Power Bibi
Note : 10 sur 10
Published on 03/29/10 at 07:35
Everything is said in the previous review!
UTILIZATION
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SOUND QUALITY
For those seeking an OD pedal to play blues, rock, vintage coughed a little, it's great.
Say easily found sounds to Hendrix, the Who, and co.
That said, we must pay attention to the microphones that are used with.
With guitars that I use the +, a Custom77 and Epi SG, no need to touch the knobs on the pedal. Any sounds for me. on the other hand, on my Gibson Flying V Faded (500T and 496R) and an LTD with EMG HZ, I find its really not great, better use a distortion to have a proper saturation.
OVERALL OPINION
Slap!
Frankly, I bought it like to see here ... Like many of my other pedals ...
But if I had to keep one, it would be this, without a doubt.
Its main drawback is its cons by switch activation. Over time it becomes loose and the engagement of the effect is no longer optimum.
Occasionally reached by a syndrome of GAS, I am often asked to replace this pedal with a more classy shall we say ... For the moment, not the leap ... Too afraid to be disappointed.
UTILIZATION
...
SOUND QUALITY
For those seeking an OD pedal to play blues, rock, vintage coughed a little, it's great.
Say easily found sounds to Hendrix, the Who, and co.
That said, we must pay attention to the microphones that are used with.
With guitars that I use the +, a Custom77 and Epi SG, no need to touch the knobs on the pedal. Any sounds for me. on the other hand, on my Gibson Flying V Faded (500T and 496R) and an LTD with EMG HZ, I find its really not great, better use a distortion to have a proper saturation.
OVERALL OPINION
Slap!
Frankly, I bought it like to see here ... Like many of my other pedals ...
But if I had to keep one, it would be this, without a doubt.
Its main drawback is its cons by switch activation. Over time it becomes loose and the engagement of the effect is no longer optimum.
Occasionally reached by a syndrome of GAS, I am often asked to replace this pedal with a more classy shall we say ... For the moment, not the leap ... Too afraid to be disappointed.