where can i find boss HR-2 Harmonist or sumthing similar?
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Alchemist
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still toking 2 randolf abt it . basically more mid range , removing the nasal tone and diff choice of dist types.
in short from the 70s iron maiden to 80s metallica to 90s pantera to today's shadows fall type of dist tones. all i nid is a marshall tube head
and a 4 x12 cab to go along with it (totally not now)
in short from the 70s iron maiden to 80s metallica to 90s pantera to today's shadows fall type of dist tones. all i nid is a marshall tube head
and a 4 x12 cab to go along with it (totally not now)
ebenex music
yes, we have the hr-2, ps-2 and ps-5 in stock.
feel free to drop by anytime.
thanks.
regards,
david
ebenex music
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We are located at 50 East Coast Road, #03-17, Roxy Square 2 Shopping Centre. It is right next to Roxy Mercure Hotel along Marine Parade Road and it is alot easier to come through the Marine Parade Road overhead bridge (it links straight to the shopping centre)
Operating hours are 11-8pm, Mon to Sat. Tel: 6345 2053 .
yes, we have the hr-2, ps-2 and ps-5 in stock.
feel free to drop by anytime.
thanks.
regards,
david
ebenex music
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We are located at 50 East Coast Road, #03-17, Roxy Square 2 Shopping Centre. It is right next to Roxy Mercure Hotel along Marine Parade Road and it is alot easier to come through the Marine Parade Road overhead bridge (it links straight to the shopping centre)
Operating hours are 11-8pm, Mon to Sat. Tel: 6345 2053 .
alchemist: i own an hr-2 and ps-5, and i have a lot of friends who use ps-3 and/or whammy, and i have to say that the ps-5 is a piece of crap. the hr-2 and ps-3 are polyphonic on octave settings, plus the synthetic generated tones are a lot more pleasant than the ps-5 or ps-2.
the main reason i use the hr-2 over a ps-3 is that with the 2 generated tones, you can both pitch-shift and use a detune chorus at the same time, which is what i do to achieve simple organ- or synth-type sounds. the ps-3 (i believe) tracks slightly better than the hr-2 on non-octave settings, while the ps-2 doesn't track well at all. the ps-5 tracks well but doesnt sound good, and it gets very confused with intervals (especially when you're pitch-shifting thirds or sixths).
the main reason i use the hr-2 over a ps-3 is that with the 2 generated tones, you can both pitch-shift and use a detune chorus at the same time, which is what i do to achieve simple organ- or synth-type sounds. the ps-3 (i believe) tracks slightly better than the hr-2 on non-octave settings, while the ps-2 doesn't track well at all. the ps-5 tracks well but doesnt sound good, and it gets very confused with intervals (especially when you're pitch-shifting thirds or sixths).
