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This pedal has become an integral part of my TECHNO setup. It's perfect for adding low-end and grit to my 303-style bass synth (Behringer TD-3). It's a little too much for the drum machine though. Still haven't tried it on guitar or bass yet.

The consensus among doom metal and stoner rock guitarists is that tube screamer goes first to impart its characteristics on the fuzz rather than making it sound weak and anemic. There are technical reasons for that order involving the strengths and weaknesses of each. Also, it's typically only done with Muff-style fuzzes to frontload the Muff with a midrange-heavy signal so the resulting tone is less scooped.

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Maybe you said it, but is the first bank of presets I believe silver in color, a new bank of presets or does it replace the original factory presets? If I want to keep factory presets, should I place my newly created presets into the second or third bank? Thanks.

The worst explanation of how something works is have ever seen. Try harder dude!

More to the point do you not know how to spell?

Fantastic! Straight to the point and much more informative than other videos about this pedal. Thanks! Just subscribed.

You showed me exactly nothing.

Used old credit cards, gift cards, fret rocker's are worth it though..

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Software for Windows doesnt work. Any solution?

It really bothers me that you can't go off "half-cocked", if you know what I mean. I sent back a "Chancellor" Cry Baby for just that reason.

Can you change to the clean channel on the amp and an effect with i press?

Does this pedal have a true bypass?

How about re-doing the whole video from scratch? The video of the actual soldering the jack is soooo out of focus that not anyone of us can see what you're doing, we can't even tell that it is a Pure Tone jack or not. Don't you check your videos after you shoot them? The focus is on your hair on your arms, not on the actual jack. If you don't posses a camera that can shoot sharp close up pics then just don't put anything out then... one of the worst I've seen i a while. There are others that are better. Or someone holding the camera has been smoking something, and I don't want to know what that is... C'mon ffs.

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Thanks for the demo. I like the Pod Express. It's on my wishlist. Nice guitar too 👍

This pedal is great but to get to the settings is kind of smart wach operating nightmare thanks for the advice

Love my Eart guitar!❤❤

I recently bought it,, no regrets ,,man it's so powerful🤟🤟🤟

I’m trying to find something to occasionally octave up with the bass vi, thoughts?

Sorry to bother. HOW on Earth do I stop the red tuner/tap light from blinking?!?!

Why your gain so high ;-;

What if i use a 500k pot but no tone on the neck

I have bought 2 sets of these pickups. Love them🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🎸

Thanks for taking the time to make this video. You are straight forward and not confusing like others. Loving this pedal.

The sound here does not make justice to the amp itself. There is some static plastic noise in this video.

This seems a nightmare tbf. Im impressed you undertand it

I don’t like their fender tone and it’s gain setting since it introduce distortion with gain, no real clean tone like real fender.

Indeed 👍

This is such bs

I have one question. When you switch to a preset and you just want to reduce the delay a little bit or raise the mod effect. Do you get any visual representation of the actual settings of the effect? The knobs can't give you that, because they still show the position of the last sound you edited. As soon as you start turning any effect knob the LED ring should show the actual knob position and not the saved preset position? I think that way its really difficult to just change a preset sound while playing, because you have to remember the effect settings of each preset.

I expected to hear some different kinds of clean tones,,e.g. clean channel clean with different cabs or different values for high, mid and bass. Is this clean channel playabel with a jazz tone? What about funk or Reggae? It seems that even the smallest amount of gain or one of the pedals causes a lot of distortion already. How does the pedal react to a reduction of guitar volume? Does it clean up the sound? I see that this pedal has lots and lots of different distorted and overdriven sounds, but I am not so sure about the versatility of only one real clean channel.

Good to hear a looper review with distortion to sound check correctly

Excellent demo, thanks! I've been looking at this, the Simplifier and on the really cheap side, the Joyo American Sound for my small busking rig.

I just installed the white manmade ivory Tusque nut on my 98 American Strat. What a game changer. The nut was simple to install. I just needed to sand off the bottom nub and take a little off one side to make it fit. The height was much better and as result, I was able to get my action lower than from the factory! Plus string clarity and sustain is much improved. Highly recommended!!

Nice tone too! 👌🏻 What’s your fuzz here?

Very good video. It's a good pedal. My first auto wah and a great price. I put a klon in from of the auto wah and one after for a great tone.

You lost me at about 4:25

Hi, Good demo! I have the SF300 but have not tried to pair it with an overdrive pedal. I have an old Boss OD-1 so should give it a go. I like the sound you got with the pair. Thanks!

Much better! Thanks again for deep-diving this pedal, it really helped me decide ... I ordered one 20 minutes ago :)

Just the tutorial was looking for while waiting for my circle looper to arrive

Do you know the secret mode of the super fuzz?

Good demo. The pickups sound fine. Very nice playing, too.

Adding a yellow/ red burst paint scheme to this will make it SICK❤

It's an interesting mod, but you lose the ability to reduce the treble of the bridge pickup without also cutting the neck pickup's treble. And, if anything, it seems backwards to me. Seems to make more sense to have the neck on full, & bleed in output from the bridge, rather than what this mod does, as bridge pickup's output would more likely overpower the neck's output. In fact, the issue with multiple volume controls or pots or circuits that bleed one pickup's output into the full output of the other, is that the total volume increases. Then to lover the total volume, but retain the ratio of one pickup's output to the other, you have to "play" with both knobs. The better setup is to use a true "balance" or "pan" pot, that mimics the balance control of a "HiFi" amp, which changes the ratio of left or right speakers output in relation to each other such that one "goes up" while the other "goes down" & vice versa...BUT, the total volume remains the same and changing the volume leaves the ratio of output between the respective speakers alone. You could install that by replacing one tone pot as you suggest...but the better idea is to leave both of them and just ADD a balance pot between the tone outputs of both pots & the input of the volume control. On more sophisticated wiring mods (such as those that split one or both humbucker pickups, reverse phases, etc) the pickup outputs can still be divided into two channels, that can be controlled with an added balance pot. It still makes more sense than only having the ability to bleed" on pickup's output into another one...but not the reverse. In regard to the above, it should be noted that it is confusing to use "bleed pot" as a synonym for "no load balance pots" as if they were identical: They're not. A true bleed pot can accept two inputs, but the pot only controls how much of one input's power gets added to full power of the other one. There's a third type of pot that sort of combines both of the above...in which, as mid-turn, BOTH input signals are at maximum, and rotating the knob reduces the volume of one input, or the other, while leaving the other one at full volume.

Thx for the tips ! Question ... Can we get the spill/trails of the fx when we change presets ? Thank u

Why is it fashionable to make stuff that have shitty color based interfaces? 'Hold down these buttons then this light turns blue, '. Didn't we have proper graphical interfaces on gear last century? Now it is a memory game with colors. Who really thinks this is good? Not knocking the Learning Curve but this is beyond stupid. I'll stick with the old gear that was made by sane people. You know, put a picture of amp in slot, drag TS on front, chose reverb and go. Seems that was too hard so now we get this.

the claim by some that these put out the equivalent of 25 tube watts is not correct

Come on Dobson get it together man!! It’s called How to Relic your guitar with a Dremel.