jlagrassa said:I will have to check that out!
les_paul_strat said:what is the web site with the clips
gulliver said:Ed's a great player, but IMHO I don't think he's a good resource for pedal clips. To his credit, guy can make anything sound good ... and fit into his own unmistakable tone.
The pedal has quite a bit of gain. More than EVH, but it is a very ‘clear’ sounding pedal on high gain settings. It has a very articulate tone, with variations in picking producing a big difference in tone. Pinch harmonics are a breeze. With the gain set lower, it has a very throaty, midrange sound to it, which is very AC/DC to my ears. On lower gain settings the bridge pickup sounds quite punchy, and the neck pickup sounds fat, almost like the tone control has been turned down a notch.
The pedal has quite a bit of gain. More than EVH, but it is a very clear sounding pedal on high gain settings. It has a very articulate tone, with variations in picking producing a big difference in tone. Pinch harmonics are a breeze. With the gain set lower, it has a very throaty, midrange sound to it, which is very AC/DC to my ears. On lower gain settings the bridge pickup sounds quite punchy, and the neck pickup sounds fat, almost like the tone control has been turned down a notch.
LordRiffenstein said:The Crunch Box by itself delivered some mighty punchy tones indeed, big range in tones and sounds well for medium as high gain stuff.
El Salvador said:Wow! This is really what I'm looking for at the moment! Do you think it'll be a good combo with the low gain Timmy?
Anyway, I think I'm going to buy me one if the price stays $99![]()
erksin said:IME, the Blue Boy is the perfect compliment to the Timmy. It has the same kind of picking 'grip' on the notes as the Timmy (hard to describe - kind of like a rosined violin bow-type thing). That 'grip' makes it an easy sonic transition from one to the other - a very natural sounding, seamless gain changes. Plus, you don't lose that dynamic when you stack them. From Ed DeGenaro's clips in the soundclips section, the Crunch Box has that same picking dynamic going on with more gain (and a little Treble Booster tonal thing) than the BB.
Melodic Dreamer said:I have a Timmy too. Basically the Timmy and Crunch Box will be my main source of drive when playing at home.