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You're starting to worry me.View attachment 42873Well, what'd you expect?

You're starting to worry me.View attachment 42873Well, what'd you expect?
I might've breathed too much poly fumes today.You're starting to worry me.![]()
The QC has that chorus model and I LOVE it. When I pair it with my Majesty and Mark amp it feels like I’m starting to get into cosplay territoryView attachment 42873Well, what'd you expect?
what is it? Fuzz?
"Deuxplex"? What is it? Google is not being helpful.Trumpets inspiration for me before I cyborged the fuck out of my guitars because I couldn't find one for a noninsane price.
What a color! :O
"Deuxplex"? What is it? Google is not being helpful.
That's the closest Google hit I could get on Deuxplex, yeah. But JT's "trumpet" comment threw me off the the trail. I thought maybe there was some kind of guitar synth/ slow gear effect going on. No? Just oodles of gain?I think it is supposed to be a double plexi inspired JFET based preamp. They were made by Paul Trombetta along with a 4-plex and a bunch of other plex variants.
I was actually being sincere guys!!
im curious about this one, as its always avaliable on my used market for cheaps.Operational mode not recognised. Please restart. If problem persists, return to manufacturer for safe destruction.
As you know, I have almost no exciting pedals at all, being a largely conservative cheap skate. This humble little chap, however, has been on pretty much every board I've built since I first bought it, because unlike it's stablemate the MojoMojo, it doesn't seem to be at all picky about the amp in use, and you can always find a useable sound out of it.
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THATCHERITE!As you know, I have almost no exciting pedals at all, being a largely conservative cheap skate.
THATCHERITE!
here's a blip using the Brother's words:what is it? Fuzz?
That's the closest Google hit I could get on Deuxplex, yeah. But JT's "trumpet" comment threw me off the the trail. I thought maybe there was some kind of guitar synth/ slow gear effect going on. No? Just oodles of gain?
Sound way cooler than Walrus with their: ”oh hey, we just made a pedal out of an old film projector preamp because someone said that sounds cool so you all will think it sounds cool… because yeah, it’s cool”here's a blip using the Brother's words:
Inspired by vintage solid-state studio microphone pre’s from the 70s and 80s, the 228 PRE is a unique design tuned for guitar using a discrete transistor topology.
The two gain controls, INPUT GAIN and OUTPUT GAIN both change the feel and character of the signal, giving a responsive feel under the fingers. The 228 PRE enhances the guitar tone like a great overdrive can, but without clipping the signal. Its like an overdrive for your clean tone.
Using the gentle-slope HF (high frequency) and LF (low frequency) controls, the signal can be shaped to suit the amp and other pedals in the chain. Slight adjustments can make your tone fat and responsive, or make some more extreme adjustments to use the 228 PRE boosting the midrange into an overdrive. Everything from full range to treble boosting is available with these controls.
My words? It delivers tone bonerz with all my amps.
It's funny because it's diametrically opposed to all I hold dear.THATCHERITE!