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Published on 09/06/14 at 15:05
Value For Money :
Excellent
The foregoing review summarizes very well the characteristics of the pedal
UTILIZATION
The notice above sums up the use of this pedal
SOUND QUALITY
The result / The sound quality is excellent!
To quote my colleague above
"It's a ring modulator, the effect is very distinctive."
And yes, so use enough to get a specific effect ... but it's worth it if you like that kind of effect, plus it is very musical!
I love BCQ, I put either behind a drum machine or behind a synth (Although !!!). the resulting sound is excellent, it magnifies the sound is converted into its "noizy" but melodious, one hand on the "8 bit".
I love playing with the blend BCQ and frequency
Stirring the blend quite quickly, given the effect of wooossshhh of noizy, etc.
Warning, do abuse the ring mod, it's an effect that is put from time to time (in my opinion).
I'm not bothered by the fact that the Blend knob even fully retains a bit of the sound source, it suits me.
OVERALL OPINION
I copy the notice before because I am totally in sync with him.
"I love the opportunities offered by different waveforms and sound quality.
The production is also very good, sturdy metal case well and pleasant to handle buttons. "
I add that the cardboard box is becoming very nice (a box with "BD" above, stickers, pines, manual in French - yes!)
Compared to other Ring, ringworm is excellent and very musical.
It was certainly not as many knobs as other brands (moog, etc), but it remains a fact that did not "destroy" not the sound, it is working, you learn to handle this type of effect, sometimes we would go further but good for the price what more! Then, the number of live situations modifiable parameters is sufficient (what I wanted).
on the other hand, if you want to go further into the opportunities, settings, etc ... um that's on there is better but is more expensive.
In short, I love this, excellent price / quality ratio. A good buy
I have a big one critical, the BYPASS button that must push hard enough to trigger the effect or not ... I guess the designers thought about the guitarists who use their feet, me not
UTILIZATION
The notice above sums up the use of this pedal
SOUND QUALITY
The result / The sound quality is excellent!
To quote my colleague above
"It's a ring modulator, the effect is very distinctive."
And yes, so use enough to get a specific effect ... but it's worth it if you like that kind of effect, plus it is very musical!
I love BCQ, I put either behind a drum machine or behind a synth (Although !!!). the resulting sound is excellent, it magnifies the sound is converted into its "noizy" but melodious, one hand on the "8 bit".
I love playing with the blend BCQ and frequency
Stirring the blend quite quickly, given the effect of wooossshhh
of noizy, etc. Warning, do abuse the ring mod, it's an effect that is put from time to time (in my opinion).
I'm not bothered by the fact that the Blend knob even fully retains a bit of the sound source, it suits me.
OVERALL OPINION
I copy the notice before because I am totally in sync with him.
"I love the opportunities offered by different waveforms and sound quality.
The production is also very good, sturdy metal case well and pleasant to handle buttons. "
I add that the cardboard box is becoming very nice (a box with "BD" above, stickers, pines, manual in French - yes!)
Compared to other Ring, ringworm is excellent and very musical.
It was certainly not as many knobs as other brands (moog, etc), but it remains a fact that did not "destroy" not the sound, it is working, you learn to handle this type of effect, sometimes we would go further but good for the price what more! Then, the number of live situations modifiable parameters is sufficient (what I wanted).
on the other hand, if you want to go further into the opportunities, settings, etc ... um that's on there is better but is more expensive.
In short, I love this, excellent price / quality ratio. A good buy
I have a big one critical, the BYPASS button that must push hard enough to trigger the effect or not ... I guess the designers thought about the guitarists who use their feet, me not