What is your oldest stomp still in service?
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Vasshu the humanoid typhoon
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Re: What is your oldest stomp still in service?
Hmm my Guyatone Moving box flanger and two Ibanez(FL-301) and Maxon(CS-505) pedals from the late 70's.
Hmm my Guyatone Moving box flanger and two Ibanez(FL-301) and Maxon(CS-505) pedals from the late 70's.
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Little Pigbacon
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Re: What is your oldest stomp still in service?
My Mesa V-Twin is probably early-mid 90’s (?).
http://www.mesaboogie.com/support/out-of-production/v-twin-preamp.html
My Ibanez CS5 is probably early 90’s. I don’t really use it, though, because it’s noisy, and the footswitch is a sad joke.
My Mesa V-Twin is probably early-mid 90’s (?).
http://www.mesaboogie.com/support/out-of-production/v-twin-preamp.html
My Ibanez CS5 is probably early 90’s. I don’t really use it, though, because it’s noisy, and the footswitch is a sad joke.
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NoOnesFang13
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Re: What is your oldest stomp still in service?
Which Morley do you have? My oldest pedal is a Morley PWF from the 70s my buddy found at a swap meet for $20 a few months back. But my first pedal I still use is a Boss BD-2 I got about 10 years ago.
Which Morley do you have? My oldest pedal is a Morley PWF from the 70s my buddy found at a swap meet for $20 a few months back. But my first pedal I still use is a Boss BD-2 I got about 10 years ago.
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Re: What is your oldest stomp still in service?
I have a 70's PWB that I put in mothballs and replaced with a Morley mini. I was doing too much maintenance on the vintage pedal. I am very hard on a wah and this pedal gave me 30 years of hard service. I just use it at home now. The mini is doing the heavy lifting just fine. I also have the new Burton FUZZ/WAH reissue which I love.
I have a 70's PWB that I put in mothballs and replaced with a Morley mini. I was doing too much maintenance on the vintage pedal. I am very hard on a wah and this pedal gave me 30 years of hard service. I just use it at home now. The mini is doing the heavy lifting just fine. I also have the new Burton FUZZ/WAH reissue which I love.
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Demanic
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You've got a lead foot eh?I have a 70's PWB that I put in mothballs and replaced with a Morley mini. I was doing too much maintenance on the vintage pedal. I am very hard on a wah and this pedal gave me 30 years of hard service. I just use it at home now. The mini is doing the heavy lifting just fine. I also have the new Burton FUZZ/WAH reissue which I love.
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One of Jerry's Kids
Re: What is your oldest stomp still in service?
I use the thing during the 80's metal days it took a lot of abuse. I did a lot of volume swells, a couple of wah solos and would lean into it every lead to cut through the mix. It also had a beer spilled in it. The side screws on the housing snapped and had to be replaced. The posts holding the pead in place were replaced. The curtian inside has been repaired multiple times. It sounds great but the chance for failure at a live gig are high. THe mini is just as good and has a much smaller footprint.
I use the thing during the 80's metal days it took a lot of abuse. I did a lot of volume swells, a couple of wah solos and would lean into it every lead to cut through the mix. It also had a beer spilled in it. The side screws on the housing snapped and had to be replaced. The posts holding the pead in place were replaced. The curtian inside has been repaired multiple times. It sounds great but the chance for failure at a live gig are high. THe mini is just as good and has a much smaller footprint.
