That Pedal Show - Uni-Vibe Type Pedals: Where Do They Go On Your Board?

[@MrUltraworld]

I really like the Vibe first in the chain. The sweeps are much more defined.

[@luisangelEXALTA]

Just ordered this pedal (goodbye the last of my savings) , thx for your input, I havent seen it first in signal but worry about it not being defined enough, I will test out your method for sure.

[@relevantinformation6655]

With the Fulltone, I used to use it after the distortion, depending if its more of a sustain drive like a Wampler ego, or if it’s distortion like a silver arrow. I have been using it before any distortion lately. Using a noise gate at the end of the chain -before it goes into stereo fx that split into marshals half-stacks with 2 amps operating in stereo mode. I find that the stereoBoss DC-2w waza chorus-like box is pretty kewl to send to 2 different heads. Set it - forget and leave it on. There’s my two cents. By the way I’ve had here Marshall’s forever and been collecting pedals since the 70s (read I’m old) 😁

[@luisgoregonzalez7394]

Coincido!🤩🙌🏻

[@ryanholio]

You did a grand job on your own.

[@Bsiggs222]

I absolutely love you dudes. As a worship director, people ask how I know so much about pedals and I steer them to you guys. Thanks for your knowledge and passion for technology and music!!

[@rafsbio]

Mick sure knows his stuff. The tone he gets from the strat neck pickup is just brilliant! And great video as always!

[@MerrickGuitar]

Great vid. Mick you're a great player and get the sound most guitar players try to achieve. Strat sounds great also. Thanks for posting!

[@marcelodangelo915]

THE DEPTHS, by EQD… the vibe!

[@bigupbebop4706]

Obsessive Hendrix fan and big Trower fan so love this. Highlights how incredible Filmore Machine Gun was as a composition. like the nod to Bridge Of Sighs too. Your obvious passion for sound and tone is awe inspiring Mick. Thanks for all your videos.

[@nsiepmann]

Loving the Fuzz Face face at 12:42. Just outrageous low end on that thing.

[@WhippJunior]

Forget The Chapton and Cappers.....That Pedal Show Rooooolz!!! StellarJimi tones!

[@juanmartinreborati7928]

Thanks Mick! Loved the Dejá Vibe and the Fuzz! Dan, a big hug and get well soon! Cheers!

[@thechannelforeverything2170]

I recently got an Electro-Harmonix Good Vibes and it's a lot of fun to use,I think it's very underrated in the world of vibes.

[@wolfgang8090]

The same! i also tried the Fulltone Deja Vibe, BUT: I tried and tried and tried... never satisfied! Thats the truth.

[@lynyrddeville]

The sound around 20:45 becomes pure awesomeness. I need it, and better find the right vibe and boxes to do it!

[@Disharmonikash]

I was coming to work with the usual uuughh Monday sucks feeling and then I see this in my subscription feed and I started feeling better instantly! Thank you guys! Univibes are the best modulation pedals out there.

[@zosojstro]

Damn just found this been a subscriber for over a year. You answered many questions. Truly enjoyed your tone and playing. Awesome

[@jorgetenamusic]

Hahaha loved the low wattage Dan!! Get well. Thanks for not leaving us "videoless" Mick. You guys are great individually and as a team!

[@mttheodoro]

One of the best effects/guitar/inspiring videos i've ever seen. Thanks man you guys did a greeeeat job.

[@alanjamesh.zamorano1677]

I got a Moen "Shaky Jimi" Uni-Vibe, and with the time playing it I've realized it sounds best at the beginning of the chain, and also with 9volt batteries it sounds much better than with a power supply, I only use batteries for gigs thought.

[@MrLeadbelly1966]

My early '90's Dunlop Uni-Vibe (big, polished metal case) w/the original power supply & expression pedal is pure magic...

[@buddhamus]

Cool video. I do like the sound of the Uni-Vibe before the OD. Definitely smoother sounding. But there is something about the "Hendrix" way of doing things that's kind of addictive.

[@batousan_]

If Dan ever needs a cut out Mick, 19:15 is the money shot hahaha!

[@Mincraf3r]

I was not disappointed by this time stamp

[@LostMyMojo100]

I checked it out and laughed my ass off!!! Nailed it!

[@batousan_]

Yo this is 4 years ago, did I predict lockdown? 😳

[@8odycount]

That's the fuzz face right there I guess :D

[@coolman4202]

That little Marshall by itself at around 7:30 sounds nice! Ever since I got a Tiny Terror I've been appreciating low wattage amps more!

