“Two knobs, one switch and the only knob that even matters is the tone.
Turned up, it ranges between a DS-1 kind of tone to a thin, piercing
squeal. Guitar Player magazine reviewed and hated it, which is
terrific, because that’ll keep the trendies from grabbing them all up
for $300 when they get tired of their Tube Screamers — and they will get
tired of them.”
Turned up, it ranges between a DS-1 kind of tone to a thin, piercing
squeal. Guitar Player magazine reviewed and hated it, which is
terrific, because that’ll keep the trendies from grabbing them all up
for $300 when they get tired of their Tube Screamers — and they will get
tired of them.”
“What GP didn’t realize is that with the tone knob on
zero, this pedal seems to invert, giving this pig squealer a warm,
pick less tone, reminiscent of Fripp’s E-bow [apparently Fripp did not actually use an E-Bow?] tone and any Holdsworth riff
you can think of. I’ll give it 7 out of 10 because it did take a couple
of hours to figure out the tone knob.”
zero, this pedal seems to invert, giving this pig squealer a warm,
pick less tone, reminiscent of Fripp’s E-bow [apparently Fripp did not actually use an E-Bow?] tone and any Holdsworth riff
you can think of. I’ll give it 7 out of 10 because it did take a couple
of hours to figure out the tone knob.”
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