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    this pedal sounds amazing! I have had it a little under a week now but haven't had much time to use it till now!

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    Guitars: Ibanez RG420, Ibanez RGA7, Ibanez RGD7421, Ibanez AFS75T 1993 Korean Squier Strat, Jackson MIJ DXMG, Yamaha APX500II
    Basses: Ibanez SR605
    Amp(s): Marshall JCM800 clone
    Seymour Duncan Pickups used: Pegasus, Sentient, Blackouts, JB, Jazz, Invader, Hotrails, Vintage Stack (tele set), Dave Mustaine Livewire,

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    Re: NGD! MXR Carbon Copy!

    I love my Carbon Copy. Great buy!
    Go Packers!

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    • #3
      Re: NGD! MXR Carbon Copy!

      I love that pedal!
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      Gibson LP Trad Pro II->Various pedals->MEsa Boogie MkV->Owensby/219 Guitar Works Vertical Slant 2x12 w/WGS ET-65 and Veteran 30.

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        It's a good one! Every CC I see seems like a different shade of green to me. They all sound fantastic though.
        Originally posted by Rockstar216
        Musician thinking - nice strat, looks like a 62, that Marshall JCM 800 sounds great, the lead guitarist could use a bit less treble

        Bar patron thinking - Wonder if these guys know "Free bird"?

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        • #5
          Re: NGD! MXR Carbon Copy!

          Hey I have one of those.

          It's my "now I'm standing on top of a mountain in a cave in outer space" button.
          green globe burned black by sunn

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          • #6
            Re: NGD! MXR Carbon Copy!

            It's a little gem. Really glad I picked one up when I bought into the hype as soon as they were released.

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            • #7
              Re: NGD! MXR Carbon Copy!

              It's sort of my baseline "sweet delay" sound that I judge others against. Without qualification, money well-spent, which I can't say about many effects I own.

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              • #8
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                It's one of those special pedals, I've had plenty of other delay pedals over the years, I've had even far 'better' delay pedals by all means, but yet the Carbon Copy hasn't ever left my board. You can set the mix and regen down low and use it as a subtle echo/reverb, or you can set it much higher for all sorts of crazy sounds on the upper ends of the regen. It's just such a useful pedal to have.
                Originally posted by BigAlTheBird
                I just got oiixed in the mung by a Canadian.

                Timmy - 1
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                • #9
                  Re: NGD! MXR Carbon Copy!

                  I like it, but i noticed that it makes your original guitar sound a bit thinner. You'll see what i mean if you turn all the knobs down so that the delays are inaudible, then switch the pedal on and off. If it didn't do that i would love it unreservedly.
                  "Technique is really the elimination of the unneccessary ... it is a constant effort to avoid any personal impediment or obstacle to acheive the smooth flow of energy and intent"
                  Yehudi Menuhin

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                  • #10
                    Re: NGD! MXR Carbon Copy!

                    Nice grab, lovely little analog delay. You should give us a full review...
                    TOUQUE ROCK...EH???? I AM CANADIAN

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                    • #11
                      Re: NGD! MXR Carbon Copy!

                      Originally posted by Kamanda~SD View Post
                      Nice grab, lovely little analog delay. You should give us a full review...
                      uhhhhhhhhhhhh yeahhhh LOL sorry school has been a tad overwhelming when I was sick there, I am getting on it ASAP
                      Guitars: Ibanez RG420, Ibanez RGA7, Ibanez RGD7421, Ibanez AFS75T 1993 Korean Squier Strat, Jackson MIJ DXMG, Yamaha APX500II
                      Basses: Ibanez SR605
                      Amp(s): Marshall JCM800 clone
                      Seymour Duncan Pickups used: Pegasus, Sentient, Blackouts, JB, Jazz, Invader, Hotrails, Vintage Stack (tele set), Dave Mustaine Livewire,

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                      • #12
                        Re: NGD! MXR Carbon Copy!