[@user-pi2xl4jw3e]

It's just not the same without the massive sexual tension, oh well.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Hahahahahaha! I agree.

[@vinniem565]

+Arttu Hämäläinen hahahahahaha, I couldn't agree more!

[@imslicc]

loooolll

[@POGFROGULPOP]

Mick playing his Strat is enough sexual tension to satisfy my weekly needs.

[@POGFROGULPOP]

+POG FROGULPOP Garlic, Vitamin C and plenty of rest for Dan. Get well soon Bro.

[@markellis8621]

Awesome guys, love watching the show, apologies for not liking the videos which I watch as I mostly forget to do. But I'm really inspired by your show. Thanks Mark.

[@petebrown8145]

A little late to the party but I just ordered a Déjà Vibe. From the video, I think I’ll put it before my dirt pedals. See how my Tele sounds thru a Blues Jr. Thanks! Awesome video.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Nice! Enjoy that Pete!

[@davehappablap5549]

Just. Love. TPS. Been a watcher since I was banished to the guest room at my in-laws many Christmases ago... Fun. Informative. Approachable. Stay well gents.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Thank you Dave, and you buddy!

[@stevemacneil4819]

while the rest of the world is on a waiting list you got the balls to show of two king of tone pedals on the same board, crazy, good job by the way.

[@gaztaylor9682]

Thanks for stepping up to the plate Mick, with this excellent and highly informative vid...lots of fun and food for thought here!! Get well soon Dan :)

[@leesyrjanen3947]

One of the best pedal demos I've ever seen, and I learned a lot. Great job!

[@jasonstone8587]

Love the Strat , also I liked the vid you did for Guitarist magazine when you played through the Dumble amp, the tones you were getting out of that Amp were awesome.

[@leohernandezcolonful]

The University of Great Tone from the land of KZbin. Geez you guys are great, even with Professor Mick today. Get well professor Dan. Hey you guys should do a rundown on your gear. Love to know what you guys personally choose.

[@roeletti]

Thank you so much Mike! This solved all the struggles i had with my new uni-vibe pedal. I'm doing fuzz, uni-vibe and then overdrives from now on and it sounds great! Can't wait for the comparison video! Get well soon Daniel!

[@BluesLicks101]

...Mick, not Mike.

[@MrLeadbelly1966]

Nice big, full sound with both amps on!!! That was my favorite, for sure. Almost sounded like you were running them in stereo. Overdrive first, for me, but I do love that classic Trower sound, as well. Great job, Sir! Brilliant!!!

[@SCOREWIZARDSMUSIC]

This format really works just as well, it reminds me of the Flight of the Conchords when Brett got replaced by the tape.

[@gnadzon]

You played so very well that notes from the Landau @ Backed Potatoes !!!! And I really enjoyed the whole vid, thanks !

[@ThatPedalShow]

+gnadzon Thank you Gnad. I sincerely hope Michael never watches this. I feel bad for trying to copy him, but he's sooooooooo good. I love him. :0)

[@MaxPaws]

Great info! I’ve always been in the Trower camp and put my vibe first in the chain.

[@edibleresidue]

Dude! i gotta thank you, i learned so many riffs from this video! Thanks a million!

[@ThatPedalShow]

Cool! I lifted them all from Hendrix, Philip Sayce and Michael Landau in the main. And Matt Schofield and SRV and a bunch of others. You’re in good company!

[@yobhsiFehT]

I love the practice space setting for this vid! Nearing the end here, it's kinda funny to me that you're getting "House Burning Down" tones without a flanger just from wacky pedal order interactions lol Well done, sir!

[@ThatPedalShow]

+yobhsiFehT Many thank yous. This was filmed at the rehearsal space at Real World studios. Lovely place. :0)

[@yobhsiFehT]

That Pedal Show As if I wasn't jealous enough already ;)

[@AlexanderPetrov]

What a great episode! Thank you Mick! You just showed me exactly what I was looking for! This year (2019) I disovered Robin Trower and become a big fan of his music, playing, sound and his baritone vocal as well (since around 2005 he started to sing himself on his records). I was so interested in his sound how it is similar and different form Jimi Hendrix. And you just showed it prefectly to me!!! I also discovering tremolo, vibrato, leslie, phaser type of effects, being influenced by Robin Trower, Charlie Hunter, Mickael Landau, Albert King and now I understand Univibe type effect much better. TPS is really great show from the very beginning! Awesome playing, great knowledge, great production! \m/

