Enough Clipping Options for a LIFETIME // Walrus Audio Ages, Eras, and Eons

[@charlesromano7463]

I love the eras pedal my wife got me for my birthday

[@MrMeh57]

Wholesome

[@SkiingAintCrime]

if she wasnt your wife already I'd say: MARRY HER!!!

[@seandemura128]

As someone who's been looking for lazy crazy overdrive/distortion (looking at you Darkglass), that Ages sounds awesome.

[@kameronwraithd.k.5363]

I´d be awesome and greatly appreciated if you guys could do an in-depth video of each pedal

[@keithraney2546]

I like the red one.

[@michaeldumas9203]

Great demo. I like it. 👍🏿

[@kameronwraithd.k.5363]

I just wish the EoNS had a Blend or Dry knob, just like the other pedals.

[@CEMeier]

I came here to comment that. It should be legally required for fuzz effects to be able to blend with the dry signal.

[@MrClassicmetal]

I was going to comment the same thing, but after hearing the sounds produced with that pedal I may have to reconsider. It sounds pretty awesome, and there is no lack of bottom end.

[@cesarfernandezlopez2209]

SOLID SOUND!! YEAH!!

[@auslanderbassmusic]

He, he, nice outro!

[@ikestoddard2458]

Why does the player not play the same note sequence (perhaps just a bar) on each setting per each device? You can’t really compare devices unless you hear the same musical phrase. Or am I wrong somehow?

[@Facu_Roldan]

I agree. Not only playing the same, but also using the same bass so the only variable is the pedals.

[@augustoboido]

I don’t think this is an A/B/C comparison. They’re different pedals and have pretty different sounds and vibes. No reason to necessarily make a direct comparison. Still if you need some sort of comparison the last minute of the video It’s probably more than enough

[@orryfishburne5326]

As someone who plays guitar and bass i always forget to try my guitar pedals out on bass. 😂. I love bass, but i usually just use a compressor and chorus when it comes to effects. I need to try out some other pedals i already own with bass. I would love to hear these dirt pedals in a parallel path on bass to retain that low end.

[@TheBassChannel]

2/3 of these have dry blends so a separate parallel path not needed. The fuzz pushes a lot of low end even without a blend so it shouldn’t need it either.

[@orryfishburne5326]

@@TheBassChannel nice!! Good to know. Thanks!

[@mattjs]

4:45 FREEDOM!!!!!!!

[@black1964sabbath]

cool t-shirt！

[@simaojoseph]

I don’t know how you record or mix but the bass sounds in your videos are mostly blurry, muffled and sloppy; I don’t know if it’s the playing or what. It’s very disappointing. There are not many bass centric channels; and yours has lots of demos, which is great… I don’t know if it’s the fingers only; the no treble, or the layering blend knobs… sometimes it even sounds like there’s no amp or cabinet. 😢

[@thetruevineproductions]

What an uncalled for and nasty comment. I've been making records for decades, and, his sounds are great!

[@Skidlick]

Yep. Mean comment

[@okrham]

Those bass pedals sounds all the same or even worst since the 90's.

[@augustoboido]

I don’t think they’re meant to be played with a bass honestly….

[@illegal_space_alien]

@@augustoboido Blend/dry knob = bass-friendly, unless you are EHX and hate anything below open A. But why does the Eons not have a blend knob? That would be much more useful than a voltage knob that would end up being set & forget, and handled by an internal trimpot.

[@thetruevineproductions]

Strongly disagree: the Ages and Eras are fantastic on bass, especially with that wet/dry knob. I'm not a fan of the Aeons as much, but, I'm not much of a fuzz guy. To me, the former two are really nice for adding a bit of extra hair to a clean bass sound, helping the bass cut into the mix a bit more and potentially blend with the guitars.