LPB-1
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JazzBlaster
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LPB-1
I got a new EH LPB-1 today and I have to say it is the best booster I have ever used. Extemely clean has terific low end, I was afraid it might sound a bit trebly with the jaguar. It didn't it's fat fat fat!
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Who Ran The Iron Horse?
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Re: LPB-1
I see you've also got a new Pulsar there. What did you think of it? I tried it out in a shop, and about 1/3 of the depth and rate was about full on amp tremelo, and if you turned it up any higher it just started making broken computer noises.
Don't you know that's sinful boy?
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SirJackdeFuzz
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Re: LPB-1
JazzBlaster wrote:
. . . mmmmm, looking at the pic, it seems that i am not the only EHX fan around here !
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chrisjedijane
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Re: LPB-1
yeah, when I read the "broken computer noises" comment, I just thought "I NEED ONE!"
"we lack the motion to move to the new beat"
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JazzBlaster
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Re: LPB-1
I love it! it has way more range than a conventional trem, you have to keep the depth below 1/2 for more conventional sounds. I can get everything from fender or vox trem sounds to Jonny Greenwood kind of swells. the best part about the small one is it's stereo so I can get nice rhodes trem sounds with my keyboard too! (and yes, you can do broken computer noises)Who Ran The Iron Horse? wrote: I see you've also got a new Pulsar there. What did you think of it? I tried it out in a shop, and about 1/3 of the depth and rate was about full on amp tremelo, and if you turned it up any higher it just started making broken computer noises.
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It's not about the gear! It's about you, your hands, your imagination, your feelings.