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Pmt £25 pedals...
Was browsing the web and found PMT are selling 2 Marshall pedals, the Reflector reverb, and the Regenerator (chorus/flange/phaser) for £25 each.
I went down and picked the regenerator up, although I had to ask in store to have it at the website price as it was out on show there for £50 odd.
Sounds ok for £25. If my amps up loud, and I'm talking too loud to play at home with, the pedal switch makes a rather audible pop when turned on or off.
As far as I know my amps just fine and no scratchy pots on the guitar so that means no dc leaking right? so guess this is just the passive bypass switch that causes the pop!
Would annoy me if I played that loud though, but at bedroom levels its silent.
Kinda fancy the reverb one now.. sadly I'm out of power supplies though!...
I went down and picked the regenerator up, although I had to ask in store to have it at the website price as it was out on show there for £50 odd.
Sounds ok for £25. If my amps up loud, and I'm talking too loud to play at home with, the pedal switch makes a rather audible pop when turned on or off.
As far as I know my amps just fine and no scratchy pots on the guitar so that means no dc leaking right? so guess this is just the passive bypass switch that causes the pop!
Would annoy me if I played that loud though, but at bedroom levels its silent.
Kinda fancy the reverb one now.. sadly I'm out of power supplies though!...
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