Dub-T-123
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Cont.. It rolls off some high end when the blend is all the way wet (vibrato). Even with the tone knob there's a pretty noticable high end roll off. So not everyone would like that but personally I love the way it "colors" my sound. It's the master of lofi disater. The high end roll off is very tape-like. I've been using it on everything lately.
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Dude. It's SO GOOD. I never thought I could feel this way about a chorus. I'm not a big fan of chorus and I don't really use it for chorus, but it sounds really good for that. Better than my Strymon Ola did. It's definately the best chorus I've heard. But I use it for vibrato. The vibrato isn't for everyone. It's pretty unique and not transparent at all. It rolls of ...
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Right on man. When you record something you should send it my way! I'd love to hear it, whatever genre it may be.
Also, if you're ever feelin the need for some fuzz soaked amatuer hour riffage you know who to call.
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Bro. Something has been confusing me ever since I joined ILF...
Are you bob the robot or giant robot over there?
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...What it is. It kinda makes you think about all these "boutique" pedal builders.. It's easy to fall into the hype and forget that they're usually just clones of an existing pedal with a few tweaks. It's easy to think that because something costs more and is handmade it's automatically better when the Alpha Drive shows that even cheap pedals can sound great with a few t...
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Hey I didn't see your posts about the El Cap till just now. I feel the same way about it it's easy to use and sounds incredible. I wasn't much of a delay fan either before I got it but now it's my second favorite effect behind fuzz. I love looping with it!
I'm sorry you got taken advantage of by Freekish Blues. Hopefully you can still just enjoy the pedal for ...
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Hells nah. Seriously though you should really think about picking one up. I know they're pretty expensive but they're so amazing.
I'm literally mesmerized by mine when I use it.. It's so ridiculously good it's almost a problem because I just want to smother everything in it's greatness.
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Ah I see.
That's cool about the p94. I can dig em. I was just giving you a hard time because I know how you are about Bigsbys and strings and stuff.
I've only using my Tele with my band lately. As much as I love my SG right now I'm just lovin the way my Tele sounds. So I feel your pain with the humbuckers.
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From what I can see, you did a great job. It looks real. Very nice!
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Eh not that it's important but I don't see how it's "based on a Historic". It's not really a reissue at all and if you look at the body it's pretty much based off a regular SG Standard. The body is the same as a regular Standard except for the controls and pickup routes obviously. The neck joint is the same as a Standard and it seems to have about the same neck profile as a Standard (not a 60's). Also it doesn't have a big headstock like a '61. The Historics use different pickups and electronics as well. It seems to be an SG Standard with 3 57 classics and a chicken head and single volume and tone pots. It's more similar to a Standard than a '61 even though the half pickguard might throw you off. Also the difference in the amount of wood between a fat felling neck and a slim feeling neck is much less than you would expect. I could definately not notice a difference and I would say you couldn't either but I don't want to insult your ears. The Historics are very different beasts..
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Gal to see you ended up getting that Custom. I saw your other thread asking if it was real. That thing is pretty rough but I like the way it looks. It's a pretty rockin SG haha. If it were mine I wouldn't even worry about restoring it unless something needed fixing. Anyways that things got some serious mojo.
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cosmitron- I think you should wait it out and go for the white custom you wanted! They're excellent!