Wow that’s fast I think. I ordered from the US it took 3 months. Currently waiting on a VB-2w from the states hopefully it’s faster this time
Forums have been slow, how about a 'In the mail' thread?
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Re: Forums have been slow, how about a 'In the mail' thread?
Anything coming from overseas is taking an age at the moment. We've still got the odd Christmas gift (sent mid-November) yet to arrive from family.
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Kemper Stage... it left Honolulu earlier today. Scheduled for delivery 4th Feb. Hopefully it will be here in time for my 5-day weekend!
EDIT: it's in Auckland, awaiting customs clearance!
EDIT: it's in Auckland, awaiting customs clearance!
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Re: Forums have been slow, how about a 'In the mail' thread?
and I have codedog's Duellist headed my way!! much excites 
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Would like to be on a short list for that when you are finished with it
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noted! but it will be a keeper!Jellybelly wrote: ↑Fri Jan 29, 2021 2:57 pmWould like to be on a short list for that when you are finished with it
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CKK Q Cat Envelope Filter pedal, about half the price of the fancy ones and seems to sound really great, hopefully will work out well for Mayer / Frusciante envelope toans...
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Just got hold of a Maxon OD808. I've never owned a proper tubescreamer before (this is apparently more TS9 than 808), only tubescreamer-like pedals.
It sounds pretty good over a clean channel, but doesn't play as nicely with a Deluxe Reverb when it's channel jumped (it's the 68 CDR where you can do that) - too middy. I'll keep it, but maybe not use it regularly.
It sounds pretty good over a clean channel, but doesn't play as nicely with a Deluxe Reverb when it's channel jumped (it's the 68 CDR where you can do that) - too middy. I'll keep it, but maybe not use it regularly.
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Re: Forums have been slow, how about a 'In the mail' thread?
If you don't like middy, you should avoid the green things. Just saying.Wairarapajack wrote: ↑Tue Feb 02, 2021 4:54 pm Just got hold of a Maxon OD808. I've never owned a proper tubescreamer before (this is apparently more TS9 than 808), only tubescreamer-like pedals.
It sounds pretty good over a clean channel, but doesn't play as nicely with a Deluxe Reverb when it's channel jumped (it's the 68 CDR where you can do that) - too middy. I'll keep it, but maybe not use it regularly.
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+1!!! The mid hump is what a tube screamer does, all variants of it!Slowy wrote: ↑Tue Feb 02, 2021 5:04 pmIf you don't like middy, you should avoid the green things. Just saying.Wairarapajack wrote: ↑Tue Feb 02, 2021 4:54 pm Just got hold of a Maxon OD808. I've never owned a proper tubescreamer before (this is apparently more TS9 than 808), only tubescreamer-like pedals.
It sounds pretty good over a clean channel, but doesn't play as nicely with a Deluxe Reverb when it's channel jumped (it's the 68 CDR where you can do that) - too middy. I'll keep it, but maybe not use it regularly.
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I'm playing it alone at home and it's a bit ear-fatiguing on its own. I hear the mid-hump is borderline necessary in a band mix though!
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Exactly. The tones that work in a band will drive you crazy at home.Wairarapajack wrote: ↑Tue Feb 02, 2021 9:20 pm I'm playing it alone at home and it's a bit ear-fatiguing on its own. I hear the mid-hump is borderline necessary in a band mix though!
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