[@luisangelEXALTA]

I havent gotten in trower but see his name all over the place especially since ordering this pedal, any suggestion for an album that defines his best work? Thx

[@AlexanderPetrov]

@@luisangelEXALTA Thank you for the question. I love Robin Trower too much to choose the best work, but I'll try. Definitely you have to check out 1974 "Bridge Of Sighs" album with the most famous songs of Robin. Of the top of my head, I love 1990 "In The Line Of Fire" album. If you like these albums, you can start discovering everything else of his music. I always love vocalists of Robin Trower, and his own vocal too. Most of Robin music is in the minor and harmonically darker then most of the music. That's why not everybody might get it, I suppose. Also his playing is not always perfectly accurate, and that's not for everybody too. But I like it, especially.

[@luisangelEXALTA]

@@AlexanderPetrov thank you for responding so quickly, I appreciate it, I will check out his 1974 album for sure, sounds like a good time, much of my favorite music is around that era (led Zeppelin. Cream, Hendrix (1970), Bob Marley,

[@AlexanderPetrov]

@@luisangelEXALTA Same here! Most of my beloved music is from 70's, or at least started back then. Especially I like Tommy Bolin, Robin Trower, Toto, David Sanborn, Robben Ford, Larry Carlton, Stuff, Eric Gale, Stevie Wonder of the top of my head.

[@BlackofAzur]

Sounds awesome Mick ! Love the wah

[@williamlove9821]

Great show Mick, but I think you've missed a golden opportunity to have the camera zoom-in on the Dan cut-out and do your best impression. DAN, DRINK PLENTY OF FLUIDS! TAKE IT EASY ON ALL THE LIQUOR AND HARD DRUGS!

[@martynkentfrancis]

Thanks Mick for giving us a vid to enjoy in Dans absence. I have the lovepedal vibronaut which is a vibolicious stonker! (technical terms) sounds amazing! Look forward to more of the Dan 'n Mick magic next week and get well soon Dan!

[@scblds7496]

"Ace" video Mick! Love the strat and Vibe, can't live without mine; super groovy fun playing too, thanks! Get well vibes to Dan.

[@scottwollaston7009]

Your videos are speaking to me today Mick. My dream rig is a Duesenberg Starplayer TV (from the Guitar Paradiso vid with Danish Pete) and a H&K Tubemeister 18. Of course, a KOT wouldn't go amiss either....

[@totowroe]

Mick, after watching a few of your videos, I never realized how much you absolutely ROCK until this one! GOOD LORD MAN.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Ah man, thank you kindly!

[@destossel]

Damn that is the best Univibe Hendrix type tone and playing on the internet. Mick is in his comfort zone here and it smokes. I have a Berkos Third Stone II Pedal incoming and after watching this I know I have to have the Fulltone Mini-DejaVibe to pair with it. This is a whole style and sound of its own. I can’t wait to get my fuzz and vibe running through my Mesa Lone Star. Thanks Mick ! This rips !

[@hammerspace6491]

Glad you guys have done another pedal order! Get well soon!

[@astroman2112]

Perfect timing for this vid! I have a Drybell Vibe Machine on the way. Very inspired now to fire it up when it gets here and see where it fits in the chain. Great and informative vid as always Mick. Hope Dans feeling better soon. Cheers, James

[@EdParker98]

I'd love to have go at a dry bell, demos of them seem amazing. Let us know what you think when you get it....be good to know from a neutral :-)

[@astroman2112]

+EdParker98 I've had it a week now. Very happy with it. The service and communication with the company was great as well. Highly recommend it if your looking for a uni-vibe pedal. Here's a good place to look at reviews: www.gilmourish.com/?page_id=4537

[@EdParker98]

+astroman2112 Thanks, that's great. Maybe you should post a demo of it in use ;-) Thanks again!

[@MrBluesgtr68]

The look on Mick's face when he played Floyd was priceless!!! Get well soon Dan...

[@jimivibes69]

MrBluesgtr68

[@jakestewartmusic]

Classy new set! Great vibey room. Informative video and tones here. I have a King of Tone and ARDX20 because of this channel. Keep it up Mick!

[@hotrats1040]

Great playing and extremely useful info as usual. A humble request for a future show: The difference between creating compression through gain stages vs compressor pedals. Maybe not interesting enough but sometimes I struggle to balance pedal compression vs compression created by OD, stacking OD, and compression in the pre/power amp due to volume differences due to clean boosts and guitar volume / pups.

