Doog wrote:The only gripe I'd have is that you can only have 3 simultaneous effects on the M9, out of a possible 6 presets per scene. But thinking about it, 3 is pretty much the most I'd use at any point anyways- I could always use an outboard booster pedal to save myself another preset.
This, plus wanting a display-per-bank, was what swung me over to the M13.
That doesn't really bother me, it's not like you can look at 4 different places at once, and you're only gonna be tweaking one effect at a time anyway.
It looks like the Bognor shop sells them (at least from their online shop), so I may give one a spin at the end of the month, may even taken my Flip cam to get a sneaky vid.
euan wrote:I've intentionally completely avoided this pedal because I don't want to want it.
+ 1
I should have offered before, but it goes without saying - the standard 'you can borrow it for the weekend if you fancy' offer applies.
You've only just got it. I wouldn't to borrow it yet. Perhaps sometime in the summer we can do a temporary trade for that WMD and whatever else you fancy a go on.
i remember the old benecol that craved ring modulators and octave fuzzes. gearwire has changed him. his facebook status said something about larry carlton and steely dan tones
Fender Classic Player 60’s Stratocaster>East Coast T1 Tele>
Epiphone Les Paul SL>Ovation 12 String acoustic>Peavey Strat DIY Relic
Marshall Origin 20H>James’s old purple 2x10
Marshall MG10 Combo
I could see me with a mini KP, M9, the MiekBlaster and no other pedals. Think I might have to nab one of these...... But I would feel like such a traitor to everything I believe in.
It's no more fakey than any other digital pedal reeeeeally. I gotta stop thinking about getting one of these as I have no money and have a holiday and tour to pay for :/
Oh JEESZUS, you can set an expression pedal to control ANY parameter of an effect, and more than one parameter at a time. For more than one effect at a time. COOLASS.
If the distortion on this thing holds its own against my RAT, I'm definitely gonna grab one.
See, that's exactly why I bought one. And two expression pedals. Even better, there are cheap (£17) little Bespeco ones that do the job just lovely. And whisper it, but I quite like the fuzzes etc.
How do the fuzz emulations hold up to the versions of the real thing you've owned? The DM-4 seems to get pretty close, but it's hard to tell from a Youtube video using a cam mic:
