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danelectro BLT slap echo & danelectro fish & chips 7 band EQ
the blt does exactly what it says it does, no more, no less, real 50's/60's analog sound, perfect for rockabilly, or if you turn the repeats & mix up all the way, well, you get repeats that are louder than the origional note, and still kinda trail off in an analog kinda way, which would be cool for indie bands i suppose. Despite getting bad harmony central & other things like that's reviews, any educated player who's looking for this type of effect will appreciate it, it got the guitar player's editor's pick, because it does exactly what it claims to & it's cheap. DO NOT expect digital delay outta this thing, if you do, go listen to some scotty moore & then try it again later
the EQ also does exactly what it claims to, at $30 I'd say its a better value than the boss
I'm not too worried about the casing on either, my effects are either ON for a song or OFF for a song, so my pedals get more gentle taps than they do all out stomps
all in all, a well spent $60
the blt does exactly what it says it does, no more, no less, real 50's/60's analog sound, perfect for rockabilly, or if you turn the repeats & mix up all the way, well, you get repeats that are louder than the origional note, and still kinda trail off in an analog kinda way, which would be cool for indie bands i suppose. Despite getting bad harmony central & other things like that's reviews, any educated player who's looking for this type of effect will appreciate it, it got the guitar player's editor's pick, because it does exactly what it claims to & it's cheap. DO NOT expect digital delay outta this thing, if you do, go listen to some scotty moore & then try it again later
the EQ also does exactly what it claims to, at $30 I'd say its a better value than the boss
I'm not too worried about the casing on either, my effects are either ON for a song or OFF for a song, so my pedals get more gentle taps than they do all out stomps
all in all, a well spent $60
