DD3 high-cut mod
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ouch shred..tts so blunt. :lol:
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haha...have a good nite's rest man..
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Tanx for plug mates! 
The Hi Cut Mod for DD3 effectively makes your digital delay sound warmer. When the Hi cut is engaged the echo when compared to the stock digital echo sounds warmer because the subsequent repeats get darker by losing the trebles more and more which is characteristic of analog and tape based delays.
The Hi Cut Mod is also applicable to DD2, DD3 and DD5 where the parameters controllers are analog. The DD6 however has a high cut mod of a different sort as it's parameter controls are digital encoders.
The High Cut Mod comes with either a choice of 2 (Default/Hi Cut)or 3 way (HiCut1/Default/HiCut2) toggle switch.
Some fellas like myself with a lot of floor stomps do not like to bend down mid performance and twiddle 'em knobs too much so in order to keep things more efficient I offer different degrees of personalized Hi Cuts so that you can easily flick the switch to select between default digital delay tones and analog delay tones without having to readjust the level and feedback dials.
If you find yourself attracted towards tones and after notes that are of a wider dimension or simply want to add a little of that "fairy dust" to your sound here's a cost effective add on solution for your Boss Digital Delay Stomp.
The Hi Cut Mod for DD3 effectively makes your digital delay sound warmer. When the Hi cut is engaged the echo when compared to the stock digital echo sounds warmer because the subsequent repeats get darker by losing the trebles more and more which is characteristic of analog and tape based delays.
The Hi Cut Mod is also applicable to DD2, DD3 and DD5 where the parameters controllers are analog. The DD6 however has a high cut mod of a different sort as it's parameter controls are digital encoders.
The High Cut Mod comes with either a choice of 2 (Default/Hi Cut)or 3 way (HiCut1/Default/HiCut2) toggle switch.
Some fellas like myself with a lot of floor stomps do not like to bend down mid performance and twiddle 'em knobs too much so in order to keep things more efficient I offer different degrees of personalized Hi Cuts so that you can easily flick the switch to select between default digital delay tones and analog delay tones without having to readjust the level and feedback dials.
If you find yourself attracted towards tones and after notes that are of a wider dimension or simply want to add a little of that "fairy dust" to your sound here's a cost effective add on solution for your Boss Digital Delay Stomp.
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Randolf's hi cut mod for the DD3 is a must have, compulsory mod IMO.
With no hi cut, you get the standard fare, nice if you want your delay heard...
With hi cut on, you get to have a revishish, echo-ish effect, very cool for just wetting the tone up.
With a LOT of hi cut on... woah... very very nice. Though, your delay can't really be heard in the mix lah..
Randolf's hi cut mod for the DD3 is a must have, compulsory mod IMO.
With no hi cut, you get the standard fare, nice if you want your delay heard...
With hi cut on, you get to have a revishish, echo-ish effect, very cool for just wetting the tone up.
With a LOT of hi cut on... woah... very very nice. Though, your delay can't really be heard in the mix lah..
embryo
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Santa said:
If cost is no object and the motivation behind this makes great sense this is not impossible at all. Other than the obvious transplanting of innards from one pedal to another another idea is to fabricate a TS9 circuit board and transplant it to a MD2 chassis?
O ya and because the TS9 uses 3 knobs for controls right so we will wire the 4th knob of the MD2 to an antenae where you'll get to wave your hand above it for that voodoo effect (even though nothing is happening cos!) because you lppk sooo good doing that unique stage move you'll actually start to sound good... In your head arh!!! Hah!
Ok seriously why would you want to do that? I mean why transplant a TS9 onto a MD2? The MD2 has given me more than a coupla eureka meoments in the course of mod experiments. The special thing about this pedal is that it's got a pretty smart way of recreating that pre and power amp distortion control with 2 onboard drive knobs.
The only thing I am trying to get used to about the MD2 is the shade of orange they use which is very very orangeee for me ya... makes me thirst for orange squash. Heh!
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