NPD

xHymnal

on the top left side of the battery compartment is that black line a bit of the cutout from the enclosure? 

Gassage

No It's tape. I just removed it.

xHymnal

Phew!

Gassage

Here's the thing- plugged it all in- and it's really made a difference in sharpness and clarity.

So all you Cornish haters....

Gassage

Wazmeister said:

Ok, young James, how does it sound/work compared to the Lehle ?

It looks superb mate.

@wazmeister

It's made a bigger difference than I even considered it could. Fact.

Heartfeltdawn

Gassage said:

Here's the thing- plugged it all in- and it's really made a difference in sharpness and clarity.

So all you Cornish haters....

So the buffers are altering your tone then (cue defence about how it's actually the natural sound of the guitar yadda yadda yadda)

Gassage

I honestly don't know other than it sounds lush.

meltedbuzzbox

Gassage said:

I honestly don't know other than it sounds lush.

and if you paid the money and you feel that way, that is all that matters sir

Heartfeltdawn

When I had Cornish pedals, I felt the buffers acted like an exciter. Undoubtedly they do help a guitar cut through. 

meltedbuzzbox said:

and if you paid the money and you feel that way, that is all that matters sir

Absolutely

Gassage

meltedbuzzbox said:

Gassage said:

I honestly don't know other than it sounds lush.

and if you paid the money and you feel that way, that is all that matters sir

And, I now have sorted the colur scheme.

allicio

I can't imagine a Cornish pedal ever sounding shit though I wish he'd move away from the military boxes

Gassage

allicio said:

I can't imagine a Cornish pedal ever sounding shit though I wish he'd move away from the military boxes

Actually- Ng3. Totally unusable unless you just want a WALL of fuzz sustain like the outtakes on Weld

meltedbuzzbox

Gassage said:

meltedbuzzbox said:

Gassage said:

I honestly don't know other than it sounds lush.

and if you paid the money and you feel that way, that is all that matters sir

And, I now have sorted the colur scheme.

now that I will argue about. Unless you are going for an 80s Tory boy look? :-P

Gassage

meltedbuzzbox said:

Gassage said:

meltedbuzzbox said:

Gassage said:

I honestly don't know other than it sounds lush.

and if you paid the money and you feel that way, that is all that matters sir

And, I now have sorted the colur scheme.

now that I will argue about. Unless you are going for an 80s Tory boy look? :-P

I'm afronted by the green on the Free the Tone.

One day I shall give my board to @hubobulous together with some Humbrol Dayglo paints and say 'DO YOUR WORST DUDE..."

hubobulous

The worst I could do would be to leave them as they are today.....

joeyowen

The only way I can describe your board is like communism... there is something about the Grey, efficient, blocky looking of his pedals.  Get a soviet big muff to complete the look.

Remember, all tone is equal, some is just more equal than others.

I hope one day, I am carefree enough to spend £450 on my board, just so the colours match better haha, and live to tell the tale that is

Heartfeltdawn

joeyowen said:

The only way I can describe your board is like communism... there is something about the Grey, efficient, blocky looking of his pedals.  Get a soviet big muff to complete the look.

The Cornish workshop just before opening time this morning. 

http://cdn2.spiegel.de/images/image-110131-panoV9-xcfv.jpg

joeyowen

Heartfeltdawn said:

joeyowen said:

The only way I can describe your board is like communism... there is something about the Grey, efficient, blocky looking of his pedals.  Get a soviet big muff to complete the look.

The Cornish workshop just before opening time this morning. 

I wouldn't be surprised, all you need now is The Doc and Marty to arrive in a delorean so the timeline doesn't feel out of place.

Stunning board @Gassage, I'm sure not debating that