Bought (and sold) this...
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Bought (and sold) this...
To see if it's as bad as they say it is:
Last edited by dezb1 on Sun Jan 06, 2019 4:51 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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BearBoy wrote:And?
First impressions are is not bad - it's basically the sound of the NIN Broken album - watched a few youtube videos and they all max the gain - a quick route to a shite sound, with everything set around 11 o'clock to 1 o'clock range then move the mid freq off if you want some scoops. Easier to get a bad sound than a good one but it does have good ones.... need more tinkering time to get my full opinion
Bad NIN rip off contained within (recorded with my Epiphone Riviera my most NIN guitar)
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The HM-2 is my favourite boss pedal - but luckily I don't play (much) metal. I just like stuff that makes noise Fran, and I'm not picky about names and makes if it makes cool noises I'll find a use for it... Also at least I'm not all about finding the perfect Tube screamer.Fran wrote:On another note, i like these threads, every time I see one I think what's he bought now
Ps: I'm not an accomplished enough guitarist to do an Pantera riff
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The thing I like about these threads, is that these were pedals we used when we were fourteen and thought we sounded the tits, then we decided they sounded shit. Then, in our thirties and forties we've decided they sound the tits again.Fran wrote:On another note, i like these threads, every time I see one I think what's he bought now
I suspect it might be an indicator of mid-life crises.
Gonnae buy a "I hate myslaf and want to die" hoody and paint your nails black?
If thats the case I've been having a midlife crisis since my teens! I've never owned one of these before so it wasn't yearning for the past - and my 505 purchase was replacing something I had fond memories of and would still have had if my original one hadn't broken as I have to really hate a pedal to sell it so I have a massive box of pedals from my first RAK DST-3 to my digitech supernatural reverb.Bacchus wrote:The thing I like about these threads, is that these were pedals we used when we were fourteen and thought we sounded the tits, then we decided they sounded shit. Then, in our thirties and forties we've decided they sound the tits again.Fran wrote:On another note, i like these threads, every time I see one I think what's he bought now
I suspect it might be an indicator of mid-life crises.
Gonnae buy a "I hate myslaf and want to die" hoody and paint your nails black?
I'm more inclined to attribute midlife crisis status to the folk looking for the perfect blues overdrive or worrying about the weight of their Les Paul.
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Yeah I like the HM-2 as well, especially the vowel-like sound on the color setting. I'm sure it's what MBV used on some of 'Isnt Anything'.dezb1 wrote:The HM-2 is my favourite boss pedal - but luckily I don't play (much) metal. I just like stuff that makes noise Fran, and I'm not picky about names and makes if it makes cool noises I'll find a use for it... Also at least I'm not all about finding the perfect Tube screamer.Fran wrote:On another note, i like these threads, every time I see one I think what's he bought now
Ps: I'm not an accomplished enough guitarist to do an Pantera riff
The middle section in 'Sueisfine' is an HM-2 if I ever heard one.
Fran wrote:I'm a bit of a mixture of what you both just said concerning equipment.
Nostalgic, don't like paying a lot, like basic stuff were you just turn a knob and dont need software, like noise...
Thing is, the majority of artists I like used all this stuff.
I like software too, anything that makes a cool noise - DAWs, 4 track cassete recorded, synths, shitty 80s home keyboards, pedals, guitars, basses - in the words of Lemmy "its all the same to me"
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