NPD TC electronic hall of fame

[EmiAba]

finally I put the last pedal in my pedalboard. It took almost a year to choose the pedals and to build it up. Yesterday the TC electronic hall of fame landed on my table to be assembled with all others. I am really impressed by it. I think it is not the best reverb pedal the money can buy, but its worth every penny used to buy it. I like the room setting and the church setting the most. it adds the right amount of depth to the sound, and in conjunction with the flashback it is even better. I want to find a little more time to explore the tone print feature. What do you think about it? Anyone has complain about it? Suggestion about settings?

 

[Blille]

Re: NPD TC electronic hall of fame

When I had one I think I downloaded one called a room with a view I really liked and a robben ford one as well.

 

[VinceT]

Re: NPD TC electronic hall of fame

I have the HOF Mini. Lots of fun to be had with the Toneprint downloads. I ended up using the editor on my Mac to construct my own tone print that did everything I wanted in the sweep of one knob.


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[EmiAba]

Re: NPD TC electronic hall of fame

At the moment I am focusing my attention on the presets. They sound good to me. Never had a reverb before this all of fame, so it is all new for me. I used to set to zero the reverb on my ampli because I have always preferred a touch of chorus to color my sound. But lately my state changed. As I said the presets are good to my ears and they give me more than I ask to a pedal like this.

 

[Aceman]

Re: NPD TC electronic hall of fame

While I don't happen to use them, I really don't think you can go wrong with a Flashback and a HOF, of any size.

Too few people use delay and reverb together.

 

[dave74]

Re: NPD TC electronic hall of fame

I have the hof2 behind the original flashback. The extra toneprint slots are nice but I still have only changed one from the stock setting.
The mash footswitch is useful and so far has functioned well, but only time will tell. I do like the standard soft-clicking switch a bit better though.