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Ideally a Reverb pedal to me should* > Emulate older classic verbs well. Yes, convincing Fender spring tank emulation > No obvious "delay" echos Yes. > Allow clean dry through Yes. > No "fake" or "modulated"-ness Yes, really natural sounding. > Have a mix control! and possibly a boost Yes + you can...

I'll be sitting this one out. Have fun!

FYI: the generic rackshelves work like a charm, there's a hole to mount the Microracks without extra drilling. Small question: does anyone here happen to know if there is space saved inside for the screw that mounts it to the shelf? Just to be sure that I don't touch any of the circuit with the scre...

Just had a chance to try the 32 OD, what a great pedal! The Clean knob really makes it shine in edge-of-breakup territory, perfect to add a touch of hair without losing definition. With the Drive way up I also enjoyed it very much, sweet tone, really my kind of overdrive pedal :D Looking forward to ...

Pepe wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 09, 2022 9:06 am

The ³²OD then?

Correctamundo! I have yet to try it, will give it a spin tomorrow or during the weekend.
Once again, thank you very much Laurie, for the pedal, the t-shirt and the new record

No, it is not, but it is indeed a drive pedal.

Aaaand... here it is!

Thank you very much Laurie, I was very excited to see which pedal was in the box. Well worth the wait!
And also thanks for the extra gift, a Fuzz-themed T-shirt I'll post some pics of this soon!

Now, the first clue:

It is a yellow pedal, but not Boss

Great little box indeed, lately I'm using it for bass, the lead channel gets me a really nice overdriven tone without losing (much) low end. My clean tone is pretty midrangey anyway, so sounds great with the SD-2.

No, still nothing on the horizon...

laurie wrote: ↑

Wed May 18, 2022 11:38 am

The generic one should work. Might need to drill holes in the shelf to match the screw holes on the bottom of the Micro Rack units.

Great, thanks for the response!