dezb1 wrote:I was just thinking that as a British citizen I could buy a dano with a clear conscience...
Do the rights of gay people in America matter any less than the rights of gay people here? It doesn't matter if civil partnerships are now available here, you're still spending money on the products and he still donated ten large to the same cause.
That’s for the people in the land of the free to decide how they treat their fellow man. It’s a fuck up anyway; in a country where you can influence government policy because your minted, means anyone who doesn’t have cash will never have equal rights. Its a society based on $$$ with no social conscience.
stewart wrote:sounds pretty much like this country.
This is turning into a thread for the pub. But in answer to your point I say; free health care at the point of service. We have enough social conscience that we don’t let people suffer because they don’t have health insurance.
Prop 8 stuff aside (which is reason enough for me not to buy Danelectro), I read that the Cool Cat OD is basically a Fulltone OCD clone and the Trasparent OD is basically a Timmy clone, so if you want a higher gain pedal go with the Cool Cat, otherwise go with the TOD. The TOD is also being discontinued soon if that has any bearing on your decision.
Reece wrote:TOD is apparently being "redesigned" but theres a chance that's just bollocks.
In this redesign, the sound will stay the same. but every time it gets switched on it shaves the moustache off a homosexual.
Danelectro see this as a step forward.
stewart wrote:sounds pretty much like this country.
This is turning into a thread for the pub. But in answer to your point I say; free health care at the point of service. We have enough social conscience that we don’t let people suffer because they don’t have health insurance.
ok, i'm not going to argue this thoroughly here, but your initial point didn't mention healthcare, just that policy can be bought with cash. Same thing in the uk. America does have a welfare system, it differs from ours, but it's there.
stewart wrote:sounds pretty much like this country.
This is turning into a thread for the pub. But in answer to your point I say; free health care at the point of service. We have enough social conscience that we don’t let people suffer because they don’t have health insurance.
ok, i'm not going to argue this thoroughly here, but your initial point didn't mention healthcare, just that policy can be bought with cash. Same thing in the uk. America does have a welfare system, it differs from ours, but it's there.
although with all those cool cats, the knobs are a pain in the arse.
(see what i did there?)
what made you choose this over the ordinary overdrive, is there a big difference between the two?
(a pain in the arse indeed!)
not sure really, i just wanted something that sounded like my wee ibanez TS5 but with a better construction, which this has. the way the tone controls are configured kind of swung me on it too.
I’ve just realised Mike did demo's of both these pedals (Cheers Mike!). I had only seen the transparent OD demo. I like the sound of the standard OD so I’m off to search for the cheapest price I can find on the bay of E.
Reece wrote:TOD is apparently being "redesigned" but theres a chance that's just bollocks.
In this redesign, the sound will stay the same. but every time it gets switched on it shaves the moustache off a homosexual.
Danelectro see this as a step forward.
it's commentary like this that makes hurb amazing.
