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Submitted by Beavis from Afghanistan (258 points) on Mar 15, 2006
For a mass produced dirt box, this thing is sweet....if you use it normally, it has really nice definition and can do all those 70s rock cliches. In a loop however, the 3 band eq takes you into another realm
Good Points: Its loud....good definition, great eq......good build
Bad Points: when playing guitar thru it, it can sound a bit cliche....maybe its just my ears
Price Paid: US$0.00
Purchased At: Present from girlfriend
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Submitted by John from Glagsow (30 points) on Jan 29, 2003
Roar! This box has just replaced my other dist. unit, and rightly so. Using this for noise is rewarding in a sense as it takes to phase and flange really well. Its note seperation makes the subtleties in your sound come out, rather than being a massive churning mess.(if that's what you want, look at the t*rbo R*t). Built like the earth and just as loud, this is a cracking piece of kit.
Good Points: Mega sturdy, clear, powerful sound, really loud, good eq control
Bad Points: I don't understand the question.
Price Paid: US$30.00
Purchased At: ebay.co.uk
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Submitted by Bartek from Warsaw (2 points) on Dec 19, 2002
This is a good full-sounding overdrive/distortion pedal. Used by itself it gives a lot of bass. Low gain setting can give weird muddy sounds. Best (for me) if used with cheap distortion before it and an equalizer after it, either in a feedback loop, or as source filter.
Good Points: Nice look and solid box. Good full, meaty sound. 3 eq controls.
Bad Points: Not crazy enough for noise?
Price Paid: US$50.00
Purchased At: from my friend who plays guitar
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