                        Hey, all you CC lovers. I'm looking for a second delay for my board. One requirement is, it MUST be MXR-sized, so obviously the CC qualifies. As a long time DD-3 user, I'm worried about the CC's reputation for being "dark". Is it really that dark, or is it just another slightly different voice that will contrast nicely with my DD?

                        I've also heard it's brighter at shorter delay times. If I'm using is mostly for slapback and the occasional 300-millisecond-ish echo, will the darkness become a non-problem?
                        Tra-la-laa, lala-la-laa!
                        Rich Stevens


                        "I am using you; am I amusing you?" - Martha Johnson, What People Do For Fun

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                        • #13
                          Re: NGD! MXR Carbon Copy!

                          Originally posted by Rich_S View Post
                          Hey, all you CC lovers. I'm looking for a second delay for my board. One requirement is, it MUST be MXR-sized, so obviously the CC qualifies. As a long time DD-3 user, I'm worried about the CC's reputation for being "dark". Is it really that dark, or is it just another slightly different voice that will contrast nicely with my DD?

                          I've also heard it's brighter at shorter delay times. If I'm using is mostly for slapback and the occasional 300-millisecond-ish echo, will the darkness become a non-problem?
                          flashback delay would be good!
                          Guitars: Ibanez RG420, Ibanez RGA7, Ibanez RGD7421, Ibanez AFS75T 1993 Korean Squier Strat, Jackson MIJ DXMG, Yamaha APX500II
                          Basses: Ibanez SR605
                          Amp(s): Marshall JCM800 clone
                          Seymour Duncan Pickups used: Pegasus, Sentient, Blackouts, JB, Jazz, Invader, Hotrails, Vintage Stack (tele set), Dave Mustaine Livewire,

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                          • #14
                            Re: NGD! MXR Carbon Copy!

                            Originally posted by Rich_S View Post
                            Hey, all you CC lovers. I'm looking for a second delay for my board. One requirement is, it MUST be MXR-sized, so obviously the CC qualifies. As a long time DD-3 user, I'm worried about the CC's reputation for being "dark". Is it really that dark, or is it just another slightly different voice that will contrast nicely with my DD?

                            I've also heard it's brighter at shorter delay times. If I'm using is mostly for slapback and the occasional 300-millisecond-ish echo, will the darkness become a non-problem?
                            If your looking analog in that size, you really only have a few choices, the CC, the new Boss Waza Craft Dm-2, and Ibanez analog delay (which it looks like they discontinued?) off the top of my head. Analog delays are 'darker' because the sound 'degrades' as the repeats continue, starting by chopping off the high end. Personally, unless going for "the edge" type sounds, I much prefer the more natural sounding analog delay. digital can be harsh and abrasive sometimes. Every time I use my digital delay (for flexibility purposes and long delay times) its always on some sort of analog or tape settings.

                            For slapback I'd say the analog will be better as it will 'stay out of the way' more and sits better with your original signal. I believe all the pedals I listed above can do 300ms, I do know the ibanez has the shortest of the three.
                            TOUQUE ROCK...EH???? I AM CANADIAN

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                            • #15
                              Re: NGD! MXR Carbon Copy!

                              Originally posted by Rich_S View Post
                              Hey, all you CC lovers. I'm looking for a second delay for my board. One requirement is, it MUST be MXR-sized, so obviously the CC qualifies. As a long time DD-3 user, I'm worried about the CC's reputation for being "dark". Is it really that dark, or is it just another slightly different voice that will contrast nicely with my DD?

                              I've also heard it's brighter at shorter delay times. If I'm using is mostly for slapback and the occasional 300-millisecond-ish echo, will the darkness become a non-problem?
                              I use the CC for slapback delay all the time. I'm in a country band, so it's actually set to a short slap delay more than a longer delay.

                              If you are looking for a small footprint slapback delay, it's hard to beat the Mooer AnaEcho. It's a clone of the Boss DM-2, does a great slapback sound and is very very small and usually can be had for $50-60 on ebay.
                              Go Packers!

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