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With gain at noon, tone rolled off a bit and level low I get a mean rhythm tone on my tele bridge pickup. And I never heard my tele sing so beautifully over the 15th fret. I am happy I went with Denmark
(Oh, and I got the Quint too, and it is fantastic)
Playing at proper volume the the other day I did notice the extra clarity compared to other pedals, and with single coil bridge pickups I was working the tone control more. I stand by my previous ‘Swiss army pedal’ assessment.
I’ve not previously been aware of their smaller pedals such as the Quint - will have to check them out
I plugged in the yellow monster for the first time tonight, and just got back from a band practice.
I didn't get time for a lot of knob twiddling, but this pedal seems very easy to dial in. Boost on, gain and tone around noon gives a lovely harmonically rich drive that cuts through the mix very well.
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I'n running mine with an isolated power supply and the noise even with the pedal not engaged is verging on unbearable with the drive channel or any gain pedal engaged.
I am using a Harley Benton ISO-Pro 2 power supply. I run the Quint after a few pedals, which include a drive. Can I test something for you that could help you?
If I get noise problems like that, I usually check my power cable / power socket and also try to run the pedal without any other pedals in the chain. This way you can see if it is the pedal's fault or some strange interaction. If you have noise problems with the pedal not engaged, this tells me something is off. This is not normal.
I’d only used it in the normal channel up till now, assuming that because it’s not a soft-clippy tubescreamery type pedal, it would be a fizzfest with the bright cap. It’s got some sizzle and grit certainly, but in the way that you get with amp-in-a-box pedals mimicking a tweed bassman type sound, a bit of fuzziness round the edges rather than lots of hard clipping.
Hope this is useful to a DRRI owner at some point.