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I have myself a ROCKSON Distortion pedal thats a copy of Roland Boss and the distortion is pretty horrible.
I recently played this pedal through my Small Clone and it sounded alot better.
Can anyone here explain how thats possible?
short version: everything sounds better through a small clone
tl;dr version: a chorus is a form of detuning, in the small clone’s case it’s along an LFO. the detuning would afford for some phase cancellation (a “comb filter”)- which would probably lessen the harshness of things in the higher registers [ie, the red-LED clipping frequencies]. It’s like a mildly uncontrollable albeit helpful EQ section on the distortion.
Hey Cryabetes.. Any idea why my Black Russian BMP sounds better thru my SMMwH, when I have the blend all the way CCW(dry)? I noticed it at the last rehearsal, but forgot about it until I read yer reply above.
TGM
hey thanks guys
TGM
could be something like the AD/DA converters are acting as a slight filter/compressor. or you’re clipping out the AD/DA converters and [if they’re anything like the 2880’s input clipping] it sounds better because of it.
that’s all that really comes to mind.
do you run the BMP so it’s louder than ‘clean’?