Yes I tried the DC2w on the Rev2 but via the mixer fx loop (SSLSiX cue/ext), so I could mix to taste rather than straight into the DC2w which would have no mix control. That said, it sounded excellent.
I found the chorus in the Rev2 a bit pedestrian, but I get excellent chorus naturally by layering and panning with pitch modulation, basically a true 16 voice (32 OSC) chorus Throw in Slop and pan modulation, it gets wilder. This is how I decided the Rev2 was my perfect string machine.
As for guitar and Bass, Iād keep the CE-2B and replace the resistor inline with the mix pot to half its value, and swap the 47cap on the depth control with a 60. And jump points 3&4 to get 9v and Iād keep the so called high pass bass filtering cap as is, which sounds better for guitar too; more depth especially with distortion/OD.
But good to hear your thoughts. I will have to try and recreate a patch as you describe:). Youre using 1 lfo to mod pitch and another to mod pan on layer A and then doing same on layer B but changing rates/depths differently? And prob a no no to talk too much synth in this thread sorry so i will stop right there.
pF tiny disc type. Itās a very subtle change, the kind of thing you notice in a side by side test. Altogether the mod I described sounds closer to the CE-1 mode on the new CE-2w but with mix control.
On the Rev2, like you said, just copied A layer to B that has a few more cents and rate change on the OSC tuning, so just mimicking a standard chorus. But yeh, no rules.
My setup stresses me out, need a bigger pedal board for a start but canāt be arsed coughing up the cash for one. Iām dreading when Iāll get asked to play a gig again and Iāve to move themā¦
Any 'nauts have experience with these newer Fender āTone Masterā solid state amps? Iām kinda eyeing the Deluxe Reverb as a replacement for my ~20yr old Peavey solid state. Itās a fine amp, but Iām starting to perform again and would really like to be able to XLR-out with a cab sim but also use it as a practice amp at home. I could really give a shit about tube tone ā Iām not really trying to attain any kind of special drive sound or any of that. Would I be overpaying for a TM Deluxe Reverb if I plan to attenuate it for whatever db I need to hit while keeping the vol control below ātube break-upā ranges? Iād really like something that sounds good and has consistency in tone between my practice/rehearsal setup and my performance setup.
That was one of my first pedals when I was a teenager. I loved that thing. I bought an sch-z to replace it after the original was lost when my rehearsal space was robbed but it didnāt have the same magic. Sch-1 is probably my vote for favorite chorus pedal too.
It was my first pedal too ! Still my favourite chorus pedal ! Always worried it will die one day ! Iād be gutted if I lost itā¦ so I feel for youā¦
(Replying to this thread prompted me to start laying out a clone tonight ! Iāve had the schematic for years)
Cool! Please post about it here if you do end up cloning it. I lost mine before cloning something had even occurred to me. I was on a very different path in my early electronics tinkering years.
Iāve played a tone master, thought it was lovely. You canāt go wrong with fender. Iām all in on the bass breaker amps tho but if your gigging that super light tone master will be welcome thing to lift about - I think they updated the tone master from the first run so Iād make sure itās one not long out the factory.
there are some being sold for $45 on reverbā¦
edit:theres a weird listing of one for $39 on reverb, the rest are higher priced. probably wonāt buy this weirdly priced oneā¦
Been picking up guitar after about 7 years of not playing and feeling v inspired.
I will be practicing fingerpicking and am thinking about merging that stuff with beats made with OT and/or MD.
Some of my fav players are: Andrew Clinco (Drab Majesty), Rowland S. Howard, Lee Ranaldo, George Harrison, Carl-Michael Eide (Ved Buens Ende and Virus), and Dimebag Darrel.
Itās a beautiful instrument that really rewards the hours put into practicing it and I love the expressive power it has.
There really are! Eric Haugen is by far the most helpful, informative, inspiring and funny YT teacher Iāve come across. I would strongly recommend checking out his videos if you havenāt already.
Eric Haugen is excellent. I love his style of teaching. I can actually follow along most of the time without having to pause. I like Paul Davids too, but I end up having to hit the rewind button so many times.
Throw in Slop and pan modulation, it gets wilder. This is how I decided the Rev2 was my perfect string machine.
and Iād keep the so called high pass bass filtering cap as is, which sounds better for guitar too; more depth especially with distortion/OD.
