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This video caught my eye this morning. First off, I like it when anyone takes a couple of minutes and talk about gear, and secondly, I like to check out new bands. I wasn’t familiar with Taylor Madison or his band Daylight, so had to explore. Daylight has that very thick guitar sound that I certainly can get into it, almost reminded me of Seam or something. But like me, they probably hate comparisons. If you’re interested, check out their bandcamp page and listen to a few tunes or check out their official website.

Here is a listing of pedals that were mentioned in the video above:

Way Huge Swollen Pickle MKII
EHX Russian Big Muff (black)
EHX NYC Big Muff
ProCo Rat (modded)
Home made pedal (BYOC?)
MXR Distortion+
TSVG Keystone Fuzz

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I just came across this good deal, and wanted to share. This morning, I’m talking about the Way Huge Angry Troll. This is a great sounding boost pedal where you dial in the ‘fists’ of boost desired. A few years ago, we did a demo of the Way Huge Angry Troll, you can check it out here.

The Way Huge Angry Troll lists for $180, and is usually available for $120, but is currently on sale for $90.20 at Amazon.com. Not too shabby. We’re talking $30 off the going rate for this pedal.

Here is the official description of the Angry Troll:

The mighty Angry Troll boost pedal serves up monstrous portions of volume and gain to pummel the input of your amp. It adds bite and punch while transforming your anemic and mild mannered tone into a beastly sonic onslaught. The Angry Troll boost pedal’s two controls interact like a vintage mic preamp. The Anger knob—a rotary switch with six Fists of Fury positions—adjusts the amount of gain created by the Angry Troll effect pedal’s op-amp, while the Volume knob regulates the overall output level. The guitar pedal’s high-grade components are used for a precisely tuned circuit that works like an extension of your amp.

Here is a sweet video by guitarnoize:

Again, the Way Huge Angry Troll Boost is currently on sale for a great price of $90.20 at Amazon. At the time of this posting, there were 16 units in stock. When the numbers go down to single digits, the price may jump back up. So if you’re looking for a booster, you might want to jump on it.

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If you’re looking for a new delay on your board, this might be a great deal for you. This morning, I stumbled across a Way Huge Aqua Puss deal. The Way Huge Aqua Puss lists for $254.61 and is usually available for $150, but is currently on sale for a great price of $118.00 at Amazon.com. At the time of this posting there were 9 units in stock, but when numbers get lower, the price sometimes jumps up. So if you’re interested in picking up this delay at this price, you best jump on it.

Here is the official product description for the Way Huge Aqua Puss Delay:

The Way Huge Electronics Aqua-Puss MkII Analog Delay pedal offers bold analog and tape delay echo.
Over the years, the Way Huge Aqua-Puss received tremendous praise for its outstanding tone, but because of its scarcity, the cost of finding a used pedal went soaring. Once you hear this reissue, you will know exactly what all the fuss was about.

One twist of the Aqua-Puss pedal’s Delay knob takes you from a tight 20ms delay to a cavernous 300ms. The Feedback control regulates delay duration and intensity. But watch out. Extreme settings can send the Aqua-Puss MkII into self-oscillating psycho-freak-out mode. Meanwhile the Blend knob lets you set a balance between dry and delayed signal—from mild to wild. The Aqua-Puss MkII delivers all the spooky mystery of vintage analog delay and tape-based echo, with none of the hassle of creaky, ancient gear. This reissued pedal features delay, feedback and blend knobs, just like the original.

Here is the official product video for the Way Huge Aqua Puss Delay:

Again, the Way Huge Aqua Puss Delay is currently on sale for a great price of $118 at Amazon.com!

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Today’s pedal line is from Ricky Wilson. If you have a pedal line (doesn’t have to be in a board) for your rig, please email me a photo, bio, description of pedals and routing to pedallineeffectsbaycom. Every Friday I’ll showcase a pedal line submission. Make sure you include any links to your band or music page.

