It sounds great man.. Especially for the price I thought. I liked the reverb and delay a lot, and the phaser and trem sounded great too to me. That DGT just sounds great man Great crunchy tones especially.. Glad you 've been playing it so I can hear it brother! Thanks man. That sounded killer playing lead too! Killer... Thanks brother! Have a great day man. I'm trying to wake up with my first cup of good coffee and taking meds.. Be Safe and Well brother!
They are surprisingly useful! Since messing with the pod go, only cheap pedal I still have that's kinda cool, is a TC electronics "fangs" distortion...has I little 3 way switch which gives you heaps of tones...but it's no metal zone 🥰
Ha I just bought a Sonicake ABY pedal to run a w/d/w setup, yet to try it though but it's super tiny and feels well built. I've still got a really cheap Belcat analog style chorus pedal which is quite nice sounding (mono only though), and a TC Electronics Nether octave pedal which is quite cool for beefing up leads.
@@LeonTodd I go straight to desk for everything, it's a weird hybrid I guess. My Boss GX-700 is the wet stereo amp sim, and I have a little Mooer PE-100 that I set to either a cleanish jcm800 or super clean jc120. The signal gets split after drive pedals btw. I stopped using real amps because I don't have the room in my studio, plus having to drive the tubes meant everything was just too loud. I'm kinda lazy when I record as well, micing up the cab used to drive me mad. I do gig, but it saves me so much hassle not having to carry a massive amp/cab combo around anymore. If it's a larger setup I can substitute the Mooer for existing/borrowed backline still though. I would love a proper ada mp1 one day still, but I'd probably be too scared to gig it
Man, I got the Warped Dimension today and I was really disappointed. Chorus never reaches the super rich and wet sound and is very rotary sounding. Flanger is actually cool, but there is no option to adjust the amount of the effect. Phaser was never my cup of tea and so I can't say much about about it. The tremolo is the best effect on this pedal in my opinion. Very reliable and responsive. I think the pedal is more suited for people who like to create wild and spacy sounds. It is the first Sonicake pedal I'm not happy with. The usually make really convincing stuff.
Yeah it was to good to be true. Must have seen it just as it went up… messaged and said I’ll take it and I’m on my way 😄. If you ever want to borrow for a “what’s all the fuss about” review you’re more than welcome.
What's your favourite "it's cheap but it's awesome" pedal?
At the moment, it's the NuX Plexi Crunch. I got one for $52🇦🇺 and I love it.
The Tone Bakery Creme De La Creme. It sounds really good.
The Joyo Preamp House is a killer cost-effective pedal.
Anything JHS hasn't talked about yet
The Mooer Solo. High Gainy Distortion at its budgety finest.
It sounds great man.. Especially for the price I thought. I liked the reverb and delay a lot, and the phaser and trem sounded great too to me.
That DGT just sounds great man Great crunchy tones especially.. Glad you 've been playing it so I can hear it brother! Thanks man.
That sounded killer playing lead too! Killer...
Thanks brother! Have a great day man. I'm trying to wake up with my first cup of good coffee and taking meds.. Be Safe and Well brother!
They are surprisingly useful! Since messing with the pod go, only cheap pedal I still have that's kinda cool, is a TC electronics "fangs" distortion...has I little 3 way switch which gives you heaps of tones...but it's no metal zone 🥰
Very Cool, Thankyou. Awesome Sounding Pedals. Cheers
Glad you like them!
I’ve got the warped dimension…. for the price point… it’s very,very good!
Yeah, I bought both of these about a month ago, and they both hold up very well. ✌️🇦🇺
Crazy good value for money!
Ha I just bought a Sonicake ABY pedal to run a w/d/w setup, yet to try it though but it's super tiny and feels well built. I've still got a really cheap Belcat analog style chorus pedal which is quite nice sounding (mono only though), and a TC Electronics Nether octave pedal which is quite cool for beefing up leads.
That sounds like a super fun setup! What amps are you using it with?
@@LeonTodd I go straight to desk for everything, it's a weird hybrid I guess. My Boss GX-700 is the wet stereo amp sim, and I have a little Mooer PE-100 that I set to either a cleanish jcm800 or super clean jc120. The signal gets split after drive pedals btw. I stopped using real amps because I don't have the room in my studio, plus having to drive the tubes meant everything was just too loud. I'm kinda lazy when I record as well, micing up the cab used to drive me mad. I do gig, but it saves me so much hassle not having to carry a massive amp/cab combo around anymore. If it's a larger setup I can substitute the Mooer for existing/borrowed backline still though. I would love a proper ada mp1 one day still, but I'd probably be too scared to gig it
@@funkmachine6420 GX-700 is a ripper!
@@LeonTodd for sure! I can get some great 80s tones out of it!
Man, I got the Warped Dimension today and I was really disappointed.
Chorus never reaches the super rich and wet sound and is very rotary sounding.
Flanger is actually cool, but there is no option to adjust the amount of the effect.
Phaser was never my cup of tea and so I can't say much about about it.
The tremolo is the best effect on this pedal in my opinion. Very reliable and responsive.
I think the pedal is more suited for people who like to create wild and spacy sounds.
It is the first Sonicake pedal I'm not happy with. The usually make really convincing stuff.
What are some good soncake pedals? I want to purchase a Volwah
@@ElMeach I own several Sonicake pedals but none of them are modulation pedals:
Rude Mouse
Sonic IR
Noise Wiper
The Trower was impressively Trower-like. Bridge of Sighs is so underplayed...
The Bad Monkey I picked up on Market Place the other week for $20 😎👌
Bargain of the year!
Yeah it was to good to be true. Must have seen it just as it went up… messaged and said I’ll take it and I’m on my way 😄. If you ever want to borrow for a “what’s all the fuss about” review you’re more than welcome.
Those are some great sounding pedals
Home run at the price hey
Wil the Levitate shimmer?
I have the Donner noise killer gate and it’s pretty dang good for $40.
Really enjoyed the delay, but the chorus pedal didn't particularly inspire me. Which is not to say it's bad, especially for that price.
I think the sweep on the pots could be refined a bit for the chorus, it very quickly gets a bit too extreme
May not be big sky but for 50 bucks there's alot of sounds produced