i know this is a tape echo of some sort but how does it run? are these very common?
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thanks in advaced.
its a rehoused boss dd2
At that price it would e a great case of a sucker and his money departing him quickly.
0 bids so far....
Quote"The sonics are much improved..."
That reminds me - I must go out and buy some better sonics for my next build...
Yeah, I've been meaning to get better sonics, but I can't seem to find any well-matched Germanium pairs that don't leak.
someday... :D
I prefer these Sonics:
http://www.vh1.com/artists/az/sonics/81773/album.jhtml
Scroll down for Louie Louie (it's priceless!)
Louie...STOPPIT ......!!...jest Don' Do It Louie...Louie...STOPPIT !! [Imagine 'Curly's' voice from 3 Stooges...]
Three chord wonderz...the wrong chords sound 'right' sometimes...I like to hear exitement that prevails over accuracy!!!
This pedal is essentially a plain vanilla Boss delay pedal with the mods I have been suggesting for years now (see another current thread about reducing shrillness of regen signals). Rather than the usual 3-position minitoggle I am fond of, Cornish has opted for a rotary switch with more settings. The mini-toggle is often capable of fitting inside a stock case, but the rotary switch definitiely won't, hence the retrofit into another much larger case.
Personally, I find 3 different settings is often a reasonable amount of variety, and a decent balance of size, cost, convenience, and utility, although I can understand that others have need for more than that.