Source Audio True Spring, JHS Mini Foot 2, ProAnalog Manticore 2, Catalinbread Coriolis - Pick'N'Mix
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ค. 2024
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This is Dan’N’Mick’s Pick’N’Mix where we feature four pedals that are new (to us anyway).
Our agenda is purely to plug them in, see what cool sounds and features we find, and combine them in whatever way inspires. That’s it!
Enjoy…
Pedals in this video…
• TheGigRig Three2One
www.thegigrig.com/three2one
• Sonic Research ST-300 Turbo Tuner Mini
Australia: bit.ly/2mR1s8c
• Catalinbread Coriolis Effect
UK & Europe: bit.ly/2VaVa49
Australia: bit.ly/2V4KmnR
USA: imp.i114863.net/Q1VR3
• JHS Pedals Mini Foot Fuzz V2
UK & Europe: bit.ly/2SUesNJ
USA: bit.ly/3ynXM3c
Australia: bit.ly/2V13bIw
• ProAnalog Devices Manticore
www.proanalogdevices.com/
• Source Audio True Spring Reverb
UK & Europe: bit.ly/2GNI8p0
USA: imp.i114863.net/PG12Q
Australia: bit.ly/2SbGek3
• Bespeco VM13 ZUM
www.bespeco.it/en/volume-and-e...
• The GigRig G2
www.thegigrig.com/g2
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Interesting bits and go-to sections…
- Is Mick on drugs? (not very good ones): 0:00
- Wilko! 2:14
- Today’s amps: 3:00
- Today’s pedals: 3:30
- Source Audio True Spring: 4:40 (5:38)
- ProAnalog Devies Manitcore V2: 17:40
- JHS Mini Foot Fuzz V2: 29:08 (29:55)
- Catalinbread Coriolis Effect: 32:57
Guitars in this episode
• Fender American Vintage ’62 Stratocaster - Mick’s video at bit.ly/2cQv3yT
• Fender Custom Shop ’63 Telecaster - Dan’s video at bit.ly/2dlZJ6K
• Gibson Memphis 1958 ES-335 -no video yet
Amps in this episode
• Mesa Fillmore FL-50 1x12 combo: mesaboogie.com/amplifiers/elec...
• Supro Black Magick 1x12 combo suprousa.com/1695t-black-magick/
USA: imp.i114863.net/e7dOz
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Awesome. Thanks so much for plugging into the True Spring Reverb - loved hearing you guys play through it! So glad you guys dove into the Neuro Editor. Mick to answer your question - yes, you can place the tremolo either pre or post reverb tank. You just need to select either "Wet/Dry Mix" (tremolo post reverb) or "Dry Signal" (tremolo pre reverb) from the "Tremolo Assign" pull-down menu in the Neuro Editor. TPS Forever!
Aha! Thank you! Was going to email... Somebody asked whether it was analogue dry through? One assumes that with the modulation going, maybe not? It'll come up in VCQ on Monday. Killer sounding thing!
@@ThatPedalShow Thanks for the good words - a lot of work and research went into that pedal, so we're psyched that you guys dig it. To answer your question, no, it is not analog dry through. Yes, the Ventris Dual Reverb IS analog dry through, but because of the tremolo we decided against it in the TSR.
Whatever shit mood I'm in: when I see Dan laughing uncontrollably because of Mick's shananigans things are already a bit better. :D
Yes I used to go to Walworth for my PICK'N'MIX but these days I come to the TPS guys 🎸🤔
@@doctiberius2717 now thats inflation in action
Mick’s cold sweat decision was a good one... glad you showed the tremolo!
And the software is very powerful and easy to use! Miles better than the app.
I love the broken speaker feel of the Mini Foot Fuzz, just got one and it's a beast to play. Almost on the edge of chaos
Great show guys! Thanks for getting the Manticore v2 on. The more time I spend with mine, the more I love it. So many tones in one pedal and never loses clarity and note definition. This ain’t no one trick pony, it’s the real deal. Cheers to TPS and Scotty at Pro Analog Devices!
Nice, a shout-out on the show. Thanks again, you guys! Of course, it was my pleasure making the TPS pedals. Keep rockin' and keep up the great work!
