since it's a stomp box pedal.
UTILIZATION
Using the Way Huge Electronics Angry Troll should be as easy as using any pedal out there. It's only got two parameters to work with, although each can change the sound a good amount. The two parameters are for volume, and 'anger.' Of course 'anger' isn't exactly a descript word to use for a parameter, but it controls the amount of gain. That's all that there is to the pedal, so no manual or outside assistance should be necessary.
SOUND QUALITY
The Way Huge Electronics Angry Troll is really no joke when it comes to boosting your signal, as it's possible to boost up as much as +50 db with the settings up! This would definitely seem like overkill, but it's nice to know that you could do so if you wanted to. While the Angry Troll is really a booster pedal by nature, it's certainly possible to get a good amount of gain coming out of the pedal, although I wouldn't recommend picking one up if you're going to primarily use it for this reason. It's a great booster pedal to begin with, so it's awesome that you can use it for some more serious overdrive if you want to as well. The pedal also have true bypass, so you won't have to worry about any noise or signal loss when the pedal isn't engaged.
OVERALL OPINION
The Way Huge Electronics Angry Troll is definitely one of the best guitar boost pedals that I've got experience with. There are a number of them out there that are more than capable of getting the job done and sound great in general, but the Angry Troll is definitely up there with my favorites. It's fool proof to use and has a top tier sound quality that's hard to match let alone beat. I used this and a number of other Way Huge Electronics pedals on a recent session, and it was easy to see why they had so many of Way Huge's pedals there! Definitely worth a try if you're looking for a professional boost pedal.
UTILIZATION
Using the Way Huge Electronics Angry Troll should be as easy as using any pedal out there. It's only got two parameters to work with, although each can change the sound a good amount. The two parameters are for volume, and 'anger.' Of course 'anger' isn't exactly a descript word to use for a parameter, but it controls the amount of gain. That's all that there is to the pedal, so no manual or outside assistance should be necessary.
SOUND QUALITY
The Way Huge Electronics Angry Troll is really no joke when it comes to boosting your signal, as it's possible to boost up as much as +50 db with the settings up! This would definitely seem like overkill, but it's nice to know that you could do so if you wanted to. While the Angry Troll is really a booster pedal by nature, it's certainly possible to get a good amount of gain coming out of the pedal, although I wouldn't recommend picking one up if you're going to primarily use it for this reason. It's a great booster pedal to begin with, so it's awesome that you can use it for some more serious overdrive if you want to as well. The pedal also have true bypass, so you won't have to worry about any noise or signal loss when the pedal isn't engaged.
OVERALL OPINION
The Way Huge Electronics Angry Troll is definitely one of the best guitar boost pedals that I've got experience with. There are a number of them out there that are more than capable of getting the job done and sound great in general, but the Angry Troll is definitely up there with my favorites. It's fool proof to use and has a top tier sound quality that's hard to match let alone beat. I used this and a number of other Way Huge Electronics pedals on a recent session, and it was easy to see why they had so many of Way Huge's pedals there! Definitely worth a try if you're looking for a professional boost pedal.