Need a recc for a delay & reverb combo. Details in body.
Pedal must be stereo in and out. Delay must be digital, and reverb must have a plate option. Whatcha got?
Pedal must be stereo in and out. Delay must be digital, and reverb must have a plate option. Whatcha got?
Edit: I guess the pedal is fine. I was preparing to make a demo video of the noise for Joe and I put a battery in it so I could keep it simple and leave my board out of it. I turned it on and no hiss. I guess it doesn't like my power supply.
Side note, it's an awesome sounding pedal! Now I want the GE version. Does anyone have both and can tell me which they prefer?
OP:
I bought this pedal months ago and forgot abut it until a few days ago. I was just testing it out with a new amp alongside a few other fuzz pedals and it's super noisy! And that's even before I engage the pedal. It's not the amp because before the Elektrika I was playing through a Park Fuzz Sound and a Lovepedal MKIII and they were quiet. I wanted to love this thing but I can't see keeping it like this. Did I get a bad one or is this just a noisy pedal?
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Sorry for the novella!