BlockInlay
Octavate.band
Absolutely love it. You can’t get a bad tone out of it either. Eventually I’ll use the Soleman to control that too. Highly recommend it.
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Absolutely love it. You can’t get a bad tone out of it either. Eventually I’ll use the Soleman to control that too. Highly recommend it.
Help!I'maRock!
Mediocringly Derivative
BlockInlay
Octavate.band
Not enough to let Strymon advertise their name.
Ha! My kids went apeshit with a big stack of stickers I ordered. You should see my tele and my laptop.
Help!I'maRock!
Mediocringly Derivative
Uh oh. Don't show that to the TGP police. They'll have you institutionalized.
Guitar Heel
Demented Trick
Same.
BlockInlay
Octavate.band
Get one, amazing dirt. I haven’t tried a sunset yet but I can’t imagine ever not using the Riverside.
It works fantastic with my DRRI and the clean channel on my Orange.
It works fantastic with my DRRI and the clean channel on my Orange.
BlockInlay
Octavate.band
I forgot, the Riverside also has a built in noise gate. So, it offers two switchable drive settings (hundreds if you’re using MIDI), acts as a volume pedal if you connect an exp pedal, offers up to 5 dB boost if you connect a fav pedal to turn it on/off, and a great noise gate. Hell of a useful pedal that also happens to sound fantastic.
Chad
Slender Hobbit
BlockInlay
Octavate.band
Incoming
If I hate it, I'm coming for you.
Come and give me the pedal you mean. Get an expression pedal and a trs cable!
Chad
Slender Hobbit
I have an expression pedal and trs cable. I don’t know if I’d use it with a dirt pedal though. I bought it for the EL Cap, but don’t know if I’ve ever used it.
BlockInlay
Octavate.band
The always on boost, noise gate, and volume pedal are handy.
Chad
Slender Hobbit
It arrived today. I only played with it a few minutes, but it sounds fantastic. I'll probably get a favorite switch so I can use the boost. Do you know if you can use the boost by itself or does the drive have to be on?
BlockInlay
Octavate.band
That’s the great thing, boost, volume pedal, and noise gate work whether the drive is on or not
Start a thread, we can share settings
Porfirio
Jolokian
Your kids rule.
Chad
Slender Hobbit
post holiday board:
I'm going to order a favorite switch for the boost on the Riverside. When that comes, I'll slide the Polytune to the top of the board and put the favorite switch where the Polytune in now. I'll be using this with the Marshall, sometime this week, I'm going to put a board together for the Orange. The board for that will be pretty simple, probably just a tuner, boost, either the Hyper Metal or the Catapulp and the DD3 or the Big Ear Z-Delay. The Z-Delay won't be here until later in the week and a buddy has my DD-3. So once I have all that together, I'll figure it out.
I'm going to order a favorite switch for the boost on the Riverside. When that comes, I'll slide the Polytune to the top of the board and put the favorite switch where the Polytune in now. I'll be using this with the Marshall, sometime this week, I'm going to put a board together for the Orange. The board for that will be pretty simple, probably just a tuner, boost, either the Hyper Metal or the Catapulp and the DD3 or the Big Ear Z-Delay. The Z-Delay won't be here until later in the week and a buddy has my DD-3. So once I have all that together, I'll figure it out.
BlockInlay
Octavate.band
The thingies I added to some of the foot switches are really handy (footy).
Just need a longer cable with elbows to connect the wireless unit to the tuner.
Chad
Slender Hobbit
How do you like the Source Audio stuff? I bought their phaser and couldn't get rid of it fast enough. Maybe the editor could have made it sound good, but that isn't for me, if I can't get there by twisting knobs, its gone.
BlockInlay
Octavate.band
The nemesis and ventris are on par with Strymon for amazing tone. I think SA outperforms Strymon in the diversity of great sounds you can get AND they have far superior preset storage, especially compared to a small box Strymon (8 on board, hundreds with MIDI or the neuro hardware).
I wouldn’t bother with the LA Lady or the Vertigo Trem unless you’re using neuro. Each pedal offers a few engines on its own but when connected to neuro you get dozens of engines including from other pedals in the same effect type. So the LA Lady does a few dirt effects on its own but over 25 I think with neuro. And some of them are great.
SA needs to advertise this better because the available features and easy switching system offered by neuro hub plus the soleman are fantastic IMHO.
Blows Line6 away and far more user and pedalboard friendly than Strymon.
I wouldn’t bother with the LA Lady or the Vertigo Trem unless you’re using neuro. Each pedal offers a few engines on its own but when connected to neuro you get dozens of engines including from other pedals in the same effect type. So the LA Lady does a few dirt effects on its own but over 25 I think with neuro. And some of them are great.
SA needs to advertise this better because the available features and easy switching system offered by neuro hub plus the soleman are fantastic IMHO.
Blows Line6 away and far more user and pedalboard friendly than Strymon.
Guitar Heel
Demented Trick
I picked up a Mojohand 1979 op amp muff. It kills. But it’s also big so had to tweak the board. Also, I couldn’t get the Trio to cooperate, so trying the...beat buddy. 
Got the footswitch too for wicked cymbal action.
Got the footswitch too for wicked cymbal action.
Guitar Heel
Demented Trick
Made a few changes to Soo-Jin’s board too.
