GB-80

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mjkk
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Yeah it would be easy to dream of having two of them, one higher gain one for the lower gain settings :)
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Awesome :crackjam:
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Wow...those sound amazing! Still waitin on the captains write up on this current batch.
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Wow indeed! Killer clip, Joe.

There is a GB-80 page up now on the site but it's pretty much a mish-mosh of my last two write-ups. I'll fill in the finer details once I've comedown from being on the computer for way too long, the ability to make sense of words is failing.

Very simply, the main reasons for the AC125 was the aim to squeeze as much scope as possible out of the Sustain control, as in the the minimum and maximum's are at extremes to each other, and also the the fact that I can acquire a shit ton of 125's with ease and get the exact gain ranges I want.
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Post by cajone5 »

I want a Grease Box sooo bad -- that alongside my MKII would make the perfect drive section.

So... since you have a boatload of transistors you may as well just build enough to satisfy the whole waitlist... right? :teeth2:
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My ears are ringing.... :zgrin:
Old grease is tighter, brighter, and definately has less gain but is louder!
New grease is thicker, a tad looser, and little more heavy in its delivery
both ace pedals...I've been giggin a bit with the old grease and it just cuts like a mutha...looking forward to trying out the new grease as well
:cheers: to the captain on such a well executed pedal!
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nice avatar redeye!
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mjkk wrote:nice avatar redeye!
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:cheers: :party: viewtopic.php?f=6&t=11721
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Never saw that post!!! Nice collection of D*A*M and YYs!!!
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