Has anyone heard this pedal yet? Thanks for any feedback.
http://www.americanmusical.com/item...&OVKEY=boss fdr1 deluxe reverb&OVMTC=advanced
http://www.americanmusical.com/item...&OVKEY=boss fdr1 deluxe reverb&OVMTC=advanced
Has anyone heard this pedal yet? Thanks for any feedback.
http://www.americanmusical.com/item...&OVKEY=boss fdr1 deluxe reverb&OVMTC=advanced
tried it. sounded gimmicky, really. not like a deluxe at all- my guess is they will sell a lot to people who don't know what a deluxe sounds like, but it had a nice reverb and trem.
I own a cube 60 and ive always been impressed with its moddels.
. . . WOULD YOU SAY THE TREM IS "BETTER" ON THESE NEW FENDE/BOSS UNITS THAN THE OLD BOSS TR-2 ???
. . . WOULD YOU SAY THE TREM IS "BETTER" ON THESE NEW FENDE/BOSS UNITS THAN THE OLD BOSS TR-2 ???
never tried the tr-2, since i never use trem. I am not against amp modeling either, since I use it a lot. However, most modelers would say something like 'California Dlx' and not mention Fender by name. Not only avoiding the wrath of Fender in the process- but it lets the consumer know it is 'based on' a certain model. These pedals make you think you sound 'exactly' like a deluxe or bassman with any amp. You won't. Not even close. Again, it is marketed to people who don't know what these amps sound like- people who do, know better.
Why are you yelling? :smokin:
sORRY mATE, i aM nOT yELLING - pROMISE, I oNLY nOTICED i lEFT tHE cAPS-lOCK oN half way through the sentence and did not want to start all over !
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Why would anyone buy a pedal claiming to sound like some other amp than the one they have instead of just buying the amp they think they want their sound to be like?
I'm gonna go out on a limb and assume that more people can afford a pedal than an amp.