This must have been a loud show, maybe so loud it rattled the teeth of those in the first several rows.MoreSpaceEcho wrote: Tue Mar 19, 2024 9:57 am if the music's not your thing (it's only a little bit mine) turn the sound off and just watch the light show, it's incredible.
Those lights are nuts. They probably had to start the show with a warning like "ladies and djentlemen, if you're prone to seizures..."DaveA wrote: Tue Mar 19, 2024 2:02 pmThis must have been a loud show, maybe so loud it rattled the teeth of those in the first several rows.MoreSpaceEcho wrote: Tue Mar 19, 2024 9:57 am if the music's not your thing (it's only a little bit mine) turn the sound off and just watch the light show, it's incredible.
If toothaches persist, I hope these people visit the djentist.
If you have not tried the Nobels ODR-1, you should. Its designer built the circuit to sound like his cranked tweed bassman. The pedal does not have a large amount of gain, but is very full sounding. It captures the thickness a good amp like the bassman will produce when played loud enough to compress. The tone control is also more thought out than a typical tubescreamer or the like. It actually boosts or cuts multiple frequency bands all in one knob.
clocker bob may 30, 2006 wrote:I think the possibility of interbreeding between an earthly species and an extraterrestrial species is as believable as any other explanation for the existence of George W. Bush.
I had one of their Red Llama clones and it was pretty killer. Desperately needs a tone or high cut pot for my guitars/setup though.Dudley wrote: Tue Apr 16, 2024 1:22 pm I think it's a Chicago Stompworks Red Llama clone - from maybe before they were called "Legitimate Beef" or whatever they are now called. Bare metal case with a Chicago Stompworks logo. Both knobs at 9 o clock-ish sounds great on all my guitars.
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