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This was a guy on the floor, not an over the phone rep. I was at their showroom.

I was asking an employee in the pedal department about the Q setting of a pedal’s filter and he had no idea what I was talking about. They can’t hire people with more experience?

I think this poll might be more about what genre folks like to listen or play, rather than what model is overall the most popular.

My 40W is about 105 dB, so a 100W might be around 110 dB. If you look at Decibel scales that’s really loud.

This whole topic is getting old. Different tools for different uses, and neither is obsolete. Driven by tone, convenience, and whether the gig is a fly date or overseas.

He’s old. I forgive him ;).

I was looking for an OD for my DSL that was similar to a SHOD. Someone recommended the Overhive. That’s the best pedal purchase I’ve made in years.

Maybe he was getting Randy back for sleeping with Sharon. None of these guys were saints.

I take it you’ve never read up on Sabbath, before Sharon entered the picture.

https://www.digikey.com/en/products/filter/toggle-switches/201?s=N4IgjCBcoGwJxVAYygFwE4FcCmAaEA9lANogAsYYcATBALr4AOqUIAyhgJYB2A5iAF98YAMwAGRCBSQMOfEUikRZMWRhkQDEM1Yd0PfkJABWagA5J02XkIkQIs2JEwRmpi0jsufQQIFA

Year, you’re still parallel. You need to route like this: Main input + > cab 1 + Cab 1 - > cab 2 + Cab 2 - > Main input -

https://rolls.com/product/MX28

Yeah, definitely wait a little while.

Witch hat. The other looks too small.

Try a Beetronics Overhive or Sweet Honey Overdrive.

The power supply provides voltage. The pedals draw current. Make sure the voltage matches, and the pedal draws less than what the power supply can output.

exaggerators looking for attention.

I always place any pedal that does a lot of processing (synth, detune, etc) first in the chain so it has a cleaner and simpler signal to process.

I don’t own it, yet…

Yours are in parallel. Should be 8 ohms total. Yes, measures 8 ohms everywhere because they are connected.