Help!I'maRock!
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Interestingly, the pedal I paid the most for in the pic was the Polytune.
I bought some crappy pedals
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Interestingly, the pedal I paid the most for in the pic was the Polytune.
Flamencology
You don't deserve koa.
Interestingly, the pedal I paid the most for in the pic was the Polytune.
You should have splurged for the Petersen Stomp.
Damn. Can't find the classic :monocle: emoticon.
Help!I'maRock!
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The Polytune is decent, but next time, I'm buying the Turbo Tuner.
I had one of the run of shitty Polytunes like @smurfco had. I'll never own another one. I have two Turbo Tuners though. They are the best tuner on the market as far as I'm concerned.
Help!I'maRock!
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I've never had a problem, but after playing Smurfco's, the TT is clearly superior.
Flamencology
You don't deserve koa.
Corksniffing is the bad kind of pretentiousness.
Pretentiousness should have no pretensions.
Knox in Box
Rustbelt refugee.
I've been curious about that ModCore. Glad to hear it sounds good to you, since I trust your opinion on pedals.
OGG
Master of the Meh
Can you state that sans pretense?
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Help!I'maRock!
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It's a decent pedal. I wouldn't trust it on a gig.
HNCPoPD
Knox in Box
Rustbelt refugee.
Would you record with it, is it noisy?
Help!I'maRock!
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I wouldn't record with it because the sounds are so generic, you could do the same things with plugins and sound way better.
Flamencology
You don't deserve koa.
Guitar Heel
Demented Trick
:rim:
Help!I'maRock!
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I finally have a day off when nobody else is home. So I hauled my Musicmaster amp out into the living room and ran it in stereo with my Peavey Bandit. Played my Tele into the Skreddy Hybrid Fuzz Driver and these two pedals.
The disappointing part is the panning tremolo has a volume drop. I figured it would, but in the grand scheme of things, not a big deal. The rest of the Mod Core sounds are actually pretty good. Though I liked them in mono better than stereo. The vibrato with the momentary switch engaged is something special. The Time Core is a perfectly cromulent digital delay. The thing worth keeping it for is the 40 second Hold function. That's $1 per second!
So while neither my TZF or Echorec is in any danger of being replaced by these two, they were good buys.
Speaking of the TZF, while I had everything running in stereo, I tried something suggested on TGP. The TZF has stereo outs, so I ran out A to the Musicmaster and out B to my Catalinbread Valcoder running very slowly, and then to the Peavey. The slow speed on the tremolo added a nice depth to the TZF, and made it a bit more rotary-like. I then turned the mix down on both pedals and ran them in mono. I think I'm over the stereo thing now. Goodnight Roland JC GAS. Eat me, @OGG
The disappointing part is the panning tremolo has a volume drop. I figured it would, but in the grand scheme of things, not a big deal. The rest of the Mod Core sounds are actually pretty good. Though I liked them in mono better than stereo. The vibrato with the momentary switch engaged is something special. The Time Core is a perfectly cromulent digital delay. The thing worth keeping it for is the 40 second Hold function. That's $1 per second!
So while neither my TZF or Echorec is in any danger of being replaced by these two, they were good buys.
Speaking of the TZF, while I had everything running in stereo, I tried something suggested on TGP. The TZF has stereo outs, so I ran out A to the Musicmaster and out B to my Catalinbread Valcoder running very slowly, and then to the Peavey. The slow speed on the tremolo added a nice depth to the TZF, and made it a bit more rotary-like. I then turned the mix down on both pedals and ran them in mono. I think I'm over the stereo thing now. Goodnight Roland JC GAS. Eat me, @OGG
