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It does have a compressor as part of it.... But it probably is better into a clean pedal platform than already crunchy amp.

Yes, that was him. Some members here have tried the pedal. I don't believe anyone has one currently....or that they're admitting to. Well you did have one, don't remember the review you promised. But hey, I'm getting old. Check out Pete Thorn and Brett Kingman’s reviews on the tone of the gods peda...

I’d rather my amp be man made, than by a machine.

Very nice! I approve.

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jeremyb wrote: ↑Sun Mar 17, 2024 1:34 pm I have the opposite problem, I hate soft touch ones which start in the on position

Well yes, if you're not using a switcher that's right. Why can't all pedal builders use relays where you can set the start up mode?!

File under first world problems.

A lot of pedals these days have soft-touch relay footswitches on them. Some you can set to start up either engaged or disengaged. Some always start up disengaged - these are a bit of a pain with a loop switcher, like the Gigrig G3 that I use. I would like all the pedals to start up in the engaged st...

What are you doing in my Grandmother's living room, Ben?!

murky wrote: ↑Mon Mar 11, 2024 5:19 pm Grant B, Conway - you boys wind them up, or keep them clean?

Clean. It was too loud at home past about 4. Lovely clean though.

I had a 70s blackface Deluxe at one point. Is that vintage? Unfortunately, it stank of stale beer and cigarettes, so I had to get rid of it.

StrummersOfThunder wrote: ↑Fri Mar 08, 2024 8:28 am Also I don’t like red

Neither do I, but sometimes you have to suffer for your art...

Sorry my earlier post reads much more aggressive than intended.

I'm just trying to help you get the best tool for what you said you wanted. And I have owned both units and just about every other half-decent looper pedal on the market.

Apologies for touch of sassiness.