jeffinaustin
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If so any thoughts? One stack better or clean up better than the other?
Anyone played the Scarab Deluxe and the Ramble FX Twin Bender?
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Modern Silicon loaded take on a Tonebender = Scarab Deluxe
More vintage sounding Ge-loaded take on a Tonebender = Ramble Fx
If you like tighter and more modern go with the SD.
If you like looser and more vintage sounding go with the Ramble.
I also don't think TBs always make the best stackers....
More vintage sounding Ge-loaded take on a Tonebender = Ramble Fx
If you like tighter and more modern go with the SD.
If you like looser and more vintage sounding go with the Ramble.
I also don't think TBs always make the best stackers....
jeffinaustin
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The Scarab stacks well in my experience. Could be because it's tighter as you said.Modern Silicon loaded take on a Tonebender = Scarab Deluxe
More vintage sounding Ge-loaded take on a Tonebender = Ramble Fx
If you like tighter and more modern go with the SD.
If you like looser and more vintage sounding go with the Ramble.
I also don't think TBs always make the best stackers....
WhoJamFan
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I had both, preferred the Twin Bender for nailing 60s era fuzz tones. Unfortunately, it needs to be the first thing your guitar sees to work right, and using a wireless with it was useless.
Too bad, really dug the sound.
I can dial in just about any classic fuzz tone with my Amptweaker Tight Fuzz Pro, and thanks to the impedence matching circuitry in the front end of it, doesn't care if I use a wireless and/or place it after a buffered bypass pedal.
Too bad, really dug the sound.
I can dial in just about any classic fuzz tone with my Amptweaker Tight Fuzz Pro, and thanks to the impedence matching circuitry in the front end of it, doesn't care if I use a wireless and/or place it after a buffered bypass pedal.
