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  • Aceman
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    Originally posted by Wattage View Post
    pretty neat pedal, got me looking at the Taxidea Taxus - Badger and the Friedman one
    Go check out the pedal room for a quick sound test

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  • CaptainWhizz
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    Don’t forget that, with a loop switched pedal, you can have the preamp of your amp in one loop, and the Mooer in another loop, and use a pedal to switch between. If the Mooer sounds better into the power section of the amp, that is.

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  • Wattage
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    pretty neat pedal, got me looking at the Taxidea Taxus - Badger and the Friedman one

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  • Aceman
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    I do love the DSL 40's on clean. Fantastic tone.

    This little box can function as Off/Dirt channel on, or the button can switch between clean/dirty. Very cool feature.

    I could add 900 dirt to anything with a button
    or use it as my clean/dirty amp.

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  • Demanic
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    You should try it sometime.

    Sent from my SM-A115A using Tapatalk

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  • Aceman
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    I don't know how "900" the clean flavor is. Never listened to a 900 clean! LOL

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  • Demanic
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    Originally posted by dave74 View Post
    I think he's saying to use the 900 pedal for dirty-cleans/lighter-breakup and then goose it all with a distortion pedal in front of them both. (dist-900-amp)
    Why do this I'm not sure.
    No. Clean cleans. Just with the 900 flavor.

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  • Aceman
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    I will say that the distortion gets pretty wicked going into the clean on the Marshall vs into the loop.

    This was interesting.

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  • dave74
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    I think he's saying to use the 900 pedal for dirty-cleans/lighter-breakup and then goose it all with a distortion pedal in front of them both. (dist-900-amp)
    Why do this I'm not sure.

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  • Aceman
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    Originally posted by Demanic View Post

    I think that you will like it.
    Honestly, not sure why I'd do this. Why not just run the pedal into the clean channel? I don't have any amps with sucky clean channels. Can't believe I'd like that clean any better than the others. But like I said... All kinds of interesting possibilities. Won't say no to anything.

    I hope the impedance is correct

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  • Demanic
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    Originally posted by Aceman View Post
    I have yet to try:

    Distortion > 900 > Power amp.

    But an excellent idea!
    I think that you will like it.

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  • Aceman
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    I have yet to try:

    Distortion > 900 > Power amp.

    But an excellent idea!

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  • Demanic
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    You should try running it into the power section of one of your amps set for a clean sound. Then hit it with your TT Mayhem for your distortion sound.

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  • Aceman
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    Took my Jackson V for a test run. The EQ on this thing has a really nice range. Mid boosted gets into a nice Randy zone. Bass & Treble up is as thrashy as you'd like.
    Last edited by Aceman; 09-15-2021, 08:09 PM.

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  • Aceman
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    MZ into the loop is a great way to use it. No slaps given.

    Fascinating. Never knew this about Mesa. Will have to try a few things out and see...

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