Mick, I never get tired of hearing you play Lenny. And that intro was super fun.
TPS has sent me down some great TH-cam rabbit holes over the years, but "Ser Ilyn Payne playing guitar like a glorious madman" may be the best one yet - thank you two for that! Excellent work as always.
What other people said, it would be totally awesome if you could find a way to get Nels Cline on your show! His approach to effects is very refreshing and expressive. Love your show, guys! Nice to have a pick'n'mix again, eventhough it only feeds my GAS...
This is so much better than American TV.
Mick running round just made my day. Love a pick and mix!!
Nels is an incredibly good player and LOVES gear. His various pedal videos on the ol' TH-cam are all ace. Nels and Julian Lage are the best on the planet by a reasonable distance IMO.
Best intro EVER, guys- that was awesome :)
Trippe there at the end... Loved it! Pretty funny seeing Mick's reaction to the hold button at the beginning!
All right Mick!! Pulling out your grunge moves! Love it
Great show. BTW, that Chris Isaak bit is actually the playing of James Wilsey's , who sadly passed away just shy of Christmas. Tragic story. His sound literally MADE Chris Isaak, and his earlier bass playing influenced the Dead Kennedies. RIP Cal.
Mick's opening, at 4am on a Tuesday, day already made
Hi Mick. I’m your opposite, I play guitar as a hobby and do gardening as a profession. If you prune roses too early, a hard frost can sometimes damage new growth, although this is highly unlikely in the south of England. Nature is clever and will know when the hard frosts have passed. If it’s putting on new growth, it’s probably time to prune. End of February is usually a good time. Remove the 3D’s (dead, diseased and damaged) and cut just above an outwards facing bud. It’s also a great time to mulch them with some well rotted horse manure! Talking to them is optional but they’re very good listeners.
Yes, the True Spring Neuro app works on Android Mick. Love it. Nice work mates!
Glad to see the True Spring on TPS. I just picked mine up at a crazy good price because I absolutely miss the spring reverb in my AC15 and Super Reverb. I find the True Spring delivers everything I need it to be. Add on top of that the harmonic and bias tremolo options with three savable presets.... Ace. Just ace.
If you haven't already then check out the knob reassign feature and try out spring size as a knob. It's such a useful thing to change on the fly
You guys were brave with the Coriolis Effect. A little much for me but I always need that education that only you two can provide ;)
I caught myself smiling uncontrollably in my office alone at midnight... somehow, the pedal manufacturers need to learn how to put that in their marketing... 50% more smiles! So fun. I will never own those, but vicariously just got to enjoy them... thanks gents.
Nels is an amazing player, it would be awesome to have him there with you guys. Cheers!!!
Fantastic intro! Mick on the good drugs! Great pedals! That pedal show bedside lamps! What’s not to like.
Cheers guys, an innocent looking pedal board cabable of great noise. Outstanding work. :)
Damn this show. Just ordered a Manticore 2.
Your show is "ace" boys, I can't get enough of it! Having said that, I cannot help but think if Howard were still around at Catalinbread, we would be listening to greatness right now, but they gave him the chop...
The coffee must have been strong .... the intro very avant garde ... and the Wilco extraordinary :0 .... a pick'n'mix at it's best !
Over the last several episodes I have noticed when Mick plays Lenny, he really enjoys the sound of what he's playing it through.
Wow I’d love one of those TPS light/lamp thing
Your new "That Pedal Show" display light pedals look fantastic! You should put them in front of the DB meter.
Brilliant Wilko Johnson impression from Mick!
Mick doing his Wilco Johnson impression left me creased, bloody hell. Brilliant
Man, once you guys dug into the Coriolis, you got the look of two kids in a penny candy store with 50 cents in your pockets: childish glee. So cool when that comes around as an adult! Dan's intro already made my day, but the outro...icing on the cake.
Coriolis may need a deeper dive to grab some usable sounds. The other pedals were for sure set it and forget it. They all sounded great. Great show and appreciate all your hard work day after day, week after week.
Love pick n mix!
Damn, that's sounds more spring than a spring........and Mick I new you couldn't resist playing Lenny. Thanks guys.
I absolutely LOVE it when Mick busts out a little 'Lenny' snippet!!!
