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I can't recommend the Magus Pro enough. It's an amazing clone of three different Rats, except they've actually made them sound better. For 30 bucks it's an absolute steal.
I am not super expert at old school pedals -- I think the SCF Gold Chorus is a TC original.
Apparently it originally was a rack mounted device (called the SCF) in the 80s or 90s, and they made the pedal version about 20 years ago.
Did a quick web search on some of the other effects. Most of the results were from gear forums, and I suspect are educated guesses:
Grand magus — based on rat
Grand magus pro — based on rat, turborat, fatrat
Honey pot fuzz — based on EHX Big Muff PI
Skysurfer reverb — marketing text says it is based on 'classic' mono reverb spring, plate, and hall algorithms.
Echobrain — based on a Behringer clone of a Boss analog delay
Last edited by IndigoHeart936 December 14, 2024 at 06:15 PM.
In for the Chorus / Flanger. Has been a pedal I've heard about here and there as fun so why not. I'm a sucker for modulation anyway and resisted the Ross Chorus blowout so I guess here I am spending the same money weeks later (sigh) ... Polytune hard to complain about as an onstage tuner if you need one
The new TC Plethora X1 is also on sale and currently $129.99. I couldn't resist at that price point. The Polytune is super tempting to grab but I just got a Peterson Strobo stomp mini and have a couple Tuner Presses.
Last edited by jplee3 December 14, 2024 at 07:03 PM.
When you go to check out there is an option to buy the Wiim Mini for $59! It's currently $90 everywhere else and is (IMO) the best audio streaming device around (besides the more expensive Wiim models). It shows $69 on the page, but was offered for $59 when viewing my cart. https://www.sweetwater.com/store/...n_products
I can't recommend the Magus Pro enough. It's an amazing clone of three different Rats, except they've actually made them sound better. For 30 bucks it's an absolute steal.
Last edited by nealnealneal December 14, 2024 at 11:47 PM.
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Some more clone info:
Zeus Drive -> Klon Centaur
3rd Dimension Chorus -> Boss Dimension C, minus stereo input and output
Cinders Overdrive -> Boss Blues Driver
Eyemaster Metal Distortion -> Boss Heavy Metal, minus two knobs
Thunderstorm Flanger -> Boss BF-2
A few of the pedals on sale (like the Echobrain) are repackages of Behringer's plastic pedals. Also, the switches on these are engage-on-release, not engage-on-hold.
Also, the TC Electronic Bass amplifier heads are on sale with significant discounts. They are compact and lightweight bass amp heads. 200, 250, and 500 watt models. $110 - $240.
They require a bass speaker cabinet to play with though, unless running direct into a PA or into a recording interface. They do have headphones outputs.
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Apparently it originally was a rack mounted device (called the SCF) in the 80s or 90s, and they made the pedal version about 20 years ago.
Did a quick web search on some of the other effects. Most of the results were from gear forums, and I suspect are educated guesses:
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The mini is $10 cheaper but doesn't have an option for battery power.
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Zeus Drive -> Klon Centaur
3rd Dimension Chorus -> Boss Dimension C, minus stereo input and output
Cinders Overdrive -> Boss Blues Driver
Eyemaster Metal Distortion -> Boss Heavy Metal, minus two knobs
Thunderstorm Flanger -> Boss BF-2
A few of the pedals on sale (like the Echobrain) are repackages of Behringer's plastic pedals. Also, the switches on these are engage-on-release, not engage-on-hold.
They require a bass speaker cabinet to play with though, unless running direct into a PA or into a recording interface. They do have headphones outputs.
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