Thanks Ash, but it doesn’t really bother me what people think of my gear…
hopefully Jesse was joking anyway, if not, I’ve been playing for long enough, and have (or have had) enough different pedals (at all price points from Danelectro to Lovetone) to know what I like not to be concerned what other people think.
I post pictures from time to time here and on HC just for a bit of fun, and to remind people that there are some great pedals out there if you look beyond the usual big brands and the trendy ’boutiques’.

oh, that’s weird… although I do remember that happening to me.

(assuming it’s the same on PC as Mac)

in Photobucket, there are two ways (that I know) to resize pictures, the first is to use the normal ‘resize’ menu – which gives you a few preset sizes and a custom option. This seems to be the least reliable and I too have had ‘resized’ pictures revert to their full size.

The other, more reliable method is to click on re-size in the ‘Edit’ drop-down menu – which uses the full editor.

wrong. correct.

I really hope you were joking mate; I’ve never heard anyone describe vintage Colorsound, Vox and Guyatone pedals, and the Boss PN-2 (a classic) as lame.

true. :thumb:

Nice board, Ash. :thumb:
I really like it… not too many pedals but it’s a great selection; super-versatile.

I think 700 pixels wide is about right to fit on the page properly.
(Mine’s 500 wide.)

This is my board at the moment; none of my EHX pedals have made it on lately.

You’d probably have to buy it used – I don’t think they’re currently in production… I think there was a limited run recently (in the last year or two), but they would probably all have sold by now.

The English Muff’n may well be good for what you want… but there are so many other possibilities too…

I have an old Yamaha MBD-20 Multi-Band Distortion which I’d say is perfect. They’re not that easy to find though.

http://www.effectsdatabase.com/model/yamaha/10/mbd20m

You’ll first need to upload your pics to a photo hosting website such as Photobucket, Flickr etc, then you either copy and paste the IMG code into your post here, or copy the url of the picture and use the ‘‘ button here.

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I’ve noticed a lot of people tend to run it that way: analogue->digital delay…
but I pretty much always go digital->analogue…

it’s just a personal preference issue really, but my reasoning is that running a short (analogue) delay into a long (digital) one sounds best to me as the repeats seem to gel together better that way; adding a softer ambience or slapback to the longer digital repeats.

it can also sound good the other way around for rhythmic echoes. but that’s not something I ever do, really.

another reason for going digital->analogue, is that digital effects can be easier to overload;
I’ve done this before while running an analogue delay (with lots of repeats) into a digital delay and it overloaded, distorted and basically sounded horrible. I’ve found analogue pedals much more forgiving in that regard.

There are always exceptions to the rule though; I would generally run a DMM first as the preamp can be quite sensitive… I even tend to run the DMM before my dirt pedals if I’m using it.

I can’t say for sure, but they definitely appear to be the same thing…

obviously they look the same, have the same specs and frequency response… and I’m sure I read somewhere that the EH-R1 was/is made in Russia.