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DD and DDLG in a Dual Discrete
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Mon Jul 09, 2012 3:52 pmby strat56
I've checked and been told that in a dual discrete I can't get the push pull tone on both pedals. So it prompts me with another question or two.
Can I get the pedal made so that it has the tone pulled up circuit on all the time on both pedals?
Can both pedals be on at the same time?
If they can both be on at the same time, can I choose which one is first and which one is second in the signal path?
Re: DD and DDLG in a Dual Discrete
Posted:
Mon Jul 09, 2012 11:28 pmby David Barber
strat56 wrote:I've checked and been told that in a dual discrete I can't get the push pull tone on both pedals. So it prompts me with another question or two.
Can I get the pedal made so that it has the tone pulled up circuit on all the time on both pedals?
Can both pedals be on at the same time?
If they can both be on at the same time, can I choose which one is first and which one is second in the signal path?
Yes, Yes and Yes!
You can also get a push/pull harmonics control on the bottom channel and a adjustable harmonics control on the top channel.
Re: DD and DDLG in a Dual Discrete
Posted:
Tue Jul 24, 2012 12:28 pmby strat56
Great!!! How does the adjustable harmonics control work? Is it a trimmer pot in the pedal? Can the toggle for the top channel be put on the side of the pedal? I have a Burn Unit with a mini switch on each side of the pedal.
Re: DD and DDLG in a Dual Discrete
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Wed Jul 25, 2012 1:34 amby David Barber
The adjustable harmonics is a trim pot , most people use this o the SS/DD and the push/pull is on the DDLG in most units. We don't use a toggle in these pedals.
Re: DD and DDLG in a Dual Discrete
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Tue Jul 31, 2012 3:15 pmby strat56
David Barber wrote:The adjustable harmonics is a trim pot , most people use this o the SS/DD and the push/pull is on the DDLG in most units. We don't use a toggle in these pedals.
Thanks, ordering it thru West Chester Music, they should have called you already I hope.