Hi, my name is Ricky Wilson and I am a bass player and I occasionally play guitar for my own projects. I play a Peavey T40 bass, with an Ampeg 8×10 cab and a T.C. Electronic Staccato 51′ amp.  I recently put this pedal board together in order to make it more efficient for me to set up for shows.  I built the pedal board within a two week period.  It has 8 outlets wired into it as well as a power switch and an IEC power inlet for a C19 connector (which delivers the power from an outside source).  The pedals on the left pedal board are mostly powered by the light blue power strip at the top and the pedals on the right pedal board are powered by their own adapter.

My main pedal board (The one on the left hand side) is as follows:

1. Morley Volume Pedal:  I use this pedal mostly with my delay to make swells or if we end a song by letting the note ring out I will usually use this pedal to drop out a bit quicker.

2. Digitech Whammy: I use this pedal mostly for the detuned effect when I play with my band.  When recording my own stuff I use this pedal on the 4th/5th setting alot. All around great pedal.

3. Dunlop 105Q Bass Wah: I use this for typical wah effects.  I like to use this pedal with my Boss Flanger on the Gate/Pan effect with a high depth.

4. Source Audio Soundblox Bass Envelope Filter: I use this pedal if a few songs of ours to get a bass funk vibe.

5. Digitech Bass Synth Wah: This pedal has some really cool options.  I use this pedal mostly for more sustained parts that I want to sound really weird.  It drops the volume a bit but not enough to worry about.

6. Ibanez PD7 Phat-Hed Overdrive:  I have tried a few overdrive pedals (not a lot) but I always come back to this one for some reason. Sounds great

7. Boss OC-2: Sounds great with the PD7 pedal. Custom paint job on this one

8. Boss Temolo/Pan: I use this pedal with the depth all the way down and on the tremolo setting with the rate going fairly fast.  I only use this pedal in a couple of songs.  Sounds amazing

9. Boss Flanger BF-3: I mostly use this pedal on the Gate/Pan mode with a high depth and a somewhat quick rate.

10. Behringer Ultra Vibrato UV300: This pedal is pretty cheap but the sounds you can get out of it sound really cool.

11. Strymon Timeline Delay:  Just recently bought this pedal and it is an amazing delay.

Pedal Board on the right hand side is plugged into my amp as an FX Loop

1. Boss Bass Chorus CEB-3: I use this pedal on a lot of our songs

2. MXR Blowtorch: This pedal is used to give my signal extra overdrive

3. Way Huge Swollen Pickle (fuzz): Used in some heavier parts of our set

4. Moogerfooger Lowpass Filter:  Used throughout most of our set.  Has a smooth quality to it.

5. Moogerfooger Bass Murf : I use this pedal mostly for the Modular synth type sounds you can get out of this pedal.  Usually during a weird Jam session.

6. Boss Slicer: This is another pedal like the Bass Murf that is used during jam sessions that just sounds really trippy.

Here are my current projects:
www.facebook.com/musclebeachwreckingcrew
www.soundcloud.com/musclebeachwreckingcrew
www.soundcloud.com/Ricky-Wilson

Past Projects:
www.myspace.com/sigmoidargonaut

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Way to start off the weekend with a sweet deal on a nice sounding pedal. The great deal is on the Way Huge Pork Loin! The Pork Loin list for $281.73 and is usually available for $170, but is currently on sale for a great price of $119.26 at Amazon and ships with FREE super saver shipping. That’s $50 off the going rate for this pedal – a great deal!

For those of you not familiar with the Pork Loin, here is the official description on the Way Huge Pork Loin:

The Way Gigantic Pork Loin overdrive pedal lets you dial in a combination of great-sounding overdrive and sparkling clean tones — from articulated grit to thick, sustaining crunch. The versatile Pork Loin Pedal features an Overdrive knob, a passive Tone circuit, a Curve corner-frequency control, and a Volume knob. Use the Clean knob to bring British-voiced clean tones to the mix, and you’ve got a ton of possibilities from this box. Want even more? Fully adjustable mini-controls are accessible inside the Pork Loin, for truly customized tones.

I found this video demo’ing the Pork Loin by pedaltoneshop:

If you’re looking for a new overdrive, this might be the deal you’ve been waiting for. Again, the Way Huge Pork Loin is on sale for only $119.26 at Amazon. At the time of this posting, there were 18 units in stock. Normally, when the unit count gets below 2 or 3, the price will jump back up, so be sure to snatch it up before it’s too late!

