The "Damo Pedal"

quiquemartin · 02-04-2010, 07:31 PM

Hi!

A tech is building for me what I call the "damo pedal".

That is, a parallel looper. You connect the guitar to it, then the signal splits, one part goes to the amp or the PA and the other part goes to a send return, finally both signals mix again and you have one mono signal with to sounds, the processed one and the direct one. I will have 2 pots to mix both signals so i can even use it as a booster. I will have also a phase switch.

Active and true bypass custom made with custom inlays ( I can put Damo Pedal or whatever) for 65 euros total amount.

Have you listen volcano live? Thats the effect, natural acoustic sound and wah with distorsion together on one signal

do you use something similar??

By the way, I know damo uses a rat (like I do) but I don't like the results with the acoustic. I have tried a p90 humbucker (like damo) and a lrbaggs m1 active. Next step is to modify the rat.

02-04-2010, 07:31 PM	#1
quiquemartin Eskimo Regular Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 146	The "Damo Pedal" Hi! A tech is building for me what I call the "damo pedal". That is, a parallel looper. You connect the guitar to it, then the signal splits, one part goes to the amp or the PA and the other part goes to a send return, finally both signals mix again and you have one mono signal with to sounds, the processed one and the direct one. I will have 2 pots to mix both signals so i can even use it as a booster. I will have also a phase switch. Active and true bypass custom made with custom inlays ( I can put Damo Pedal or whatever) for 65 euros total amount. Have you listen volcano live? Thats the effect, natural acoustic sound and wah with distorsion together on one signal do you use something similar?? By the way, I know damo uses a rat (like I do) but I don't like the results with the acoustic. I have tried a p90 humbucker (like damo) and a lrbaggs m1 active. Next step is to modify the rat.