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Published on 05/15/08 at 04:30
6 knobs
<ul>
Blow adds a distortion in the bass
Blow 2 adds distortion in the midrange
Blow 3 adds distortion in the treble
Volume
Tone
Gain
</ul>
The pedal is very solid, the components are quality, ergonomics is good despite the 6 knobs: the production is very good.
Boss outlet format
Battery hatch accessible from the bottom of the pedal
UTILIZATION
In principle, we think that this pedal is simple to use, but in reality it is more complicated. Each of the knobs interact with others: what has resulted:
<ol>
to make the pedal harder to resolve
to make this ultra versatile pedal
to marvel every day falling on a sound that rings of fire god
</ol>
SOUND QUALITY
Warning Warning: This pedal is very sensitive to the guitar. With a lot of bread boards (of cheap guitar with a Telecaster signature ESP) I have to redo the settings each time: not to find a sound but to adapt to the Fuse scratches. Effects in some settings sound pathetic when I pass a shovel to the next. The settings for the Telecaster are not suitable for the half cash (which is normal)
Noise level is swept every saturation: the metal fuzz, overdrive of the booster, and so on and the best! Extreme versatility. Must say that I play both the hard-core as trip hop, blues drooling ....
My boss overdrive / distortion is completely outdated as the sound level at the level versatility (a concept which has made it successful)
OVERALL OPINION
That's 6 months (purchased for Christmas 2007) I use and I must admit that I am very very happy. It is the only of my pedal board I use with all my guitars: I want to program!
€ 150 the price / quality ratio is unbeatable
I have yet tried the pedals: not far from ten in the same price range (Z-Vex included) but this one with which I left
A "must-have" as the Yanks say
Note: On my copy the plug to the power supply is the standard boss
<ul>
Blow adds a distortion in the bass
Blow 2 adds distortion in the midrange
Blow 3 adds distortion in the treble
Volume
Tone
Gain
</ul>
The pedal is very solid, the components are quality, ergonomics is good despite the 6 knobs: the production is very good.
Boss outlet format
Battery hatch accessible from the bottom of the pedal
UTILIZATION
In principle, we think that this pedal is simple to use, but in reality it is more complicated. Each of the knobs interact with others: what has resulted:
<ol>
to make the pedal harder to resolve
to make this ultra versatile pedal
to marvel every day falling on a sound that rings of fire god
</ol>
SOUND QUALITY
Warning Warning: This pedal is very sensitive to the guitar. With a lot of bread boards (of cheap guitar with a Telecaster signature ESP) I have to redo the settings each time: not to find a sound but to adapt to the Fuse scratches. Effects in some settings sound pathetic when I pass a shovel to the next. The settings for the Telecaster are not suitable for the half cash (which is normal)
Noise level is swept every saturation: the metal fuzz, overdrive of the booster, and so on and the best! Extreme versatility. Must say that I play both the hard-core as trip hop, blues drooling ....
My boss overdrive / distortion is completely outdated as the sound level at the level versatility (a concept which has made it successful)
OVERALL OPINION
That's 6 months (purchased for Christmas 2007) I use and I must admit that I am very very happy. It is the only of my pedal board I use with all my guitars: I want to program!
€ 150 the price / quality ratio is unbeatable
I have yet tried the pedals: not far from ten in the same price range (Z-Vex included) but this one with which I left
A "must-have" as the Yanks say
Note: On my copy the plug to the power supply is the standard boss