Are you guys aware of this?
http://crushthebutton.com/products/wampler-crush
Been missing my Rocker 30 ever since I sold it so I had to spring for one of these... seems pretty cool so far (definitely more of a modern Orange vibe & not so much a vintage Orange thing). Need to spend a lot more time with it, though so far it seems like a pretty cool medium/high gain pedal.
Just did a Search & didn't see it mentioned yet, so thought I'd bring it up.
Wampler Crush
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Re: Wampler Crush
great! i've been searching for the perfect "Orange pedal" for when i don't play with my orange (which is less and less these days), and i had just about given up on it. i tried the EQD Monarch, which was too flubby, and the Catalinbread SCOD, which is very close; nails the midrange content, but has a tad more highs and a tad less lows and overall doesn't sound as 3-dimensional as the Rocker 30.
are you trying to kill me with GAS?
are you trying to kill me with GAS?
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I find it funny that the pedal has more knobs than my amp
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Just received mine yesterday. Could only play it at really low volumes. Gonna take it to practice soon and really get it opened up. Hope it kicks ass!
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I have one of these, and was pretty disappointed in it. There is just something about it that isn't right. When I kick it in there is a pretty severe bass and low mid reduction (no matter how I EQ it). For leads however it is pretty good, but rhythm? no thanks.
There are a few pro videos online and it sounds amazing, but I'm sure they are riddled with post EQ/COMP/ETC.
Oh well, it is limited edition
There are a few pro videos online and it sounds amazing, but I'm sure they are riddled with post EQ/COMP/ETC.
Oh well, it is limited edition
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Boy_Narf wrote:I have one of these, and was pretty disappointed in it. There is just something about it that isn't right. When I kick it in there is a pretty severe bass and low mid reduction (no matter how I EQ it). For leads however it is pretty good, but rhythm? no thanks.
There are a few pro videos online and it sounds amazing, but I'm sure they are riddled with post EQ/COMP/ETC.
Oh well, it is limited edition
Yeah... I was also very dissapointed when I tried it in my practice amp (Roland micro cube) at low volume the other night... Muddy, messy, terrible... My hope is that it kicks in once opened up - which I might be able to do this Sunday at practice in the studio.
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Re: Wampler Crush
TBH I thought there was something wrong with my pedal at first. To me it feels like they EQ'd it specifically for searing leads. I've never heard a pedal pull out so much of my base tone. It works better stacked with an OD pedal after it, or lower the gain, crank the volume, and kick it in on the dirty channel.
Let me know how it works out for you. Perhaps there is something I am missing.
Let me know how it works out for you. Perhaps there is something I am missing.
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could it be that it's a sonic characteristic of wamplers? I tried a plextortion, a pinnacle, and a paisley and all of them seemed a little light on the low end. it doesn't surprise me that their OIAB would be the same way (though that's completely antithetical to the Orange sound).Boy_Narf wrote:I have one of these, and was pretty disappointed in it. There is just something about it that isn't right. When I kick it in there is a pretty severe bass and low mid reduction (no matter how I EQ it). For leads however it is pretty good, but rhythm? no thanks.
There are a few pro videos online and it sounds amazing, but I'm sure they are riddled with post EQ/COMP/ETC.
Oh well, it is limited edition
i've still yet to hear an Orange-like pedal that I really like. i hope one comes out, and soon.
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Re: Wampler Crush
Not sure if it is a characteristic of Wampler pedals. I have an Ecasty OD and I have to reduce the bass a little to keep it uniform with my clean channel.
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How does the Ecstasy work with the natural channel on your Rocker 30?Boy_Narf wrote:Not sure if it is a characteristic of Wampler pedals. I have an Ecasty OD and I have to reduce the bass a little to keep it uniform with my clean channel.
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Re: Wampler Crush
It works well I guess. I don't have experience with very many OD pedals but I like the Ecasty because (to my ears) it sounds completely transparent when kicked in at lower gain levels (bass at 11:00, treble at 13:00).
On the natural channel I use it for a light OD just to get a little hair on the notes. Don't ever need to boost the dirty channel. If you can't get enough gain out of the dirty channel on the R30, you are doing something very wrong!
On the natural channel I use it for a light OD just to get a little hair on the notes. Don't ever need to boost the dirty channel. If you can't get enough gain out of the dirty channel on the R30, you are doing something very wrong!
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Yeah, I am not concerned about the dirty channel. Just wanted to know how that pedal worked in the natural channel. Thanks!
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Orange PPC212 OB
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