[@ThatPedalShow]

When I read your name I immediately heard the violin through the distortion. :0) it's a super interesting topic for sure. You've probably found that you get a great compression setting at home then go out and play louder and it all changes. It's hard to demonstrate, but it really underlines that dynamics and response are every bit as important as 'tone' (gain structure and EQ). The 'magic' is when you can get on top of it and use it to your advantage, rather than be frustrated by it. And we've all been (and continue to be) frustrated by it at times. If we can think of a way to offer some useful advice via the show, we will. Being completely reductive, the harder your amp is working and the louder you play, the less pedal gain and compression you 'need'. That's a generalisation, but it kind of works. Thanks for watching!

[@hotrats1040]

+That Pedal Show Thanks a lot! And you're correct, I don't master this on different volumes but thanks to watching mosts of your episodes several time I'm starting to ask better questions :-) The episodes on different wattage of amps was together with the ones on gain stages were a couple of real eye openers from that perspective. It explained something which I didn't understand when my 100w head broke down during a gig and I borrowed a great 20w tweed combo that was "just as loud"... but made my guitars & most pedals sound and function completely different. I've learned more from your videos the last 3-4 months than I've ever known before. Truly great stuff - you're amazing.

[@shook9042]

Mick! Massive playing man. I wish I could play as well as you play that Strat. Excellent video.

[@joshhobbs3519]

Really nice to hear more of your playing Mick! I want a fuzzface now... Also that ARD sounds special.

[@manawarrior2010]

Get well soon, Dan!

[@scottwollaston7009]

+Gareth Webb Indeed. Need you back ASAP Dan as Mick's useless without you. ;-)

[@JamesRussoMillas]

Got turned on to The Depths by Travis from Wampler pedals. I run it before my drives and love it!

[@guitarFlownimo]

Yeah right, me too

[@jamescourt2842]

I swapped my dl4 for one of those Wampler Faux Tape Echo's best decision I ever made on my board. I've actually met an worked briefly as stage technician for Travis too an his band great bunch musicians they supported Walter Trout when he was touring the uk.

[@stephenwhiting6475]

Thanks Mick. I've just picked up a nux monteray vibe and now I know where to put it in my chain 🤘

[@Wardell43]

About 4 years ago, I inherited a Boss PN-2 Temolo pedal that give me itch that it couldn't scratch! Although it's a great pedal in it's own right, I had to have a Leslie simulator. So I bought a "Dunlop Rotovibe" which is a great pedal, or was until I plugged 1 Spot wall wart into it and blew out the resistor. I've since found out that this is a common problem and it can be fixed I just haven't got around to it as it was a bit annoying. But I went through some of my older Rack unit's and found that the Rotory setting on the "Alesis Nanoverb" will work with a Johnson J3 pedal that I had just lying around waiting to be used, but not much versatility such as fast to slow, ramping or slow!! Just on and off. Next up was a $30 Pawn Shop Special, the "DOD 3 Dimension" rack, which will go Fast and Slow with moderate ramping with the Alesis wall wart, and the Johnson J pedal. The problem here is the annoying grounding hum which kind sounds better if you isolate the unit away from other rack units! So next Craigslist provided me with a "VOCE Spin" Once I got the manual, It turned out to be a great half rack stereo unit with a dedicated guitar input. It has a standard wall wart and works off the Johnson J3 pedal controlling fast/slow/brake internal ramping. The not so obvious problem with the VOCE Spin is the 2 outputs. Out 1 is Mono!! Out 2 is a stereo ring tip thing that will hum if you plug in a mono jack think it is only out 2, which is why I got it for $75. The guy was frustrated, as was I until I bought the Boss and then found the VOCE manual online. It has overdrive control, instrument control Output control and a MIDI selector and control for 15 different Leslie presets. I'm using it with my Keyboards At this point(about 6 months ago) I went to the local music store and got a close out price on a Boss RT-20 That does it all!! Ramping up/down control, variable fast, variable slow, over drive effect level, instrument level and 4 selectable modes a very nice pedal.

[@fireworks_music]

Great settings for the univibe right at the start of this video. My default settings for the the Deja Vibe, which is always on in my rig, are Volume and Intensity Maxed, and the Speed at the lowest. But this works very well too, gets the real Hendrix growl. Mick sounds great here.

