benoitdupont
Published on 08/22/07 at 01:46
> What are the effects or types of effects available?
Foot height: distortion and overdrive
> What technology is used? (Analog, digital, tube ...)
It's an analog pedal in a metal box painted black with finishes clean.
It is sturdy and reliable.
> Are they edited? Via an editor Mac / PC?
Never tried it, I plug it between my guitar and my amp (Marshall JTM and engle) and then transplanted it to E608 via digital edtion.
> What is the connection? (Audio / MIDI)
Like all standard guitar pedal jack.
For the juice you need a battery or a square trasfo PSU with the tip of the cross (the plug is a mini jack)
> Is this a rack or rack-mount model?
So it's not a foot pedal ...
UTILIZATION
> The general configuration is it simple?
There's no simpler: two channels each with their settings and a switch to go from crunch to lead.
There's also a bypass
> Editing sounds and effects is it easy?
There's very simple tone volume and gain for each channel
> The manual is clear and sufficient? ...
Manuel? What?
SOUND QUALITY
> The effects are they effective, responsive and realistic enough?
Excellent! they tear it all!
Marshall on it makes a little more round and full as my engle
when we rock the marshall with this jewel is more adapted to the songs, but for most titles pechus, the pedal makes terrible.
The engle, saturation makes it more tight, a different quamité makes this very versatile pedal ar its own merits and depending on whether the branch on different amps.
It uses the qualities of the amp and add the potato and grain
> Which ones you prefer, you hate?
I'm more focused on the hardcore trash etc ... So I prefer to have the trigger boosts for solos I prefer the lead channel, for the rhythm, the crunch is cool too, but I also use the lead.
OVERALL OPINION
> How long have you use it?
I use it for a long time but I do not know how exactly .. it's good when you do not count
> What is so special that you like most and least?
I love the sound it sends, dynamics and attack, and it is also well noted a lot of sustain.
> Have you tried many other models before buying it?
I tried a lot of pedals before and after the, y 'has best and worst ...
Here what's good is that it is two pedals at the same time it dechire on both ... a jackhammer is not bad, but it is less pratqiue first the distortion stinks, and then we can not move from a distortion overdrive ... with no worries ^ peavey requires 2 channels!
> How would you rate the quality / price?
The quality is beyond reproach, the price ... ben is not for sale in stores but saw its potential and its strength is that good go for it!
> With experience, you do again this choice? ...
This pedal has been my sound for years in groups I played DIFFERENT.
The gold coins I need so I sold it, but otherwise I would resume the same.
Foot height: distortion and overdrive
> What technology is used? (Analog, digital, tube ...)
It's an analog pedal in a metal box painted black with finishes clean.
It is sturdy and reliable.
> Are they edited? Via an editor Mac / PC?
Never tried it, I plug it between my guitar and my amp (Marshall JTM and engle) and then transplanted it to E608 via digital edtion.
> What is the connection? (Audio / MIDI)
Like all standard guitar pedal jack.
For the juice you need a battery or a square trasfo PSU with the tip of the cross (the plug is a mini jack)
> Is this a rack or rack-mount model?
So it's not a foot pedal ...
UTILIZATION
> The general configuration is it simple?
There's no simpler: two channels each with their settings and a switch to go from crunch to lead.
There's also a bypass
> Editing sounds and effects is it easy?
There's very simple tone volume and gain for each channel
> The manual is clear and sufficient? ...
Manuel? What?
SOUND QUALITY
> The effects are they effective, responsive and realistic enough?
Excellent! they tear it all!
Marshall on it makes a little more round and full as my engle
when we rock the marshall with this jewel is more adapted to the songs, but for most titles pechus, the pedal makes terrible.
The engle, saturation makes it more tight, a different quamité makes this very versatile pedal ar its own merits and depending on whether the branch on different amps.
It uses the qualities of the amp and add the potato and grain
> Which ones you prefer, you hate?
I'm more focused on the hardcore trash etc ... So I prefer to have the trigger boosts for solos I prefer the lead channel, for the rhythm, the crunch is cool too, but I also use the lead.
OVERALL OPINION
> How long have you use it?
I use it for a long time but I do not know how exactly .. it's good when you do not count
> What is so special that you like most and least?
I love the sound it sends, dynamics and attack, and it is also well noted a lot of sustain.
> Have you tried many other models before buying it?
I tried a lot of pedals before and after the, y 'has best and worst ...
Here what's good is that it is two pedals at the same time it dechire on both ... a jackhammer is not bad, but it is less pratqiue first the distortion stinks, and then we can not move from a distortion overdrive ... with no worries ^ peavey requires 2 channels!
> How would you rate the quality / price?
The quality is beyond reproach, the price ... ben is not for sale in stores but saw its potential and its strength is that good go for it!
> With experience, you do again this choice? ...
This pedal has been my sound for years in groups I played DIFFERENT.
The gold coins I need so I sold it, but otherwise I would resume the same.