Thanks so much for your support! I really appreciate it.

Thanks for listening! I still think the TC Flashback is a great delay. I used to have one but sold it to fund other delays. It's kind of a habit for me. :)

IRs can be a deep rabbit hole but I have found that the York Audio consistently just sound really nice! Thanks for listening!

Wow! Thank you! I wanted to showcase all of the modes of it but it was taking too much time. Glad you like what I put out there!

Thanks for your support!

Thanks so much for listening! Appreciate it. This is a cool delay. Some of the modes are a bit of a learning curve but overall, all of them are really good.

Thanks for listening! Honestly, I think the coolest thing about the IR2 is how well it takes different Impulse Responses!

I love P90's!

Thanks for the kind words. I plan to do some more reviews but just haven't had the time lately. If I were to pick three/four favorites for the drives I own, it would probably be Timmy, Tumnus Deluxe, and a tie between the EQD Special Cranker or Keeley Super AT Mod. Those are both really good low gainers. Another good option... A friend loaned me his Oneder Old Blue recently. If low gain, good cleanup is something you're looking for, that would be an incredible choice as well! I was so impressed with that pedal. The only thing that's kept me from getting one, is that I have so many drive pedals already! I'm assuming the Tumnus mini would stack well with the Special Cranker. My Tumnus Deluxe does real well with it!

@@mikekratochwill4195 Thanks. I’ll give it a try.

Sure! Just make sure to give credit where it's due to Brian Wilson and Gary Usher for writing it. I'd love to hear it too. :) Just checked out your page. You have a great voice! I would love to hear a cover of this!

Thanks for the kind words! As for the preset, I've since upgraded to a newer version of S-Gear and don't have the preset anymore. But the video does have a snapshot of what the preset looks like. Hope that helps!

Thanks for listening!

Thanks so much for the kind words! I appreciate it!

Thanks for listening!

Because it sounds good in mono too. Not everyone is interested in a stereo rig. This video (as the title suggests) was to showcase the versatility of the MicroPitch. I'm sure there are plenty of demo's out there that showcase the stereo sounds of this pedal. Search for them!

Thanks for listening! That would have been amazing to see Randy play back in the day. Alas, I never got to but Randy is a big reason why I play guitar today.

I'm not sure if that's possible or not. I just did a PC screen grab of the presets when I was using the device manager.

I should also mention that there are plastic overlays you get when you buy the pedal. You can place them on the pedal and it shows you the settings. But that's only for like 5-7 of the factory presets. I can't remember the exact number or if they have more of those available somewhere.

Thanks for listening!

Thanks for the kind words! Appreciate it. The MicroPitch is awesome. Eventide is making some great stuff. I've never tried their chorus but it does look quite cool!

Just got my micropitch delay. Wonderful pedal!

@@jasonbone5121 Nice! Hope you enjoy it!

Thanks for the kind words! It means a lot to me. Has the pedal arrived yet? I think you'll enjoy it! 3+ years after buying mine, I would still rate it as one of my top pedals ever! I love the MicroPitch!

The Jetstream RB is a guitar that's on my radar. They look so awesome!

Thanks for listening!

It's certainly an awesome pedal. I wish I could have tried it out for a longer time.

Agreed, both are good. But some folks might appreciate hearing tape alongside bucket brigade to hear the differences between the two. That was the point of the video. Thanks for listening.

@@mikekratochwill4195 Ah, okay. Well done, then.

Thanks for listening! As for the pickups, being single coil P90's they do have more noise than a humbucker. But as far as that goes, I don't think they're noisy. They sound incredible! As for the feedback, I never really tried in a real world scenario. I can't really play my amps loud at all so I'm mostly using plug-ins and an HX Stomp and studio monitors these days. I suspect though that this particular guitar could feedback at higher volumes as it's a full hollow-body guitar. I can't really test it out anymore as I ended up swapping this guitar out for an Eastman L00 style acoustic guitar! I do plan to buy another Eastman electric someday but I might go semi-hollow as opposed to a full hollow-body. They have some models that are more the spec of a 339 guitar with smaller body dimensions. The T64 felt really huge to me with it's larger dimensions. But despite that, the T64 was a great guitar and in a perfect world, I could keep all the guitars.

Thanks for the detailed reply! Helped quite a bit. I think I’m going to look into semi hollow for the high gain reason. Eastman sure makes some great guitars, I hope the quality stays up to par the more popular they get. Thanks again, happy holidays!