[@ThatPedalShow]

+Richard Grace Thanks Richard! This was a long time ago. Maybe time for an update with what we’ve learned since. Thanks for watching!

[@CARBr6]

Get well soon Dan!

[@brianloftus8230]

Ok, first off that intro sounded friggin awesome, nice playing! This is the sound, I mean THE sound. I didn't know where Hendrix put his in the chain but my ear is telling me that the fuzz being first seems off. Either way, vibe first in line is my choice, it has a much fuller effect when it hits the overdrive. I use The Worm by EHX and while it is no deja vibe it has a lot of versatility. Great video!

[@_jonnyp]

Get well soon Dan! Sending positive (uni)vibes your way!

[@HesselFolkertsma]

Cool scenery there! Glad to hear there's a show coming starring vibes, between all the different modulation sounds out there I'm having trouble understanding what a vibe pedal actually is or does. Oh and "beterschap"!

[@ishancooper]

Killin it Mick!! Looking forward to meeting you at NAMM man!

[@lollol7962]

Thank you . When I got a question you offers answers!

[@docsiltanen]

WELL DONE MICK !!!!! Happy New Year !!!

[@Cleitonsguitar]

Great, as usual! Please, do a video comparison about Leslie pedals. There's the Option 5 Destination Rotation, DLS RotoSIM, Neo Mini Vent and others!

[@jfo3000]

Great show Mick. Great playing. Other masters of this style that used vibes...Frank Marino and Uli Roth

[@KozmykJ]

Stumbled upon this old vid while searching for stuff on harmonic tremolo; as in affordable ways to get my hands on some. Best I can muster right now is MarkBass Compressore > Harley Benton British > Zoom CDR-70 > feeding Bassbreaker 15 and Blackstar HT-1 for some Stereo. That SG sounds creamy smooth. Love it. Do you still have it? I don't recall seeing it for quite some time. I bought an SG a month back but the fret-ends were pants. She's been with local luthier "Ed's In The Shed" ever since I got Thomann to agree to get her fixed instead of sending her back. Friday will be NGD - Part Deux . Yay !! So light.! I was shocked at the weight. Such good responses ... but the fret-ends had a beard ...

[@relevantinformation6655]

With the Fulltone, I used to use it after the gain boost its more of a sustain drive like a Wampler ego - before if it’s distortion like a silver arrow. I have been using it before any distortion lately. Using a noise gate at the end of the chain. I’m sending it into stereo fx that split into my old Marshall half-stacks with 2 amps operating in stereo mode. I find that the stereo Boss DC-2w waza chorus-like box is pretty kewl to send to 2 different heads. Set it - forget and leave it on. There’s my two cents. By the way I’ve had the Marshall’s (wife annoyers) forever and been collecting pedals since the 70s - (read I’m old) 😁

[@vladimirerfan7721]

There's a deal on a mini deja vibe for 185 bucks. Looks like a good deal... What do you think?

[@xJaGG3d]

19:14 BEST FACE IN THE HISTORY OF MAN

[@davidvandermast840]

Get well soon, Dan, and, by the way, I need one of those cutout pictures of you. It will remind me to experiment with pedal placement.

[@danielroberts9579]

Great job Mick! Great playing. Obviously miss the banter with Dan.

[@ThatPedalShow]

+Daniel Roberts Thanks Daniel, me too!

[@michaelcooper00]

Great job Nick! Thanks for not leaving us video-less!

[@samatkinsphotography]

Another great video covering all bases. I've had quite a few vibe pedals but the one that really nails the sound I was looking for is the Unicorn by JHS Pedals.

[@EdParker98]

That's exactly what I just found out - cracking pedal which I'm gonna buy tomorrow. My voodoo vibe jr just doesn't cut it. Sorry Roger!

[@samatkinsphotography]

Enjoy! You'll absolutely love it...

[@abramtreadwell722]

Good job going solo! I enjoyed it and am a big fan of the normal layout as well

[@kareemcampbell8355]

The Deja Vibe Fuzz Face combo gives me chills

[@maham593]

Amazing playing, man! Sounds so good

[@andrewanderson3746]

David Gilmour is who turned me onto Vibe pedals, so as a result I usually prefer them for my clean sounds. But as you've well demonstrated here, they can sound excellent for dirt tones as well. For a minute there I was really hoping you were going to play Star Spangled Banner, LOL. Get well soon Dan! Looking forward to T-shirts

[@andrewanderson3746]

+Drew Anderson Oh and I think you may have also successfully converted me to the Fuzzface club. that thing just sounds gorgeous!!

