RaceU4her
Well-known member
anyone have any experience with these? is the doubler any different than a delay?
anomaly
Well-known member
Haven't tried one personally. I think it was a fairly key component to Dimebag's live tone though. I think he had a slight doubling effect on his tone when playing live, fattened the tone up a bit. It's not like a delay, it's not gonna echo the signal.
RaceU4her
Well-known member
anomaly":ozs5bjsh said:
yah, im reading a guitar world interview with his guitar tech and he says that was the biggest key to his tone and that he left it on all the time.
LUKATHERFAN
New member
I have one of the blue face Flanger/Doubler's and the thing just
kills.....awesome Flanger and the Doubler is really cool,not only for
a guitar rig but can be a great addition for vocals out front. It does
take a little time to get the sound you want, but if you're not care-
ful the regeneration will actually pull the guitar or vocal out of tune!
kills.....awesome Flanger and the Doubler is really cool,not only for
a guitar rig but can be a great addition for vocals out front. It does
take a little time to get the sound you want, but if you're not care-
ful the regeneration will actually pull the guitar or vocal out of tune!
LUKATHERFAN
New member
Sorry,I should have read your post again! Yes,a Doubler is going
to sound differant than a delay.........
to sound differant than a delay.........
