Seamus McFlanery
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I'm currently building a pedal board and I am looking at these two for a possible tremolo pedal. Which one is the better sounding? Which is easier to dial in?
Seymour Duncan Shape Shifter vs Wampler Latitude Deluxe
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Seamus McFlanery
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Re: Seymour Duncan Shape Shifter vs Wampler Latitude Deluxe
Add the Fulltone Supra Trem 2 to that list as well.
Add the Fulltone Supra Trem 2 to that list as well.
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Re: Seymour Duncan Shape Shifter vs Wampler Latitude Deluxe
I have a Shape Shifter, the current purple one. I like being able to morph among different waveforms and shapes. I think it sounds great, and I've had no issues.
I have a Shape Shifter, the current purple one. I like being able to morph among different waveforms and shapes. I think it sounds great, and I've had no issues.
PFDarkside
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Re: Seymour Duncan Shape Shifter vs Wampler Latitude Deluxe
Shape Shifter is great. Wampler seems great too. Tons of pros use the Fulltone.
Shape Shifter is great. Wampler seems great too. Tons of pros use the Fulltone.
Aceman
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Re: Seymour Duncan Shape Shifter vs Wampler Latitude Deluxe
What do you want to DO with your tremolo?
And the Supa-Trem is a box of classic awesome, IMO...I have a Tremolo Fetish and my pedals run from a Danelectro Mini to a Diaz Tremedillo for Full Disclosure.
For total ease of Dial-In?
Fulltone, hands down. Sounds great, works great. Speaking of the I, not the newer version. I dig the speed switch on the old one. The phase and mix switch - meh.
Lattitude is a lot of knobs for knob fiddlers with more money than sense, IMO. Sounds fine, but seriously - we are talking about a volume control here.
Duncan is a nice middle ground with tap and shape etc...not too expensive, but definitely more features if you are making fine adjustments for whatever reason.
What do you want to DO with your tremolo?
And the Supa-Trem is a box of classic awesome, IMO...I have a Tremolo Fetish and my pedals run from a Danelectro Mini to a Diaz Tremedillo for Full Disclosure.
For total ease of Dial-In?
Fulltone, hands down. Sounds great, works great. Speaking of the I, not the newer version. I dig the speed switch on the old one. The phase and mix switch - meh.
Lattitude is a lot of knobs for knob fiddlers with more money than sense, IMO. Sounds fine, but seriously - we are talking about a volume control here.
Duncan is a nice middle ground with tap and shape etc...not too expensive, but definitely more features if you are making fine adjustments for whatever reason.
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