Can a Harley Benton Extreme Metal sound like a Boss HM-2?

[@orenfisher8948]

"It sounds like something is broken" - love this. The answer, in my opinion - it was a valiant effort. I prefer the H.B. Extreme Metal. .

[@SwedishGuitarNerd]

Then you don't have to pay the crazy money that HM-2s apparently go for these days. I bought mine used back in the early 90s when noone cared about pedals.

[@thefuneralparade]

@@SwedishGuitarNerd I got mine last year from somebody in ebay for $110... I got lucky...as it turned out my pedal was "born" in the month of July 1984.in japan..and those are going for up to $400. I thought about selling mine for a crazy price and then buying a left hand wrath and a $200 boss hm-2 And ending up with the best of both insane worlds...lol

[@SwedishGuitarNerd]

@@thefuneralparade Awesome! I bought mine used at a guitar store back in 90-91 I think. Paid less than $45. This was long before the hype :)

[@oliviermalhomme9923]

the HM-2 always had a fuzzy tone. In the 80's I controled it with an AF--9 autofilter with a dead batterie

[@SwedishGuitarNerd]

Awesome! That must have sounded mind-blowing?