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Hing Hon EK-001
MODIFICATIONS :
- Destruction filter pot. : destroy / distort any sound coming from the keyboard or from an external source
- Destruction Filter ON/OFF
- Range potentiometer : weird range / high-pass filter
- Pitch potentiometer
- 2 body contacts
- Tone generator (see the video at 5′40)
- Distort any sound with the input jack (video at 6′22)
Case mods & other mods :
- Red / white swirl paint job
- Big white (and strong) ON / OFF switch
- Volume slider now controls the sharpness of the filter (see video at 3′38 and with external samples at 8′00)
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http://www.wamplerpedals.com The Pinacle from Wampler is a most awesome box of dirt, gain, and grit. Really dug the versatility of the unit.
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I’ve had alot of requests for cheaper, more affordable pedals in some of my demos, so I went out, and got a pile of digitech and danelectro pedals to check out. I used a Gibson SG Les Paul and my Jaguar Jr from http://www.jaguaramplification.com ROCK OUUUUT!
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http://www.toadworksusa.com The Mr. Ed classic distortion. Straight forward, thick and rich drive, built to kill. I used a Fender American Standard Strat, an Audio Kitchen Lil Chopper amplifier , and a white Bullet Coily Cable from CORE ONE. The intro tunes are from a band called BODECO, who I get alot of questions about. You can get their cd’s at http://www.cdbaby.com I’m not affiliated with the group….just trying to point you to the music I dig.
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More info at www.sweetwater.com. Five new pedals from Visual Sound kick off the innovative guitar effects makers’ GarageTone series. These effects are positioned as boutique flavor at an affordable price. They feature simple controls and small-footprint standard stompbox bodies. The line consists of the Oil Can Phaser, Chainsaw Distortion, Drivetrain Overdrive (a redesigned version of the popular Reverend Guitars Drivetrain II), Chopper Tremolo, and Axle Grease Delay.
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GEAR
Burny / EX-240P (pu Tom Holmes H453LTD×2) (Alnico-IV magnet , 2conductor , 5300turns of wire 1 bobbin , unpotted)
Mashal / JTM30W
ZOOM / G2
GAUGE/ Elixir/Light-Heavy 10~52
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http://www.premierguitar.com PG’s Joe Coffey is On Location in Nashville, TN, for Summer NAMM ‘09 where he visits the Visual Sound booth. In this segment, we get to check out three of their newest pedals – V2 Vans Warped Distortion, Open Road Overdrive and Truetone Clean Boost.
The V2 Vans Warped Distortion is limited edition pedal that has three basic controls – Grind, Edge, and Loud (translation: Drive, Tone, Volume). The Vans Warped Distortion is definitely geared towards Warped Tour inspired guitarists. The Visual Sound guys were really proud of its grinding, low-end distortion, which is pertinent to a lot of the Warped Tour bands’ tone.
Based on Visual Sound’s Route 808, the Open Road offers that tone but with a more open sounding, amp-like overdrive with less dominant mid-range. It produces clear low end, sparkling highs and none of the mid-range hump. Open Road features a very interactive tone circuit, effecting not only high-end roll-off, but gain structure as well.
Truetone Clean Boost is a way to push the front end of your tube amp. Then again, it’s also a great way to push a good overdrive pedal a bit harder. If you like the tone you already have from another pedal, just put Truetone after that pedal for a volume boost as the Visual Sound guys said its great for a solo boost or to make a certain part stand out.The Truetone can get up to a 15dB boost, but it runs internally off of 27V. So, all of that boost is clean. They bump up the voltage inside the pedal, rather than requiring use of a special external power supply.
For more Summer NAMM ‘09 coverage or to view our completely FREE digital edition of Premier Guitar magazine, be sure to visit http://www.premierguitar.com
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Here is a tone demo of the Bugera V5 driving the 12″ speaker in my Peavey Bravo 112, distortion sounds only. Dean strat copy. Stock Peavey speaker, nothing fancy. Just seeing how the Bugera drives it. Distortion sounds pretty good I think; it’s still new and the tubes need some more breaking in. It gets very, very loud when hooked up to a 12″. I am playing this on the .1 watt setting with the volume about 7.
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http://www.tonefactor.com