That reverb pedal is amazing
three cascading gain stages!!! U-U, sounds amazing...nice work dudes
This was a fun one. I was entertained.
Hahaha, that intro! The soundtrack to the Strat insanity!!
Oh and one more tip for the True Spring tremolo: that "engage boost" function is great to not lose volume when using the trem. Aces. SA really thought of almost everything in that unit (as well as the Ventris).
Yeah, they were both intensely beta tested by myself and several other people with great ears and ideas. :)
@@christopherventer6391 Well they went to the right guy with you Chris!
That hilarious intro was my favorite of Mick's playing. Ever.
Awesome. The only answer to Dan's masterful melodiousness is pure noise. Successive disruptive rock n roll genres have understood this. /0)
@@ThatPedalShow Longtime fan of the channel here, very pleased at the answer ! Keep up the excellent work ! (And I am indeed a massive Nels Cline/Sonic Youth/Kevin Shields/Marc Ribot/Sonny Sharrock/Greg Ginn fan)
I might need to buy the Source Audio. Damn it TPS!
Aaaah, the glorious Manticore is back. Should keep it on your baord gents :)
That Coriolis thing is totally bonkers!
Some of the wild and crazy sounds you are achieving with the Coriolis pedal remind me of Terry Kath's playing in "Free Form Guitar" on the first Chicago Transit Authority album.
Grateful for my TPS Bobble Beanie this week up on top of the Brecon Beacons. Ears may not have survived without.
Manticore v2... best OD/ Distortion ever
Just an idea....use those awesome "light up" pedals in a new stop motion intro video! 😁 Best part of my week as always guys!
Haha! I was like "I bet that they forget the tremolo side of the True Spring!" Good save!
The reverb pedal sounds very convincing. One thing about reverb pedals that drives my consideration on whether to use them or not is whether or not I want the drive quality added into the signal that some amps with onboard reverb add to the sound. Particularly Fender amps. You can get a completely different sound by not using your own onboard reverb, which sometimes do not play nice with certain overdrives or fuzz pedals, sonically, so if you want reverb you get a clearer addition with a pedal reverb.
Would love for you guys to do a lineup of the best pedals you can find for under $100 - a budget gig rig if you will
Woah... this time distorted analog throbbing right in your face! x.x Anyway, this episode makes surviving the work day a lot easier.
I have the True Spring Reverb and really like it, so why is it that when I saw that it is featured in the video I felt I need approval from Dan and Mick also :) I like that you can use the pedal just simply from the top, or those who like to tweek can change pretty much everything. I changed dwell and tone knobs to work as tremolo speed and depth and now I have all that I need on hand.
2 min in and lovin' it!
I love Mick’s giddy laugh
Vcq comment... That manticore has got to be the most transparent OD I have ever heard. Slap a second gain stage on that one and I'm sold... Cheers from the US gents!
#1 - Those Pedal Lights are Great. #2 I'd love to Hear the S.A. True Spring Reverb (alongside) Dan's . . . Massive Carl Martin Reverb Pedal ( both Sound Fantastic ). Every-Time Mick plays S.R.V. - it just showcases That "Sick Tone" on that Strat = Gorgeous.
Wilko! Love it!
I'm about to build a pedal room in our recording studio modeled after yours ... will keep you updated !!!
Good luck!
Well that was intense, for 6am
Got a hit on your hands with that opening number!! Lol
Hey guys and thanks for a nice show!
Would love to hear you try the DryBell Unit 67.
Keep up the good spirit //Per
Yessssss Mick. Intro. Yesssss. 🤘
We’ve got enough pedals that make sound. Said no one. Ever.
Pedals don't make sound...
@@colaboytje EHX RTG
@@lunchpin403 It has the form factor of a pedal, but it's a synth.
@@lunchpin403 I just bought one. Things got a but weird here last Friday night.
I was curious to see how much the Catalinbread Coriolis retails for but it is not shown on either of the links listed. I guess they are still waiting for stock to arrive?!
I did find one site quoting it as RRP - $229 ... which seems reasonable, considering how much it can do.
Yay! Pick and Mix.
Nice work guys.
with regards to the manticore/klon/ etc could you achieve a similar sound with an eq pedal?
