Thanks for your channel. I have built an entire pedalboard for very little money with some inclusions thanks to your demos. Just bought a treble booster off eBay, too!
@@eddy67 yeah, when I first demo'd it, they were 99 quid which is just at the top of my limit for "budget" pedals. He's had to put the price up a bit as parts got more expensive and honestly, the extra 20 quid is worth it to support a small UK company for me. I did mention it as I know it's not for everyone though
It depends on what the pedal does I guess. The TC Electronics Combo Deluxe '65 costs about $150 and I'd consider it a budget pedal considering it's a fully featured Fender amp modeller. It's missing the effects loop but it has tone that can stand up against the ACS1 for half the price.
For anyone after the true best budget overdrive pedal. Its the movall jumpspace. It can do anything from boost, light vintage od to full out fuzz rat tones
Really enjoyed this one Chappie. I really really dig the ritual pedal. Another quirky one that's a little bit more than what we normally dive into on this channel that I can't recommend enough is the Antichthon.
@@jfiery yeah, ritual make some crazy stuff and Wub, the guy behind it all, is a massive legend too. I'll have to check out the Antichthon, who makes it?
@@BudgetPedalChap Catalinbread. Definitely need to use your volume and tone and go a little light on the gravity knob get a humbucker guitar and all the controls become very very Interactive. As in the toe knob on the neck pickup well affect the sounds you get even if you're on the bridge pickup.
YES! More like this, please! Definitely tired of reviewers so often showing the same old thing or whatever happens to be new. More weird stuff! You've just about convinced me to get some of these pedals. I've always loved your reviews and one of the main reasons is the variety of pedals you review. I've discovered so many companies I never heard of through your channel. Great stuff! 😎👍
@@ThisDarkeSoul I'll definitely look at getting in some more oddballs. They don't often do the best on the channel but I'm all about giving some back to the dedicated people that come here week on week. If there are any weird pedals you think could fit, feel free to drop em here and I'll see if I can get em in 👍
@@BudgetPedalChap I'll absolutely do so, sir. Oddball pedals may not bring the most views, but as an occasional detour from the norm, I think subscribers will come to like it. Josh Scott at JHS Pedals will sometimes do videos on weird pedals or pedals with an interesting history. Personally, I love that stuff, but I'm a history nut. Lol My current favorite weird pedal is the Way Huge Atreides. SO much fun.
If you want cheap and weird then have a look at secondhand 90s multiFX such as Zoom, Alesis, Digitech etc and some of those also do bit crushing intentionally, (they all do unintentionally to some extent. 😆). If you are worried about your tone being crushed as some have a rep for doing that then use a A,B/Y box to mix back in some untreated 'pure' guitar tones even get 2 MultiFX units and use the A,B/Y box to split your guitar signal and go for some parallel processing.
@@ralphhathaway-coley5460 Oh yeah, some of those old Digitech pedals are bizarre. I feel I must someday own a Gonkulator just cuz the name is awesome. Lol
@@ralphhathaway-coley5460 funny you mention that, I happen to have an old zoom pedal from my youth kicking about. I've been tempted to give it a go and see how gnarly the sounds are 🤣🤣
Very fun video! I have the Hotone version of the bitcrusher and it is a blast to play! I might need to compile a list of weird but musical pedals myself!
Yip. The Flamma delay and reverb were the first pedals I bought, when I got back to playing guitar, along with the Caline Blue Sky MXR Timmy clone. The modulated delay on the Flamma is awesome.
@@JasonWharton82 I'd urge you to check out the grimalkin, which is the big brother of this one. It's got 5 controls and allows you to dial in the subby tones and glitchy textures 👍
You knocked it out of the park with this vid BPC 🎶 👍 It has all the bite of Halloween before it's even here 🎃 Great group of pedals & the first & last pedals are a must have, so thank you for demoing them
🤣🤣 I didn't even think about the Halloween tie in but it absolutely does The oddballs don't often get the same amount of love, so I thought it was a nice one to shed a bit of light on the overlooked ones. That ritual fuzz is a bit naughty isn't it 😉
Gokko Magwai deserves a mention for its erratic fuzz, especially if boosted by another pedal. Strange little thing that I still haven’t decided to keep or not. It can do overdrive or fuzz, I think you’ve covered it before. Love the channel, keep up the great work
@@bigfootandthebunny yeah, I have covered that one. It's definitely not your average pedal, that's for sure. It'll definitely be a contender for a second vid 👍 Cheers for the kind words
@@BudgetPedalChap Well done you! I suspect some of these effects will suit the home recorders/studio fans. All feels a bit early Sabbath to me, with some Psychedelia thrown in too🤔🤔👍✌️💜😊
In the sort of £50-60 sweet spot, and weird with it I like the EHX Hot Tubes. Really love the unique tones from it, has as much character as many old amps. It's an original circuit, there's nothing much like it, and it's really affordable. If you can stretch to the Hot Wax, you get a very flexible dual drive Crayon/Hot Tubes pedal that covers a lot of dirty ground. Shout out to the GUPTech DOnut too, because Crowther Hotcakes sound fantastic, a match made in heaven for a VOX AC30. and there aren't many affordable options out there for around $100. And I love their styling and colour options, as well as the great tones. EHX Octavix sound glorius too, and a bargain for an octaver fuzz. Above that price point, the KMA Queequeeg 2 I mentioned is superb.
