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If you’re looking for analog delays the Carbon Copy is a real nice simple and affordable pedal, and it lets you add a little chorus to the delayed sound if you’re so inclined. The Maxon delays all sound great but they are ridiculously expensive. If you know a degenerate gambler that owns one it would be worth your while to keep tabs on him and buy it off him when he’s been on a big lose and trying to make rent. Just saying...
A little off topic, sorry but....
Was looking at your Sig and damn, we are so alike!!!!
I have an ESP scythe witch i play through my Peters FSM with an Empress paraeq into a VHT cab with p 50s.
How do you like the Bodyhammer? Did you ever compare it with the FSM?
Ha!! “Great minds” and so on!
I love my Bodyhammer! Ive never heard the FSM aside from YouTube videos but my understanding is that the BH doesn’t have as much gain as the FSM, at least on the “crunch” channel. I believe that it was purposefully made that way because James’ intent for the newer amps was to make a rhythm channel that was tighter and dryer than the lead channel. The lead chan being very similarly voiced but perhaps a bit more compressed, slightly fatter and looser - ie, good for leads.
I boost it, and it sounds amazing. I really like it, but then I like to boost just about everything I play through.
Quick aside: If I had it to do over again I’d get the two channel and not the three channel. James tried to explain it to me but I was so excited to be able to get one of his amps that it didn’t sink in til later. I wanted to get a super clean pristine sound for the clean channel and he told me that it would be clean and it would sound good, but because of the compromises that I’d be making with speaker selection and closed back cabs, it would never be that ultimate awesome clean sound that I was hearing in my head.
I’m currently window shopping for a 212 combo amp that will give me amazing cleans that I can A/B with the BH. In the meantime, fuck it - no cleans for me!!
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