This is a cool one.
One mono input. Three separate distortion circuits which have their own dedicated output, as well as some time based, modulating effects.
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Love your guitar track with that pedal! Has a Pixies kind of thing going on
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All Things Serve the Beam
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Oft, thanks a lot!
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Nice. I’m thinking I might get this pedal… 1 question, I’ve only two guitar amps right now… I take it you can’t take a dedicated circuit out to one amp, and then out the mono it’ll take the remaining two?
I’m guessing plugging into mono out kills the other outs? Or would I have summed mono to one amp, then have a pick of the three to my other amp?
EDIT! Sorry hadn’t watch the full vid haha… like it!
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For those following along at home… The main (purple) output sums the three circuits. If you plug in a jack to any of the other outputs, it takes them out of the main. So if you have all three outputs plugged in, they will each go out to their own separate… err, output.
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Cheers. Yeah I think this could be next purchase! (Great vid btw)
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I’m going to try to find more clips on this thing. Sounds awesome, but I’m a bit too fussy with dirt boxes on a bass guitar. I always seem to lose…something important. Low end, punch, etc.
Might get it anyway but huge bonus points if it sounds good on bass guitar
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I wouldn’t personally recommend it as a bass guitar dirt-box. It’s more suited to lead sounds, for the reasons that you are describing. It does sound cool on some lower sounds, but it’s not where it shines imho.
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Thanks for the info! Very kind of you