prs4life's Reviews
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Great Wah
This is my first Wah pedal I have and I honestly think I wouldn’t need another. You can change where the “bite” of the Wah occurs in the frequency range on one of the two knobs on the left hand side. The other knob changes the volume. On the right hand side there is a boost function which gives around 10db of boost to your signal. I think it’s very versatile and could be used for anything between funky rhythms to melt your face off shredding.
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Perfect
ToneBridge, a great app. For being able to get the sound just like the records, this does really well as a primarily mobile app. You can also make your own custom tones which is so much fun for me personally. Then you can upload your tones to a ToneCloud (?), which enables others to check out your tones as well. The only thing is, the feedback you can get from distortion, even with a noise gate is unbearable. Overall, great app
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Good Headphones
For being a starting pair into the MTH series Audio Technica offers, they are real good. They’re real light and not heavy over the ears or around the neck like some over-ear headphones usually are. The sound quality is good, very flexible and very good at blocking out sound despite not saying they’re noise-cancelling. After a while of use, the ears tend to get a bit sweaty, so more airier cups. Still good for $89.
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It’s alright
For what it’s worth, It’s an alright Multi fx pedal. Some of the default distortions are a bit too dirty and also don’t really sound that good. The thing that’s good though, you can make your own patches on the pedal so you don’t need to use the bad ones. It’s got a good selection of delay/reverb and modulation built into it which is good. The distortion is just what lets it down a tiny bit. The other thing, being able to practice scales, chords and rhythm with this is awesome though. It’s definitely a great practising tool, but there definitely is better on today’s market, even from Mooer. Ever seen the Mooer GE300.
