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rayj wrote:I think this is going to be my next pedal:

I dunno, I don't think there are enough knobs on this thing.

Shit, the computer in Pittsburgh has the pictures of the pedals I made out of bibles and a stick of deodorant.

benadrian wrote:I want to let it be known that Mr. Ovipositor is not fucking around at all. His band, Ovipositor, is quite awesome as well.

Ben Adrian

And I want to let it be known that Ben Adrian has a hypnotically massive cock that is to be feared as well as revered. Not because it's "true" in the technical sense, but because it'll mean he owes me $5. Or $5 more, rather.

Peaches.

Anyone ever have a tube driver, made by tube works? It was my first pedal and I loved it. It was copper colored, obnoxiously huge and you had to plug it in. I ended up selling it to buy what would be a worhtless engagement ring. I've seen a few smaller versions of it over the years, but I'd kill for one of those originals about as much as the......harmonic percolator.

lemur68 wrote:I picked up the RP80 recently and I think it's great. I never used those older Digitech models, so I can't vouch for them being ass, nor can I compare the RP80 to those, but I like it. Sure, the actual pedals are favorable to digital simulations of them, and turning knobs is easier than the less-than-user-friendly RP80 interface, but it's handy for those who like having effects on hand to experiment with but don't use them enough to justify the expense of a huge bank of pedals.

RP80.. heh. My friends used to joke, "You should get an RP5000000!". I would be on the floor trying to press those dumb buttons when everyone else was wailing on their Peavies. When they make an RP5000000 I will definately buy it. I'm going to have to get out the RP5. Maybe by now it has a certain novelty to it since the 90s can be seen as a seperate context from now. Probably not. :/

Anyone ever have a tube driver, made by tube works?

They sounded pretty good full blast.
Tube Drivers are still out there, and not too expensive. Also Dean Markley made a nearly identical pedal called the Overlord, it may have even been made by Tube Works. Good buzz.

I'm looking for a EH Bigmuff ... anyone with a spare one ?

I just bought a new EH microamp and I love it
it sounds way better than my seymour duncan pickup booster. It does the same thing, I just use it for a boost to drive my amp to slight breakup, but it just sounds better. it's subtle, but appreciable

Just bought a Barge Concepts BB-1 Jr.

It's a clone of the Roland BeeBaa, my holy grail of fuzz.

This soundclip should explain why.

http://www.bargeconcepts.com/clips/bb/1bb1.mp3

i just bought an xotic RC BOOSTER pedal to use with my electrical 500 and traynor yba-1a.

it sounds really swell. i wanted something that would add a bit of cut through, volume and bite on top of the current overdriven sound I already have. it works great and doesn't add the normal stompbox opacity on top of the guitar sound that I have..

the only thing I am not happy with is the fact it has the COMIC SANS typeface printed on the pedal. call me a fontnazi if you must, but this sucks.

otherwise- great pedal.