Thanks for listening!

😁Smoke bamboo? Are you ok?

Thanks for listening!

I still find myself looking at the Belle Deluxe from time to time. It looks so cool! Agreed, Howard was an amazing creator.

S-Gear is such an awesome plug-in. It seems to fly under the radar but I love it.

For me, it was a huge difference. I think the 500k pots brought the guitar to life. It was like there was a blanket over it with the 250k. I'm not sure why Eastman went with the decision to go 250k especially considering Lollar recommends 500k for that pickup.

Thanks Neaves! I think the pickups are Seymour Duncan Stacked P90's. They can go Series, Split, or parallel for lots of sound options. I love P90 pickups!

@@mikekratochwill4195 Awesome, Thanks!! I’ll have to look more into those!

Thanks for listening! The demo you're hearing is actually an earlier Fuzzy Fox with an unfinished enclosure. Same circuit though as the Seafoam version which is pictured in my video. Rhylan (the builder) was cool enough to loan me the Fuzzy Fox that I used to make this demo. But I thought his Seafoam finish was cooler looking so I posted the picture in the video. I later ended up purchasing one of his white Fuzzy Foxes. I think there may have been a slight change to part of the circuit on the white Fuzzy Fox. I'm not 100% sure though as it sounds similar. I should make a demo of that one sometime!

@@mikekratochwill4195 oh ok! I saw that unfinished version in another video you did. Now I’m really curious what all circuit changes have been done. I’m glad to hear the white version sounds similar to the unfinished one used in the demo. That would be excellent if you did a demo of the white one, I look forward to hearing it!

@@NeavesTheKnight I'll have to ask Rhylan what the changes were. But in the meantime, I could make a demo of the white Fuzzy Fox as well!

@@NeavesTheKnight I looked back on some of my previous messages with Rhylan and this is what he said about the White Fuzzy Fox that I have - It’s the same circuit with some altered values to make it grittier with more bass.

@@mikekratochwill4195 Awesome! I actually just messaged the pedal page on Facebook to get the same answers, Lol

The Slip mode is so much fun!

Thanks for listening and for the kind words! For the signal chain I'm just running the Mood to an HX Stomp through a Clarett interface into my PC. The Stomp is supposed to function as its own interface but for some reason, it causes my PC to crash all the time so now I have to run it through an interface. I almost got an Infinite Jets as well but I was saving up for an LVX. Then this Mood came out and I ended up with that instead. I love the Mood - the Delay, Reverb, and Slip modes are all so cool. The micro-looper still confuses me sometimes but I've gotten better with it. I love the reverb of the Mood because it reminds of the Polymoon actually. It's more like a slapback delay that you can smear. Such a cool sound!

Thanks for listening Mike! It's such an awesome solo! Rudy has some very melodic skills!

@@mikekratochwill4195 he’s very underrated. Very melodic player

Thanks for listening. Yeah it's a constant search with the chasing of sounds but it's all in good fun!

Thanks for listening and agreed, it is an amazing song. The entire Diary album is a classic!

It amazes me how the riff is unleashed after "...empty heads can achieve.", each and every time. Wow

Thanks for listening Laura. I was offered a Microcosm as a trade. Someone local... It looked kind of confusing though so I've been on the fence. Must be a cool pedal if you're trading your mk2 for it.

@@mikekratochwill4195 Well, at this moment, it makes sense. I haven't touched my Ambient rigs in months due to my hands being messed up. So, getting this synth and messing with that was a good idea. i will be fine being without the mk2 for a couple of months, etc. But, I will have another one somewhat soon. So, it will all work out in the end.

Yeah the Mood is a really diverse pedal!

Thanks for listening!

Thanks for listening shred5! I have to admit, I don't think I've tried any of the Boss Digital delays. Sometimes bright and chimey is a good thing and I should really check some of them out. I no longer have the DM-2. Perhaps that low mid sound you are referring to was a factor? I did notice my DM-2 would get kind of noisy as I increased the delay time. I decided to sell it in favor of a Maxon AD999 which is still my favorite analog delay. I also still have my Belle Epoch. I know a lot of tape echo offerings have been releases since, but the Belle Epoch is a classic.

Too much echo here too. 😉kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYvadZukd8dkoJosi=1WVjifQdMrVBqw46

I tried stacking in reverse order as well. For my purposes though, I kind of like the Timmy going first. 😀

I do like that sound. Thanks for the reply!@@mikekratochwill4195