* anxiously awaits brown truck *

it's definitely better than the pedals you have. the question is how will it do in a live setting. guess you'll find out soon enough.

Thats the thing. You never know until you put it on a stage next to a drumset. I'm predicting lots of fiddling with gain and volume levels for a few gigs. Sadly I only have two gigs in January and one of them is going to be pretty quiet. :(
 
I saw a guy at BB Kings in Nashville that played with a pretty big band. Horns, the whole works and he cut through perfectly. All he had was the plexitone and a house amp (epiphone blues 30 something or other). Just jaw dropping good tone. I think you're going to be really happy with it.
 
I saw a guy at BB Kings in Nashville that played with a pretty big band. Horns, the whole works and he cut through perfectly. All he had was the plexitone and a house amp (epiphone blues 30 something or other). Just jaw dropping good tone. I think you're going to be really happy with it.

I could actually just take this thing to a gig by itself if I wanted to and didn't need any wacky sounds.
 
Thanks. Now I have pedal GAS.......

Sounds really nice! The Martin definitely has some mid tone going on there....really thick.
 
Thanks. Now I have pedal GAS.......

Sounds really nice! The Martin definitely has some mid tone going on there....really thick.

:grin:

Its a bit more manly than my other stuff...like I was saying above I'm going to need to spend a little time figuring it out...
 
hehe. I demo'd it for Harkenrider while his class was tearing down and mine was setting up and a whole room full of guitar players virtually crapped themselves :tongue:
 
Something like this probably, why?

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see that's nice. at least you don't have to worry about taking up too much space on a power strip. though i assume you're using the additional outlet on your PP2.
 
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