university81
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I turned 30 on the weekend, and as i have a serious addiction to guitar stuff decided to get a delay pedal =0
Real estate on my pedalboard is restricted so depending on what i'd get it would inevitably replace the other delay on the board , in my case a TC flashback delay
The Flashback replaced the MXR carbon copy... and now as the title suggests , the brigadier replaced the flashback.
The flashback was great, in terms of size and flexibility it's hard to beat, i used it for certain passages using the steve morse toneprint for big analog sounding swell/delays, but ultimately since i would forget to set tap tempo before a song starts i would end up using the delays on the M9 instead, which are very useable but nothing to write home about.
I was pretty impressed by the T Rex Reptile 2, which sounds great but i've always had an eye out for the strymon, i eventually decided on the brigadier instead of the el capistan as i'm really into analog sounding delays
It arrived monday, and didn't disapoint, I tried it out a bit side by side to the flashback before putting it on the board in case, but after about 1-2 hours of dialing in something i liked and tripping out like a 60s kid listening to jimi, i cut the velcro and re'arranged the board
the infinite repeat feature is really neat, but ultimately it's a really great sounding analog DMM style delay, as the random youtube vid below demonstrates
Real estate on my pedalboard is restricted so depending on what i'd get it would inevitably replace the other delay on the board , in my case a TC flashback delay
The Flashback replaced the MXR carbon copy... and now as the title suggests , the brigadier replaced the flashback.
The flashback was great, in terms of size and flexibility it's hard to beat, i used it for certain passages using the steve morse toneprint for big analog sounding swell/delays, but ultimately since i would forget to set tap tempo before a song starts i would end up using the delays on the M9 instead, which are very useable but nothing to write home about.
I was pretty impressed by the T Rex Reptile 2, which sounds great but i've always had an eye out for the strymon, i eventually decided on the brigadier instead of the el capistan as i'm really into analog sounding delays
It arrived monday, and didn't disapoint, I tried it out a bit side by side to the flashback before putting it on the board in case, but after about 1-2 hours of dialing in something i liked and tripping out like a 60s kid listening to jimi, i cut the velcro and re'arranged the board
the infinite repeat feature is really neat, but ultimately it's a really great sounding analog DMM style delay, as the random youtube vid below demonstrates
