Anyway, reality check, that particular amp was more like this actually..
I really liked that amp but unfortunately i had to let it go at some point. So, what does all this have to do with the DAM Meathead you might be wondering? Well, it actually has a lot to do with it! As a matter of fact, after selling the amp i was trying to find a suitable replacement for that fuzzy sound the amp produced when pushed. And i can definitely say i found it with the Meathead. Those obscure, fuzzy guitar tones of Sleep, Electric Wizard et al are back with a vengeance. Huge amounts of fuzz, thunderous bass response and violin-like sustain all at once - it really is a great little mean pedal. And to make things a little more spicy, i decided to have both Standard and Dark versions of the pedal available with the flick of a switch.
As you can probably imagine by now, the nostalgia of the Green Matamp paved the way for the pedal aesthetics. Combine that with the unmistakable 'Om' graphics and i think we have an eye candy..
Ooooommmmmm....
Sound Files
"Stock" setting. Fender Baja Telecaster straight into Fender Deluxe Reverb (yes you read it right, that is a tele into a Fender amp!). Recorded with M-Audio FastTrack C600, AKG Perception 420 & Shure SM57. No post-processing.
"Dark" setting. Tokai SG straight into Fender Deluxe Reverb. Recorded with M-Audio FastTrack C600, AKG Perception 420 & Shure SM57. No post-processing.
