What is the difference between Hall of Fame and Flashback reverb pedals?
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Hall of Fame is a great Reverb Pedal. Flashback is a great Echo Pedal. Reverb is like being in a big room and getting a spacious carry off to your voice, where Echo repeats and repeats and repeats, I hope that helps. If you Youtube them you'll get a great example, also TCs website has clips, feel free to ask me any other questions. Bryan
1300885
Flashback is a delay pedal. Hall of Fame is a reverb pedal. Both sounds amazing!!!
1300886
Yup. Delay. A delay will replay your part a set period of time behind the initial signal (like an echo). This relay will just slow the decay of the signal to make it sound like it is gradually fading (like more sustain). So, think about the weird doubling stuff the Edge does here (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WK81ifaZ_lk). That's delay. For reverb, listen to Dick Dale (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PVFweleZgr8). This answer only helps if you don't know the difference between a delay and a reverb pedal is, but it is an important distinction. So, Flashback=Delay. HOF=Reverb. Yup. Delay. A delay will replay your part a set period of time behind the initial signal (like an echo). This relay will just slow the decay of the signal to make it sound like it is gradually fading (like more sustain). So, think about the weird doubling stuff the Edge does here (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WK81ifaZ_lk). That's delay. For reverb, listen to Dick Dale (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PVFweleZgr8). This answer only helps if you don't know the difference between a delay and a reverb pedal is, but it is an important distinction. So, Flashback=Delay. HOF=Reverb.
406796
Perhaps I'm too old and slow on the trigger, but I've had some trouble setting up a loop on the pedal and then to playing over it in a professional way. Years ago, I had another brand that worked for me, but it picked up, probably an op amp, distortion making it only useful for hard rock. I suspect there is an ideal pedal out there for me, but I can't afford to buy them all and shake them down.
1971793
I would say either,,my set is a vintage slingerland and I know people with electronic kits,, the pedal is very adjustable so I think u can use it in either application
845523
Yes it does. Many pedals have a tap tempo that you tap out with your foot. The Flashback's tempo is turned on with the foot switch. But the tempo is made by strumming the guitar. I found this very more intuitive since you are strumming the guitar anyway. Some like the foot tap tempo method better. I like this method better. All a matter of opinion.
1552682
I'm not sure to be honest. That would be a question more for the manufacturer. Here's a link to the manual in PDF format. Maybe this will help? http://numark.de/sites/default/files/PT01USB_QuickStart.pdf . If you do pick up this turntable, a great add on is to get a Lepai Mini Amplifier which is around $15. Which will give you better sound adjustment options and the ability to hook up older speakers to your turntable.
972533
it's about a minute and it's not that good, if you want this pedal because of the looper you should try to get a real looper pedal like the digitech jamman or boss RC. The flashback should be used for delays only.
553724
The pioneers are Dj headphones. The sound is a little bit better on the ue 6000 because they have an Emplifier built in. The highs on the pioneers are a little too low however the build quality is better on the pioneers... hopefully this helps
1235638
I took a quick look at the PSR-160 documentation - looks like it only offers a handful of patches with SUSTAIN built in. I'm not aware of a way to connect a sustain/damper pedal type controllers via MIDI jacks.
1441953
ME50 does not have loop station. There are fewer amp options. I think there is one less pedal (the compressor is a single knob maybe?) They improved the sounds for the 70 IMO
796311
Definitely a digital pedal. An analog Spring reverb needs a long spring..minimum 5-6 inches but optimally far longer. I have discovered the length of decay in this pedal lacks enough variability for me, and am now using a "Plush" brand "reverberator", also digital. Lexicon is suppossed to be the state of the art for digital reverbs..the high end ones can be unaffordable though.
1577160
Boost dial is next to reverb dial. just got my bandit 12 recently and it's a great amp; quiet w ability to get lots of differing sounds. As good or better than a comparable fender and a whole lot lighter
2170982
The Treble, Bass, FX Level and FX Select control knobs on the Champion 40 actually work on both channels (clean and distortion) simultaneously. The knob settings apply to both channels (which is a slight drawback, but not the end of the world). The Champion 100 (which I also have) has two sets of these control knobs, one set for each channel independently. This means that you can have different tone and FX settings for each channel...and it comes with a foot switch to change channels and turn the effects on or off. The 40 is a good amp for practice or small gigs, especially if you mic the amp. You don't want to crank the volume above about 6-6.5 or you get distortion...it is only a single 12" speaker, after all. But it is still a great little amp! The 100 is definitely better because it is more powerful, it has two 12" speakers, big volume (I have yet to have the volume above 4)...and the separate tone and FX controls for each channel. They handle certain pedals very well. I use a Zoom G1N, an Ibanez Tube Screamer and a Cry Baby Wah. Both amps seem to handle them very well. For the price, they are both great amps for all that you get! And you can never go wrong with Fender!
1967488
It has more types of delays and instant access to 3 presets. The size is three times bigger than the basic Flashback. The knobs are much bigger as well.
1092077
I would recommend Wellgo V12 copy pedals over the Diamondbacks. Look at Chain Reaction or Niagara Cycle Works. The Diamondbacks didn't last very long before the bearings crumbled.
542715
Don't know, personally. ... but I've heard the kickers have more bass. The pioneers have pretty decent bass and really good clarity. The kickers weigh quite a more, comparitively, with a bigger magnet, hence the bass. That's all I really know. Hope it helps.
1100268
There's an effects loop on the back. Comes with 2 button foot switch or you can purchase a 4 button , both can be programmed for the built in effects. You would have a ton of options. You could use your ME for modulation and delay effects and set the amp on which modeling amp suits your needs like marshall, vox, fender etc. But if it was me and I really liked the sound of my ME I might spend more and get a non modeling amp. SS or tube. I like my mustang 3 cause its light and just plug it in. No pedals or even a foot switch , I have the first 10 patches set up for my style and its just a quick turn of the knob. That is not ideal for gigging but for me at home or jamming with friends its just fine.
322850
Not quite sure...to be honest, I hardly use this pedal right now. I am very happy with my Boss DD7... sorry I couldn't help more.