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  • December 2, 2008 at 10:06 pm #77326
    chisa
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    i quite fancy one of these. can anyone tell me more about the settings and what they correspond to?

    January 8, 2009 at 7:19 pm #90311
    chisa
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    bought one!

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ecJUtMF6Yzc

    :)

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    January 8, 2009 at 8:36 pm #90314
    John J
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    You lucky dog! The manual should tell you this, but the Looz setting is a rotating speaker sim, the Hamm sound is similar to the Looz but much brighter (I haven’t plugged it in for a while so my memory may be off), the Acey is a near perfect replication of the Vox tremolo and the Wurl is a much more subtle vibrato than the other modes. The manual says that the vibrato knob has no effect in tremolo mode, but it affects the color of the guitar on mine – the Hamm setting is way brighter than the Looz setting, and there are subtle differences between the Acey and Wurl modes. I’m not complaining, though; it’s handy to have that extra treble on hand, especially when the pedal is usually so warm.

    You picked a winner, my friend

    EDIT: okay I watched your video and realize you probably already knew all of that.

    January 8, 2009 at 9:01 pm #90317
    chisa
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    You lucky dog! The manual should tell you this, but the Looz setting is a rotating speaker sim, the Hamm sound is similar to the Looz but much brighter (I haven’t plugged it in for a while so my memory may be off), the Acey is a near perfect replication of the Vox tremolo and the Wurl is a much more subtle vibrato than the other modes. The manual says that the vibrato knob has no effect in tremolo mode, but it affects the color of the guitar on mine – the Hamm setting is way brighter than the Looz setting, and there are subtle differences between the Acey and Wurl modes. I’m not complaining, though; it’s handy to have that extra treble on hand, especially when the pedal is usually so warm.

    You picked a winner, my friend

    EDIT: okay I watched your video and realize you probably already knew all of that.

    yep i noticed that the tremolo was affected (even though the manual says it isn’t). i have been enjoying the wurl setting. nice vibrato on that. the univibe ish one is a fave too (looz) – you are right about the hamm setting it is brighter than the looz and with a little less movement. the vox replica is nice, you can get a lot of note movement with that one, i think i overdid it a bit on the vid with the stones tune. :)

    January 8, 2009 at 9:22 pm #90321
    electro-melx
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    I really really loved mine, I thought it was amazing, beautifuly warm and lush with clean guitar, best clean guitar sounds I’d ever used probably……but it didn’t really work with my distortion blasting into it, and unfortunatly I play with a lot of distortion 90% of the time. 😥

    January 8, 2009 at 10:21 pm #90330
    chisa
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    I really really loved mine, I thought it was amazing, beautifuly warm and lush with clean guitar, best clean guitar sounds I’d ever used probably……but it didn’t really work with my distortion blasting into it, and unfortunatly I play with a lot of distortion 90% of the time. 😥

    yeah distrotion seems to make it go over the top. nice with a bit o’ drive though

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