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I just stumbled on a good deal that you guys might be interested in. It’s on the Way Huge Aqua Puss analog delay at Amazon. The Way Huge Aqua Puss lists for $254.61 and is usually available for $150, but is currently on sale for only $118.00. That’s $32 off the going rate for that pedal, not bad. Also, this pedal ships with FREE super saver shipping!

Here is the official description of the Way Huge Aqua Puss:

The Way Huge Electronics Aqua-Puss MkII Analog Delay pedal offers bold analog and tape delay echo.
Over the years, the Way Huge Aqua-Puss received tremendous praise for its outstanding tone, but because of its scarcity, the cost of finding a used pedal went soaring. Once you hear this reissue, you will know exactly what all the fuss was about.

One twist of the Aqua-Puss pedal’s Delay knob takes you from a tight 20ms delay to a cavernous 300ms. The Feedback control regulates delay duration and intensity. But watch out. Extreme settings can send the Aqua-Puss MkII into self-oscillating psycho-freak-out mode. Meanwhile the Blend knob lets you set a balance between dry and delayed signal—from mild to wild. The Aqua-Puss MkII delivers all the spooky mystery of vintage analog delay and tape-based echo, with none of the hassle of creaky, ancient gear. This reissued pedal features delay, feedback and blend knobs, just like the original.

Professional guitarists across the globe have long revered the amazing tone the Aqua-Puss delay puts out. From Oasis’ Noel Gallagher to John Mayer, this pedal has been a staple to their unique guitar tones. It delivers a warm, vintage analog delay that is truly sublime and rich. Now it returns to make a glorious appearance in your pedal board, offered at a price that any tone junkie can enjoy.

Here is the official product video for the Way Huge Aqua Puss:

Again, the Way Huge Aqua Puss is on sale at a great price of $118 at Amazon.com. At the time of this post, there were only 7 units in stock, so if you’ve been interested in the Way Huge Aqua Puss, you best get on it. This is a great price!

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Today’s pedal line is from Keith Lee. If you have a pedal line (doesn’t have to be in a board) for your rig, please email me a photo, bio, description of pedals and routing to pedallineeffectsbaycom. Every Friday I’ll showcase a pedal line submission. Make sure you include any links to your band or music page.

Salutations guitar players and gear junkies. I’m a big fan of this site !!! Love the rigs that have been posted here, hope you’ll dig mine as well.

I’m a musician from Malaysia just starting out locally. I play mostly blues and funk, but opt for a more heavier style recently.

Majority of my tone comes from my Fender Princeton Reverb Reissue and a Ceriatone Overtone Special (Malaysia’s Pride)

My main axe is one of the 500 Fender John Mayer Black1 Strat. Very lucky to have it. I also have an Epiphone Les Paul Ultra 2 for humbuggie sounds.

My pedals all go straight in front of my amps. I will usually run them in stereo. The amps are set to be clean.

Hartman Vintage Germanium Fuzz – I run this pedal first in my chain. As a fuzz junkie, I’m very finicky about where it goes in the chain and first is always the best for me. Its an AC125 fuzz which basically covers my fuzz needs. This fuzz is surprisingly bright for a Ge fuzz, but its countered by my country’s hot climate, so the fuzz still hits the ‘sweet’ spot even though it gets a lil hot around here.

Danelectro French Toast (with a Custom Audio Japan Multiple Line Selector) – I use the french toast as an octave fuzz.There’s definitely no contest with an Octavia, but it certainly has its tone. As a ‘cheap’ pedal it still has its flaws. The output is pretty low cuz the distortion is turned down, the build quality is bad (I broke one before) and the bypass coloration is quite noticeable to my ears. Luckily the looper is a simple solution to my problems.

Lovepedal Kalamazoo Gold – This version of the Kalamazoo is exclusive to PGS. This pedal has super high headroom and I run it at 18v so it reaches some Klon headroom territory. I run the treble quite high because I set my amps at a more neutral setting. One of the best overdrive I have every heard.

T-rex Mudhoney – This pedal used to be my main drive before the Kalamazoo came along. Now I use it as a boost for solos or to color my drive and clean sound. I have to turn it on when I use my Octave to boost the signal and I can use it to take the harshness out of my fuzz at high settings.

