It’s just coincidence that every country that’s even vaguely close to the US has a huge problem with American guns in the hands of criminals. Couldn’t possibly be related
PennyRoyal
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I was watching pen-testers talking about this five years ago. There’s no learning curve, I’d there?
A penny pillaged is a penny earned
That figure’s come down significantly since the age of vikings though
Is this likely? I’m not there, so don’t know if this even seems likely, but I’ve seen this question twice now, which has kindled a tiny flame of hope
Yeah, if we start listing all the things he’s going to negatively affect, we’re going to be here for a very long while
There’s untold 3rd party ones for pennies on eBay
I’m sure that this happening just after that Russian ship was noodling about is just coincidence
Absolute monster of a tune
I’ve seen people (presumably you OP) post this dude’s stuff a fair few times, and I think the style is fantastic. They’re awesome as individual pieces, but I’d really, really like to see a graphic novel or something by this artist. Is that something that exists? I have had a search, and all I could find is a sketchbook available in Singapore or something, and that wasn’t shipped to Europe.
Down right careless that was
I’m mystified how this isn’t a more well-known pedal, it’s about the most perfect fuzz tone to my ear. The sub switch takes it from a high, sizzling tone that cuts through a mix like a saw, right through to the noise of an earthquake. It’s in a similar realm to the Carcosa (which I reckon is probably the best value fuzz ever made, really versatile) but a bit weirder and heavier. Joyous.
Bunged a couple of pedals from the B-team box onto a little board I’d bashed together a while ago. I’ve had to cut the right-hand end down a bit to plug the Dirty Robot in.
I’ve been using this on synths, just as a bit of fun really. The dirty robot is fantastic, and very versatile. Seems redundant, using a synth pedal on a synth, but on rhythms it does all sorts of joyous things. The Bass Overdrive is a great little budget drive, and the wet/dry mix and low/hi tone shaping makes it well suited for synths. The Aurora is a nice, simple delay that you can manhandle nicely, and the Exosphere is a reverb that can be rather wild especially with the Little Monster expression switch.
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Interesting, I’ve always assumed that it’s still in the phone, as I’ve got cheap cables that are literally just a lightning plug on one end, and a jack on the other that work fine. That said, it would make sense for them to remove both the jack socket and the DAC at the same time, so it’s odd that the cheap ones work.