I’ve had all three V1s and V2s and they all sound identical to me and all of my V2s still have the Neve labeled transformers inside. Both versions use the same circuit boards. They just changed the enclosures to be smaller and not accept batteries.
Not a good demo of the Harlow IMO. Really need to turn the pedal on and off several times during the demo to have a sense of what a "compressor" type pedal is doing.
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I’ve had all three V1s and V2s and they all sound identical to me and all of my V2s still have the Neve labeled transformers inside. Both versions use the same circuit boards. They just changed the enclosures to be smaller and not accept batteries.
the burnley V1 was one of the best distortions ive ever used let down only by the low amount of output level even at max
Classy pedal designs, sound fantastic.
The Neve Burnley's are voiced darker. V2 are brighter.
Nice Demo!
Are these the ones with the Rupert neve transformer?
i have a rupert harlow. fantastic boost
Just got the Harlow V2 and it is awesome. Do you know why they changed the "Level" knob from the V1 to the "Boost" on the V2? Is it the same function?
the harlow made a lot of noise?
trans neve?
No
Next time PLEASE bypass everytime you turn on the knobs so you can here what it does to the signal, more bypass inbetween!!!!
Not a good demo of the Harlow IMO. Really need to turn the pedal on and off several times during the demo to have a sense of what a "compressor" type pedal is doing.
The old versions are better
They sound the same except you can turn this footswitch on and off.
How could you write that bullshit???
Those versions are much better.
@@roncohen5716 they sound fatter, I’ve owned one and the new ones seem really thin
reinhold said its the same transformer.
I’ve owned both versions of all three and they didnt change anything but the enclosures. The V2’s still have the Neve transformers inside.