Way Huge Aqua Puss – Just an analog delay for some light slap back. The warmth of this pedal becomes more apparent when I stack my drive pedals.

TC Electronics Hall Of Fame – Although my basic reverb comes from my Princeton, I use this pedal as a ‘reverb boost’ or to color the sound on different settings.

TC Electronics FlashbackX4 – I use this for its long delays. The tube and space mode is just magical with a fuzz which it can easily emulate a Gilmour type sound. The looper function is also vital to my live performances.

The pedalboard is a Pedal Train Jr. I power the pedals that draws low power with a DC-Brick. the TC pedals have their own power supply. I use a battery to power the Fuzz. Cables are random, but I try to keep it below 24AWG and 99% copper.

Thanks for checking my rig out !!!!

Keith Lee

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The guys at Dunlop/Way Huge just put together a new fresh product video of their classic Way Huge Swollen Pickle Fuzz (mkII). This fuzz is quite versatile allowing you to go from super scooped for heavy riffage, or knife in the ear aggression, or if you’re going for that low-fi torn speaker sound. The new video does a great job showing what this pedal is all about. If you’re looking for an all around fuzz, this might be the ticket!

Here is the official description of the Way Huge Swollen Pickle:

With added controls The Swollen Pickle MkII surrenders super high-gain fuzz with copious amounts of smooth low-end to all who dare plug into it. With a twist of the SUSTAIN control, you’re taken from mild crunch to Armageddon! The FILTER control retains its trademark insane range of heavily band-pass-filtered tones distinguished by remarkable girth and sizzle, and the LOUDNESS puts out enough volume to clobber any amp!

Currently, there is a nice bundle deal available – for $119.95 ($10 off the going rate) you get the Way Huge Swollen Pickle as well as 2 FREE 6″ Patch Cables and 2 FREE 18.6′ Instrument Cables at Amazon. Click here for details.

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I pretty excited about this pedal. Everyone is pretty stoked on the Way Huge Aqua Puss these days. How can one make that delay a lot better? Simple. Just add ‘Supa’ in front of it, and give it some awesome features. Introducing the Way Huge Supa Puss Analog Delay.

The Way Huge Supa Puss was designed by Jeorge Tripps for some delay awesomeness. The unit has 6 bucket-brigade chips providing 900ms of analog delay time. Additionally, there is a tap tempo switch or use the delay knob for setting the time. There are some great subdivision controls that will subdivide the repeats. There is a ‘chase mode’ that set your repeats to cycle through each subdivision value for some craziness. Beyond just the delay controls, there is ‘tone’, ‘gain’, ‘speed’ and ‘depth’. Speed and depth controls are for the LFO modulation circuit for some wobble or faux tape flutter. Lastly there is a ‘mix’ control to blend in the delayed signal. The Supa Puss also has an expression jack to control the delay time.

Here is the official product video of the Way Huge Supa Puss Analog Delay:

If you’re interested in purchasing this delay, the Way Huge Supa Puss Analog Delay it is available for $249.99 at Amazon. Additionally, I found this bundle deal where you get the pedal you also get 2 Free 6″ Patch Cables and 2 Free 6″ Patch Cables – Details here.

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I just came across this sweet deal this afternoon. It’s for the Way Huge Swollen Pickle MKII Jumbo Fuzz pedal. The Way Huge Swollen Pickle lists for $265.17 and is usually available for $130, but is currently on sale for a great price of $95.53 at Amazon.

If you’re looking for some super fat fuzz that can be easily tweakable for that “scooped” heavy, this guy is for you. Controls include Loudness, Sustain, Filter, Scoop and Crunch. Additionally, there are some internal trim pots – Voice, which adjusts the intensity of the scoop control and Clip which controls the sets of the clipping diodes for smooth or opened sustain on the fuzz.

Here is a classic demo by gearmanndude:

Again, the Way Huge Swollen Pickle MKII Jumbo Fuzz pedal is currently on sale for only $95.53 at Amazon. At the time of this posting there were 11 units in stock. Once the numbers get down to 2 or 3, the price usually jumps back up. So if you want it at this price, you best get on it.

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