Re: whats the effect, kenneth? (OT)

["Stan Card" <stanitarium@earthlink.net>]

Wow good info-for my own 2 cents worth,I use the TREMELO/PAN PN2 by Boss-it
does the panning etc but for my buck the tremelo depth is the bomb-it goes
dead off between pulses and its almost scary. Boss has a new Tremelo, the
TR2 and it sucks-very weak trem-has the same pot as the pn2, you can go 
from
saw to square .you can still find used PN2s . ......have a loopy holiday
all.....STANNER

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>From: Echopark99@aol.com
>To: Loopers-Delight@annihilist.com
>Subject: Re: whats the effect, kenneth? (OT)
>Date: Mon, Dec 20, 1999, 7:08 PM
>

> In a message dated 99-12-20 16:58:00 EST, you write:
>
> <<
>  ** you could check out the fulltone supatrem. it has both hard and soft
>  waves (i guess square and saw?). the hard gets a pretty cool gating 
>sound .
>  . . and you can mix the effect versus straight signal.
>   >>
> The Fulltone does get that sound. I use a Dunlop Tremolo, it has a knob 
>to
> adjust from soft to hard wave shape. I had to tweak an internal trim pot 
>or
> two to bunp the effects output a bit, though, as it had a slight dip in
> signal. The Fulltone actually uses a 1 dB boost when engaged and it 
>really
> helps cut through.
>
> When I saw Peter Buck a couple of years ago he was using the Diaz 
>Tremodillo
> pedal, sometimes using a pretty hard chop. It's possible that is also 
>what he
> used in that recording.
>
> I found the used Dunlop for $70, so after making the tweak I was very 
>happy.
> I think people dump them because they are to quiet when engaged. But some
> careful tweaking will make it better than most others. Gets a full off-on
> chop if you want. Also does stereo panning and will pass a stereo signal
> through bypass or effect with or without pan. Versatile yet simple to 
>use.
>
> eric p
> echo park
>
>