MMFX Green Hornet

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In my set up it sounds like the first distorted riff here:

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It's a very well built, aggressive and flexible medium overdrive / distortion pedal. It's in as new condition.

I'm looking for £85.

[Kev]

whats the toggle control switch on it??

[ped]

Christ that made me jump!!!!

[spree]

whats the third effect, made my sub do a happy wee

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Kev - It's a mid shift.

Ped - I know, sorry I didn't equalise the volume in ProTools

Spree - That's Mr.Swollen Pickle cumming in your ears.

[Kev]

last one sounds very much like the civil war big muff i used to own...

would i be right in thinking that the green hornet would be too similar to my pickle pie to warrant having both??

[tayste_2000]

No you'd be wrong nothing like a Pickle

[ped]

The clean bass sound is pretty sweet Joe - Celinder?

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Kev - the last one is the Haunting Mids Fuzz. Great, great pedal and never for sale Also, the Green Hornet is really different to the pickle pie. They're totally different circuits rendering very different sounds. Infact, I'd say they compliment each other well - pickle pie for sonic mayhem, Green Hornet for more aggressive lines.

Tayste - you are as ever my FX home-dawg.

Ped - yes, Celinder. A beautiful instrument.

[Kev]

[quote name='tayste_2000' post='125523' date='Jan 22 2008, 03:46 PM']No you'd be wrong nothing like a Pickle[/quote]

cheers for that well backed up answer
[quote name='Toasted' post='125529' date='Jan 22 2008, 03:57 PM']Kev - the last one is the Haunting Mids Fuzz. Great, great pedal and never for sale Also, the Green Hornet is really different to the pickle pie. They're totally different circuits rendering very different sounds. Infact, I'd say they compliment each other well - pickle pie for sonic mayhem, Green Hornet for more aggressive lines.[/quote]

hmm food for thought indeed... gas building up slightly...