jrfox92 wrote:Yeesh.
$200 for a couple of Mu-Amps into a Big Muff tone control.
1oldsidewinder wrote:Dumble sim.
brownwhopping wrote:How can I learn by reading threads an making circuits, when some day I can see a lawsuit or somebody beat me in the face for that?
Frank_NH wrote:Is that four battery "power supply" for real???
jonnyxjuturna wrote:I figured he was ripping someone's circuit. At least this time (maybe) he isn't slapping his sticker on someone else's pedal?
To be frank, I have zero interest in buying his stuff. I'm just curious, because it seems the boutique world has so quickly forgotten his old tricks, and he seems to be getting recognition again.
theehman wrote:True of others. Freekish Blues, for example.
the guy is just a marketing freak,he brainwashes the "artists" with PNL and a good check,that's all,this battery box was already in other pedalboards of these guys made by Bradshaw and Dave Phillips i guess.Bill_Mountain wrote:Frank_NH wrote:Is that four battery "power supply" for real???
Seems like a good idea from a marketing standpoint.
there is no real answer to this,you have to find out yourself what sounds good to your ears,i recommend to use the tonestack calculator program,to check out what to change.ppluis0 wrote:Thank you Alex to point me to the discussion in "the other forum".
I find another tale about this matter here at the forum: http://freestompboxes.org/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=24898
So what would be the appropriate values for a tone control stage with Big Muff topology ?
What is the best response suggested to the kind of booster exposed in this thread ? (flat, mid hump, mid scoop ?)
Cheers,
Jose
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