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yea, you can't tell what I have over there. in order...

ernie ball volume
(tuner)
keely compressor
butler tube driver
zvex fuzz factory
boss md-2 mega distortion
flip vt-x trem
fulltone OCD
maxon AD-80 analog delay
digitech deathmetal
boss CE-2 chorus
fulltone deja vibe
moogs
boss DD-6 digital ...

here's a pretty poorly lit pic of the rig.

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dealer wrote:

dealer wrote:have you noticed a difference in how noisy the pedal is on the 'short' delay setting versus when on the 'long' delay setting?

which is noisier?

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someone answer.

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dealer wrote:have you noticed a difference in how noisy the pedal is on the 'short' delay setting versus when on the 'long' delay setting?

which is noisier?

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someone answer.

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have you noticed a difference in how noisy the pedal is on the 'short' delay setting versus when on the 'long' delay setting?

which is noisier?

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matt umanov guitars in NYC has one too...

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I was flanging pretty well with the MF-104 and SD both set to pretty short delay times. but I'd still like an outright moog flanger...

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MF104 and MF-104SD

ok. have the SD in the rig now. very very impressed. I first took it and A/B'd it with the MF-104. I liked the SD better. the SD didn't sound as distorted/overdriven in the repeats. it's still the lo-fi analog sound, of course, but much clearer.

the long setting is a little less so, of course. but ...

I got my SD last night. my god, the thing is amazing. far far far and away better than my MF-104. I'll report more after the weekend.

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Jebus0000 wrote:how does the sound compare to the MF-104? Does the MF-104SD get that high pitched clock noise like the MF-104 on the longer settings?

what's the high-pitched clock sound you're describing? what do you mean?

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c7sus wrote:I hadn't thought of that.

I've just been fooling about with a 74 SG through a JoeMeek VC6Q into the 104SD.

Does a pretty good slap, Gets noticably dark quickly though with guitar.

does it look the same as everything else?

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I don't think you Ring Mod is broken. When you are not touching your strings, your guitar makes a ground noise. Thouching the strings eliminates this noise. This noise signal goes to the ring mod, and the ring mod does what ring mods do.

I may be way off, maybe you could describe the noise better ...

hello,

I have all the moogerfoogers and I'm pretty convinced my ring mod is screwy. any time it's enabled, if I'm not touching the strings on my guitar it drifts into this high-pitch slight feedback and everytime I then touch the strings there's a pretty decent POP that occurs.

so... I think I ...

hey guys.

I've got every moogerfooger there and the murf, I can tell you is BADASS.

it can sound like a delay, like a chorus, flange, phase, and like nothing you've ever heard.

I think it's worth the money.

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