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Argle Bargle or Foofaraw?
So I ended up with an MXR Custom Badass 78 (The guy with the JH-1 flaked on me.). Found it for a great price on Reverb, and it just arrived this afternoon. I haven't had a chance to play with it yet.

Wow. I gotta figure out how make pictures show up smaller. Sheesh. thwap0

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Cool. I've been curious about those. Looking forward to your observations.
 
It's a nice pedal. Curiously, it's copy of another mass produced pedal that has already been modded by a stalwart of the boutique community. I'm not quite sure who to be outraged at. :grin:
 
It's a nice pedal. Curiously, it's copy of another mass produced pedal that has already been modded by a stalwart of the boutique community. I'm not quite sure who to be outraged at. :grin:

Thanks. You know, I don't have the time, energy or interest to care about the lineage of a pedal. I'll leave that debate to others. :wink: I just need a pedal that will give me sounds that I like and need (like Elliott Easton's sound on Just What I Needed and Shake It Up).

I had a chance to mess with it a little bit at low volume last night, and so far I like what it can do. I was playing my LP through my Peavey Classic 30 - both clean channel and dirty channel - and it has a pretty wide range of sounds and gain. There were a few settings that got pretty harsh sounding (turned the Tone knob up to 3 O'clock and no "crunch" setting), but those are easily avoided.
 
Thanks. You know, I don't have the time, energy or interest to care about the lineage of a pedal. I'll leave that debate to others. :wink: I just need a pedal that will give me sounds that I like and need (like Elliott Easton's sound on Just What I Needed and Shake It Up).

I had a chance to mess with it a little bit at low volume last night, and so far I like what it can do. I was playing my LP through my Peavey Classic 30 - both clean channel and dirty channel - and it has a pretty wide range of sounds and gain. There were a few settings that got pretty harsh sounding (turned the Tone knob up to 3 O'clock and no "crunch" setting), but those are easily avoided.

For the record, it's a Keeley modded BOSS DS-1. Personally, I like the RAT better, but it's a great sounding pedal.
 
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