mboogman
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Just got an original EG3 single channel module in a trade. This thing is great. Sexy, slippery, solo-y goodness. I have a feeling this will end up replacing my Gigmods Slodano, it's that good. 
rlord1974
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No doubt. It's a great module.
In fact, I'm shocked you run an EG5 and Slodano in your M4. They basically do the same thing. I had them both for awhile and ended up dumping the Slodano and keeping the EG5. Funny enough, I am currently trying to sell my EG5 now - It become redundant a few months back when I picked up a Soldano X88 for my rack.
In fact, I'm shocked you run an EG5 and Slodano in your M4. They basically do the same thing. I had them both for awhile and ended up dumping the Slodano and keeping the EG5. Funny enough, I am currently trying to sell my EG5 now - It become redundant a few months back when I picked up a Soldano X88 for my rack.
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Mr. Burton
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I use a single EG5 and EG3 for rhythm tones. Both are great at what they do. EG3 for thicker open tones and the 5 for tighter more saturated stuff. Great combo. 
mboogman
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rlord1974":12jd82rm said:
While the EG5 and Slodano can do the same thing, the Slo can get much chewier than the EG5, which is the "slot" I had it filling. The EG3 just seems to hold together better for the tones I'm going for in slot 4, which is usually where I stick my lead mod.
BigBrewtus
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Good to hear. Replacing a Gig Slo is really saying something.
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