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  • January 20, 2009 at 1:23 am in reply to: Do most EHX users also use Fenders? #91202
    MandolinMac
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    I play a Les Paul :) Nothing Fender in my arsenal, but if I had the money to buy another guitar, that could change…

    Same here, except mine’s a jr. I would buy a fender but im using my money to get more effects instead of guitars.

    Do you like the JR? I’ve not used anything with a p-90 yet.

    I love the Jr., I would never sell it because it sounds good playing almost any type of music.

    I’ll have to keep that in mind. I’m looking to buy a guitar for when I go to college, as I don’t want to take my LP, but I don’t want an Epi or something crappy…I’ve been thinking about buying a used SG standard @ my local music store, they’ve got one for a grand, which i didn’t think was too bad…i think with a p-90 i might miss that thick, bluesy neck pu sound…

    January 19, 2009 at 3:40 am in reply to: Do most EHX users also use Fenders? #91089
    MandolinMac
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    I play a Les Paul :) Nothing Fender in my arsenal, but if I had the money to buy another guitar, that could change…

    Same here, except mine’s a jr. I would buy a fender but im using my money to get more effects instead of guitars.

    Do you like the JR? I’ve not used anything with a p-90 yet.

    January 18, 2009 at 2:09 am in reply to: Do most EHX users also use Fenders? #91038
    MandolinMac
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    I play a Les Paul :) Nothing Fender in my arsenal, but if I had the money to buy another guitar, that could change…

    January 18, 2009 at 2:05 am in reply to: Big Muff w/ Tone Wicker #91037
    MandolinMac
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    I really like my BMPTW. At first I didn’t really like to turn the tone off, but you can get some really heavy sounds out of it. The wicker is ok, I guess it could be good for some soloing, but I think it thins my tone down, so I normally solo without it. It would be handy for stuff like the lead part in “White Wedding”. At first, I only played with the sustain maxed, but there’s alot of other sweet sounds to be found by rolling that baby back. I’m surprised at how drastically the sustain affects the tone and vice versa. Overall, it’s a great pedal. My only complaint is that after I shoved it in a duffle bag to take to a gig, it emerged with some scratches on the stickers and a green spot where it collided with my ts9. The actual pedal casing seems durable enough, though.

    January 14, 2009 at 2:03 am in reply to: Introducing: Big Muff Pi with Tone Wicker #90687
    MandolinMac
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    WOW! I finally got Muff with tone wicker, and it’s amazing. It took me awhile to get used to the tone switch (turn that volume DOWN), but now I really appreciate the fact that it’s there. I was surprised at how versatile the pedal is, too. There’s a nice range of distortion on it. I love you, EHX.

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