freakyomichiyo

Vítor Ferreira Bem Silva

GearIQ 98 Joined Feb 2015 0 Followers

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Gear 12

People tend to judge in a harsh manner the brand Condor. I find it to be a nice manufacturer (specially if you consider it's price). I have a this guitar since I was sixteen and It's just lovely. The electrical part is not that good, but it is made with brazilian wood and it's really well built. I got a lot of great sounds with this guitar.
This was my first ever pedal, and my love for it goes way beyond sentimentalism. With just three knobs it can unleash an amount of sounds and agressivity that still amazes me. It has been a very constant pedal in my set. I've been using it as a light distortion pedal together with my Uber Metal for quite sometime. A must buy for every guitar player.
This was the second distortion pedal I ever bought and my love for it was almost instant. The amount of options and the range of sounds I can achieve with it is amazing. When I was younger I wasn't able to configure it correctly and it often became much louder than the lead guitar's sound. Now it has a big place in my heart and I love to unleash it during solos or really heavy riffs.
Not a great wah sound (which doesn't make it necessarily bad), but a really great value. It is a nicely built pedal and I ended up using it very little as a wah pedal and a whole lot as an expression pedal.
It does what it should do, and that's about it. Don't expect an absurd sound quality cause you know the low price you're paying for it. Despite that, it works just fine for me.
I've bought this one after my very positive experience with the Behringer DD400, but they couldn't be more apart. It's kinda useful for some riffs I made and played, but it is just bad quality in the making. I use it every now and then in some songs but that is about it.
It's one of my favorite buys. Not that it is a GREAT pedal, but it does it's job. Some loss of sound quality here, some bad quality material there, still the Behringer DD400 is a really nice pedal if you want to add a kick to your set but don't have the money. Even though it's been years since I've bought it and should have bought a BOSS, I still am using it with a lot of fun and joy.

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