Bare Knuckle Pickups Forum
Forum Ringside => Guitars, Amps and Effects => Topic started by: sgmypod on March 10, 2009, 03:04:02 PM
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Need a cheap one to go inline with my other pedal effects
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How cheap?
Boss TU-2
Korg DT-10 (my tuner of choice)
Korg Pitchblack
They're your main guys, unless you go peanuts cheap like a Danelectro tuner?
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ta..thats my kinda cheap the korg and boss
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korg pitchblack is meant to be true bypass... its a great pedal - i have one
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i'm gonna go for the Korg Pitchblack, when i get to some money
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The DT-10 is buffered, which is good if it's your first pedal...
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Korg Pitchblack user here, it's great (and more accurate than the Boss too!) :)
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planet waves do one which is true bypass and well constructed. Ive found it very reliable
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I got my Pitchblack+ new and boxed off of eBay for £55, quite cheap for what its actual worth is
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The new Digitech Hardwire tuner looks good. About £10 more than the TU-2 or Pitchblack though:
http://www.digitech.com/products/Hardwire/HW_Tuner.php (http://www.digitech.com/products/Hardwire/HW_Tuner.php)
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The pitchblack is great, very good to read on stage and quick to find the notes.
I don't know if it's proper true bypass as that would require a 3DPDT switch but the switch on my tuner feels more like just a mechanically controlled micro switch. There's no pop like a true mechanical switch.
Nonetheless there is no signal degregation when bypassed and it's built like a tank....
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£55??!!??
i got my Korg pitch black for £45 off of Hot Rox UK
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Pitchblack+
The more accurate one :P
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ahhh ok
haha didnt see the little + in there :P
so yeah £55 is good!
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Korg Pitchblack definitly, better than the Boss and not unnessecary huge like the DT-10
You're right tomjackson, in that it is an actuator switching a microswitch, but;
The Pitchblack is true bypass, the microswitch switches a relais that switches the pedal true bypass, just as good as mechanical TB. ;) But cheaper to make I guess.
edit: By the way, the + isn't more accurate in (half) strobe mode, only in standard mode.