It DOES suck. I want one.Sickle wrote:The general trend the Meatheads have taken since David started building them was the early ones were dark, dark , dark, slowly moving towards a brighter tone in the standard production units the last couple years. For virtually all the Meatheads I own(five or six now..?), you have a very dark fuzz till you reach the last 10% of dirt amount, and then you get a HUGE mid-range spike in amplitude, while the lows stay at about the same level.
I had some frequency domain shots up at some point illustrating this, not sure where they went, but I could make them again once I get my sound card fixed or replaced.
The black and gold Meatheads are much more similar to the early Meatheads, having a more powerful bass response. I'm not sure if this is due to a larger output cap, or what, but my own black and gold Meathead is different from all the others, its tuned to 'Slo mod' stats, making it a dirty low-balling fucker indeed.
Sucks none of you guys have one like it..There's only two I know of.
BUT...
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I'm not saying another furking word about it.
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my black n' gold meat is probably my favourite pedal ever!
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Now if you didn't keep the forum in order I'd say that was favouritism And you keep tempting us with little snippets and then, bang, they're gone in 10 seconds as ebay BINsSickle wrote:The black and gold Meatheads are much more similar to the early Meatheads, having a more powerful bass response. I'm not sure if this is due to a larger output cap, or what, but my own black and gold Meathead is different from all the others, its tuned to 'Slo mod' stats, making it a dirty low-balling fucker indeed.
Sucks none of you guys have one like it..There's only two I know of.
BUT...
Something is coming down the road soon-ish, and...
I'm not saying another furking word about it.
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Sickle, dude...I'm dying wanting to find out what the new Meathead (New banner photo) is going to sound like. Looks absolutely Doomtastic.
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Sickle wrote:Sounds like it looks.
WOW.
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That is just amazing. I just hope that this will be a regular production model.Sickle wrote:Sounds like it looks.
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Holy shit that looks amazing !!!!
If it sounds like it looks, then I DEFINITELY want one ! I adore the black and gold one and it would be great to have one that went a little further in that direction.
If it sounds like it looks, then I DEFINITELY want one ! I adore the black and gold one and it would be great to have one that went a little further in that direction.
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Dates?
Nice job on the graphics D.
Nice job on the graphics D.
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So if i get it correctly the tone-scale should be this: dark>B&G>deluxe>standard ?Sickle wrote: The black and gold Meatheads are much more similar to the early Meatheads, having a more powerful bass response. I'm not sure if this is due to a larger output cap, or what, but my own black and gold Meathead is different from all the others, its tuned to 'Slo mod' stats, making it a dirty low-balling fucker indeed.
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Yo guys... just noticed my meathead B&G is labled /bass...
Are all B&G's like that? cos mine plays really well with a gtr?
Also... is the dark very close to the slo-mod meatheads?
Are all B&G's like that? cos mine plays really well with a gtr?
Also... is the dark very close to the slo-mod meatheads?
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