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George · . Joined: 03 Jul 2009 Posts: 20327 Location: UK

must be able to take an expression pedal. think i've narrowed it down to these 3. all boast the original photocell circuit mojo (except the dls, but it has nice extra tweakability) and all sound pretty great.

fulltone deja vibe 3

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sweet sound ultra vibe ii / mojo vibe

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dls versa vibe

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bonus video of some cool as f*** cowboy dude on the dls

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probably leaning toward the fulltone which i might splurge on come payday.

anyone have any thoughts/experiences?

sunshiner · Posted: Sat Jul 23, 2016 3:37 pm Post subject:

That cowboy has his rig reviewed by Primier Guitar, I remember seeing him. He is some famous musician I suppose
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George · . Joined: 03 Jul 2009 Posts: 20327 Location: UK

a good condition deja vibe 3 came up on ebay last night so i bin'd it this morning. should arrive end of the week.

its lit

Progrockabuse · . Joined: 14 Jan 2008 Posts: 4643 Location: Derbyshire

i literally just sold mine on eBay a few weeks back. fucking loved it
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George · . Joined: 03 Jul 2009 Posts: 20327 Location: UK

arrived yesterday. great fun but a little tricky to dial in on my rig

Progrockabuse · . Joined: 14 Jan 2008 Posts: 4643 Location: Derbyshire

Where you running it in your chain?
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George · . Joined: 03 Jul 2009 Posts: 20327 Location: UK

keeley java boost (germanium treble boost) > boss tu2 > ehx pitchfork >fulltone deja vibe > klone > maxon ad900 > super spring theory

it's more about needing to darken my guitar tone a bit, it doesnt like my jangly tones so much. the treble booster is also noisy with it (separate psus etc)

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Progrockabuse · . Joined: 14 Jan 2008 Posts: 4643 Location: Derbyshire

I tend to run it first in line before anything else, helps reduce the noise .
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George · . Joined: 03 Jul 2009 Posts: 20327 Location: UK

yeah, that's much better, cheers. usually the germanium treble booster has to go first otherwise it causes a fuss but they seem to get along fine together.

Progrockabuse · . Joined: 14 Jan 2008 Posts: 4643 Location: Derbyshire

Yeah, with univibes you kinda throw the signal chain rule book out the window lol. Mine was always first, makes it nice and warm
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George · . Joined: 03 Jul 2009 Posts: 20327 Location: UK

this pedal is great fun. i'm still working it out but so far it's easy to dial in good, musical sounds but things can get too swooshy and hendrixy very quickly at higher intensities, particularly on chords, so the temptation is to get caught up in blasting out slow trower-esque blues chops rather than use it constructively for my own material. while the chorus mode is what we all know and love it for, the vibrato function is also really good when dialed back to add some extra depth to arpeggios and chords. i like how all settings blend and works with the tone you already have rather than add a layer of glassy digital oiliness over the top (like most modulation pedals ive used in the past). also has a very low noise floor, no doubt on account of the 18 volts.