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I tried the fender. It is a decent unit but I’ve no experience of the tc. I don’t think I’d buy the fender comparing it to my current eq, drive and comp albeit they cost a whole lot more as individual pedals than the standalone fender. I could happily gig the fender but wouldn’t replace my current pedal board with it.

So no noticeable differences yet keep us posted 😀

Any gig report yet and what have you found better or different about the AO over the original. You’ve mentioned some comparisons above but no solid opinions yet. You were using the MkI drive occasionally live right?

The stomp really can do whatever you need it to and for that Line 6 deserve much credit.

It’s all about what we can bring to the party 😀

I was in a band and the guitarist was a classically trained muso, had a degree in music and had studied further as a sound designer. Pretty much learned all I know from that woman. She was such a trove of knowledge and a great resource.

No stomp here! I pretty much tried the stomp out in a range of settings and it is indeed a very capable unit. I just found that live I like to have an amp and cab on stage. The drummer and I both felt the in ears gigs lacked something so it’s earplugs and full rig live for me. My fx needs are somewhat minimal on a gig so the stomp was over kill as the effect I use I already have on my pb.

Good company to be keeping 😀

You forgot tuner 😀😉

Frank get her to have a look at the stomp with you and maybe she can help you set it up while explaining what the controls are doing too. That way you should have a good grasp of your specific settings and parameters.

@Al Krow Maybe you should have bought a HXFX instead as it sounds better suited to your needs? Have you not messed about with amp and cab sims yet on it? Have you experimented with the drive options yet as there are many especially with the latest update KOT drive, svt4 amp, BDDI etc. Mixing amps and drives offers up more possibilities too... If filter, drive, octave and a good 6-8 hours worth of looping capabilities are all you need and your pedal board has this covered maybe it’s possibly just not the right unit for you!

@mcnach I’ve a Tecamp 212m you’re welcome to try out should you ever feel the need. It’s an easy lift and not very heavy I’d say about 18kg (neo speakers) but a very easy list with the handle design!

Nabbed a pedal from Andy. Everything went as planned and I’d happily deal with him again!

Yeah I've seen some footage of these and in theory they'd be doing more than what I was thinking of but still pretty cool

Would a 12 step involve tap dancing? I'm in a position where my band might benefit from a little more oomph on certain tracks but it's not essential. To be able to add a pad or something a bit more atmospheric on some intro parts but also have a bit more going on as in a synthy sort of sound could work but I've kinda adopted the bass to play parts which work for our set up. I'm just interested to learn how folks would use this pedal in a similar set up to mine not create soundscapes and textures like so many examples I've heard of bass synth stuff. @Al Krow has linked footage to his band and I'm confident that there are enough similarities to the type of songs/audiences we play to. Asking him for examples was to see how he might integrate the pedal as I'm aware he's doesn't normally use any effects in his live bands. I'm just using some comp and drive in mine.

If I can I will

Turns out I didn't but that sorted it. It's good to play along with recordings but all very samey.

10 of course!

"Click Click Click!"

I was telling you about the benefits of the AO pedal just a few weeks ago and sent you that demo video highlighting it's versatility. Still the better sounding of the DG pedal range IMO. Back on topic!

'twas!

Here's some footage from a gig.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/254378727783 Nice looking one off old body shape Sandberg!