Also, have you seen jhs video on the new colorsound driver?
Hey what do you guys think of the new Torpedo C.A.B similator in the pedal format? Meavy we could see it on one of the future videos?
Got a Manticore for Christmas...still struggling to get a sound using humbuckers. Gets either fizzy or too thick, but with single coils, I can get tons of cool tones.
Thanks guys.... now I have to explain to the wife why I need another reverb pedal.....thanks....
Any chance we could get the fender pinwheel on a pick n mix in the near future?
speaking of amazing intros, Mick...
I’ve tried to use reverb pedals at the end of my pedalboard before and in the loop of my non-reverb amp (sheriff 22.. rawk!) but if I step on a boost or Overdrive it blasts the reverb level so high and makes it a messy wash. How do you guys deal with that?
This weeks pedals sound fantastic, but with the manticore I am hearing the clean signal with the overdriven signal underneath it. Why is that?
Great show. To me all humbuckers sound heavy on the E string and soft on the high E but I prefer single coils or p90,s anyway , but I haven’t played all known humbuckers in the universe , either !! HAPPY DAYS
Awseome into! Didn't know you were a Fred Frith fan!
Best opening minutes of TPS...from a humor standpoint. Question: how did you achieve those tones during that air guitar performance?
Great beginning. The reverb pedal sounds like a winner, but I don't think my HOF2 is in any trouble. Through my system (proper surround system) that overdrive doesn't sound like anything special. JHS, which (full disclosure) I am a big fan of, sounds like typical JHS - focused and awesome. The Coriolis Effect just wow. That's a fun pedal.
Is the coriolis effect similar to the eqd rainbow machine? Just sub out the magic feature for a hold feature. Or is it a completely different effect?
hey, love your show for a longtime~! here is my questin, do you watch back the video on youtube? and how much is the audio loss or how much is the audio from youtube video match the actual "real-world" you guys hearing in the room. thanks a lot!
Yesterday they were set up around the room, the show pedals that is.
Whoa, Paul Gilbert riffs from out of nowhere, nice!
The mini foot sounds a lot like my favourite settings on my Tech 21 Boost Fuzz.
Have you all tried the tru fi treble boost range master? And if so how does it compare to a beano boost/original treble booster?
What *is* that "detached" sound? It always sounded like a clean signal mixed in to me, and I never liked it into a clean amp. I figured it was meant to keep things from getting to wooly when going into a driven amp.
Maybe move the light up pedals to stage right (our left) to achieve a visual balance with the dB meter. Wish I’d thought of those.
manticore really good for fusion jazz
10:14
Hi Dan,
I agree with this sentiment as well.....
if I was thinking of getting a new reverb pedal I would buy the true spring pedal sounds really good
Savage is low end control combined with gain. Keep it in the middle for unity bass response without cutting or boosting. The gain gets hairy past 3 o'clock. Try level at 9 o'clock, treble at 10 o'clock, savage at noon, gain at 830 or 930 and drive at 1 o'clock.
You've read WWWREVERB too the first time, admit it.
Mick, it's the nature of the Klon, having three different signals, clipped and unclipped, mixed together. On this one the effect is much more evident.
That bazz fuss sounds good! it's unbelievable how simple that circuit is.
I'd be curious to know how you think the Source Audio True Spring compares to Strymon Flint? I love my Flint but the Source Audio has to be one of the best digital spring reverb pedals I've heard, plus the benefit of that delicious tremolo
On the topic of tremolo, can anyone confirm whether the (non-harmonic) trem circuits in the True Spring or the Strymon Flint are analog or digitally processed? It seems that pure volume trem could be applied to an analog signal path; however, I was able to A/B the trem on the Flint with a Fulltone Supa-Trem Jr. with Jeff McErlain (whom you just saw at NAMM) under great conditions using Jeff's Two-Rock CRS and they sounded very different (to our ears the analog Supa-Trem was appreciably warmer). Thanks as always for your insight.
Digital
Coriolis, nice!
Do you know if Thomas will be making those lights commercially (maybe he could sell them through your store..?)
Completely unrelated question: What are your thoughts on leaving the pedalboard plugged in and on all the time? I've heard that leaving solid state electronics on is better that power cycling it daily. Thank you for all the great content!