Guitar Gear Forum

It's a DC brick. It's got one little paint scratch on the lettering of the "r" in "multi power supply", 1mm approx in length. But it's a DC brick, so whatever... perfect working condition, excellent cosmetic condition. Comes with more patch cables than you'll ever need cause I once bought extra for no reason. $40 shipped, or make me an offer bro

Trade you a Mooer Triangle Buff for it.

Thanks Mam, but not interested in that particular pedal. Plus I thought all things Mooer sucked?

no sweat - I'm setting up another pedal board, and could use a power supply besides the one-spot I have.
but this is a short-cash week.
at least I didn't offer you the joyo pedals I just got in a trade.........

I've never played a Joyo or a Mooer.

they are both chinese knock-offs - but the mooer seems at least one step above the joyo's.

mamberg wrote:they are both chinese knock-offs - but the mooer seems at least one step above the joyo's.

What's the triangle buff trying to copy?

Electro Harmonix “TRIANGLE” BIG MUFF pi - VERSION 1
made from 1969-1973

Although I'm not too sure how you do that with only 1 knob.

mamberg wrote:Electro Harmonix “TRIANGLE” BIG MUFF pi - VERSION 1
made from 1969-1973

Although I'm not too sure how you do that with only 1 knob.

In your honest opinion how does it sound?

I just got it in a trade yesterday - and barely plugged it in.
Spent what time I had running through the channels/features of a 5150II.
(that is a LOUD son of a bitch!!)
I'll give it a better once over tonight into my JTM45, and let you know what I really think.

Matt

Mike LX-R wrote:

mamberg wrote:Electro Harmonix “TRIANGLE” BIG MUFF pi - VERSION 1
made from 1969-1973

Although I'm not too sure how you do that with only 1 knob.

In your honest opinion how does it sound?

ok - got some time to try it out.

first - it DOES have three knobs.
a main knob labeled SUSTAIN
then two smaller knobs at the top - VOLUME and TONE.

It's pretty much a one trick pony - the the volume knob works like it should - the tone knob has a big effect on the tone (duh), but it really lets you dial in the character of the fuzz, and amount of fizz on the top end.
from a wooly rolling fuzz to a great gritty fuzz to an over the top fizzy mess.

The big knob - SUSTAIN actually is the most subtle of the three - but does effectively vary the amount of fuzz/sustain you are adding to the base tone.

Actually sounded better than I expected - not too noisy - and definitely could be dialed in to taste.

definitely sounds great for single note lines/leads

I got a boss cs 3 and a vox wah the one with the silver face I would trade you for it

Morley Trippler ?

I don't really have a need for any of those pedals, bros...

Moen Ulite Jimi Zero vibe?

Why is nobody offering me a Klon

interested in a trade for gold plated lettuce?

for my chocolate truffle bunny rabbit?