[@ThatPedalShow]

Nice one Drew! They're funny old beasts. One day they sound heavenly, the next they sound like a big pile of poo. If there's volume and conviction it's usually the former. :0)

[@the_swoletariat1621]

Thank you so much for this video, I just picked up the Keeley Dark Side V2 so it was really cool to see how to use it better!

[@grahamkelly8299]

I never heard the kot sound this good!! You got a really great sound on this ep Mick

[@igormuzyka4759]

Thanks, next morning i'm totally gonna go reorder my pedalboard of about 15 pedals until i find where i like the uni vibe the most. Year ago i played distortion -> uni vibe -> overdrive and now i'm playing uni vibe -> distorition -> overdrive. Now i feel like i completely miss something about uni vibe sound. So here goes a reordering day.

[@johnmcelhaney8490]

As Always Thanks Mick! This was exactly what I needed!

[@ThatPedalShow]

Cool! Glad you enjoyed it John. We’ve done more on Vibes since this video - it was a looooong time ago!

[@silverben8495]

Very nicely done Mick!

[@physiciansassist1]

I heard that mike Landau worried life blues before you even said it ha ha.. I guess your not the only one who likes that lick..

[@paulsguitarstudio126]

The issue w JImi was one of buffers/impedance, the old univibe had a dreadful impedance buffer which could not be used in front of old fuzz. Trower's use, recommended by Fuller at front of chain, works very well but also Robin's OD's are not that cranked. Jimi's Marshall was not overdriven but was also not that clean. Basically, all pedals work on the "rule of dominance", what comes after will be the more dominant effect. So placement of a phaser or vibe after gain increases the sweep boldness and clarity while in front reduces the sweep pulse but may sound more organic and musical to the user. Personally I like the vibe before and my phaser after overdrive which sounds more like Pagey's phaser use. If you can adjust the vibe in front so that a sustained note almost warbles into feedback then you are close to the Trower sound. All in all the Vibe is an amazing unique effect and Josh's take on the photocell circuit is about as good as it gets.

[@NHail]

top notch playing man!

[@ThatPedalShow]

Thank you!

[@mattchilled]

Thanks Mick for the uni-vibe demo, this has made me want to grab one of these pedals! Hmm thinking if you have a Uni-vibe would you need a tremolo as has that kind of vibe (excuse the pun!).

[@gladfam8967]

Great demo, and someone finally running a vibe with dirt. Tired of all the wimpy vibe demos on youtube with clean amps.

[@jamesgrobertson8024]

Good one Mick really enjoyed that

[@arosalesmusic]

Best Univibe I ever heard, besides the original Shinoi from Japan is the Univibe from Argentina, the Sabbadius

[@sams_sekai]

Get better soon, Dan! Great episode Mick, as usual :)

[@andy_J_11]

Excellent vid!

[@chriscarter3742]

4:32 says it all! Have you come out with some vibe comparison videos? I think a vibe pedal will be my next investment but am pretty lost on which way I should go, my favorite guitarist used an original univibe but is now using a modded wayhuge supapuss - a review on the wayhuge would be awesome!

[@ThatPedalShow]

+Bobby Weir Yep, we are planning just such an episode. Thanks for watching Bobby.

[@Iliaspap80]

Get well soon, Dan! I tend to prefer both univibe and phase90 before overdrives and chorus - flanger after. Have a nice weekend!

[@HawxGaming]

Internet high-five for the Landau shoutout. You should hear his album with Jazz Ministry at The Baked Potato, awesome stuff :)

[@shaunoleary8740]

Haha well done! Feel better soon Dan!

[@MrTrenttownrock]

thanks Mick!!!! Get well Dan! Danelectro Cool Cat Vibe is a sweet low budget univibe sound which.........also works best before overdrives.

[@Fsuholley]

Great job Mick. Enjoyed the show. Get well Dan.

[@6stringlounge813]

thanks for the video, hope Dan gets better soon. you guys need to check out the oddfello effects caveman overdrive, i think it might be the best ever made, i own most of the best overdrives made and this is killing them!

[@johanhallgren6717]

This made me order a Deja Vibe instantly!! Thanks!

[@jonathanwapner6262]

I go Hyper-Fuzz --> Unicorn --> MXR D3 --> Big Muff OP-Amp --> RV-6 --> Clean or Driven Amp