I always assumed the hot tubes was just a clean body, so I never really gave it much attention. I might have to get one in, it sounds right up my street 👍
@@BudgetPedalChap It can be a clean boost. But, really I think of it as quite a dirty little grotbox pedal. It's some odd CMOS chip-based circuit. Has some of the character of fuzzes that sound like amps cooking full bore, maybe like what a Way Huge Swollen Pickle does, or even a Turbo RAT. But, it's a warmer, tubier sound that's less aggressive. That kinda reminds me of a Tweed driven very hard. Like what you'd hear on a amped up Neil Young record like 'Cinnamon Girl'. edit: yeah, just checked and seems Cinnamon Girl was a 1959 Fender Deluxe Tweed maxed out full volume. That's what I'd compare Hot Tubes too, but maybe with a bit more grind/crunch and hair, like a cooking AC30. And a fuller bass, like the Nobles ODR-1. You can get a good idea of it on Rhett Shull's '6 Great Budget Overdrive Pedals For Guitar' around 10:20 mark.
Good evening, great insight into the world of selected pedals, I have Caline Mariana at home, great effect for reasonable money, Joyo Octaver very good effect (for those who need it), great review. Greetings Pavel CZ.👍👍👍
Came hoping to see the Mariana, was not disappointed. I keep mine set on The Abyss and use it for everything from subtle ambience to big synth pad style washes.
@@Keith-rk4td yeah, I had the octane pedal when I was younger and didn't get on with it. It almost seemed faulty as it didn't track across the entire neck
Please don't spread bad spelling in your own native language. It's impressive to see that so many make the same mistake... 2:33 "That's ITS charm, I think" (its = possessive like his, hers, its, ours, yours, theirs - in this case it's not the contraction of it is (it's). Your texts on screen have inconsistent durations (often I couldn't finish reading). You could show the pedals longer and improve the light & exposure settings on yourself. Trying to help. Thanks for the demo.
@@Madtroid no reverse I'm afraid, but you do get tremolo, vibrato and pitch altered reverbs in with it. I've got a demo on the channel going through all of the modes so feel free to check it out and see if you like what you hear 👍
I bought the cheapest wireless guitar systems and they are brilliant. I have not used a lead for one year and the 3 pairs I bought work everytime. The battery lasts for 4 hours and takes a few hours to charge. I think that they are fantastic for studio use but not sure about gigging etc. Could you please do a review. I paid 15$aud around 20£ for one set and 17 for 2 pair. Thanks
@@patrickmcmanus5373 I get asked quite a lot by companies to review their wireless units. I've turned them down because it's hard to show what a wireless unit can do in a video, so it'd end up with me just reading out spec sheets and talking about my experience. What brand is the wireless that you've got? I'll keep an eye out for them
Been watching your reviews for a while, what do you think of mosky pedals? I have the Silver Horse and I am thinking of getting their hand wired TW Distortion, thanks for the demos!!!
@@zacru7007 aww thanks, very kind of you to say. All of the Mosky stuff I've tried has been pretty good, so I'd imagine the distortion would at very least be decent 👍
Hey bud, we don’t sell this pedal but as a seller of Mosky pedals, I can confirm they are superb. I’ve sold hundreds of them over the last couple of years and I’ve never had one returned. I’d say go for it 🤘🏻
@@affordaboard thanks man, good to hear, I'll probably have to order from ali express, I saw one there and the demos sounded good, thanks for a recommendation!
@@BernRappold Cheers, thanks very much. The clips are taken from my full videos on each of the pedals, I've made sure it's out of the way for the main ones but I probably should cover over the text for these clips so it doesn't look as messy. Thanks for the tip 👍
@@BudgetPedalChap Oh, it doesn’t look messy to me. It’s just that it sometimes blocks out text I’d like to read. Hope you are happy and well. I love your videos.
Mmm very hairy choices! I like em. Just ordered a Chinese knockoff of the Protein. Looking forward to see how it sounds, the reviews seem to be all 5-stars. Cost 60 clams.
@@Jacobiano_ if you can create glitchy octave down effects with an EQ, I would really like to see it. If you do manage it, film it and drop the link here as I would be very interested to see that 👍
Try out ginean pedals there part for part clones of dod pedals they have a gonkulater,carcosa fuzz and boneshaker overdrive and gunslinger distortion clones I have the gonkulater and carcosa clones and there great only 50$
I didn't even know about them. I've heard some great things about those classic dod pedals, so I'll definitely be trying to source some of those. Cheers for the tip 👍
That's the term for the songs found in the 8 and 16 bit consoles because their audio was created by a dedicated chip. Usually kind of midi instrument sounding, lofi songs but often had loads of charm. Hope this helps 👍
The clips are taken from my full videos on each of the pedals, I've made sure it's out of the way for the main ones but I probably should cover over the text for these clips so it doesn't look as messy. Thanks for the tip 👍
@@Malady the pedal clips are taken from full demos of each of those pedals. The text in each of these demos is clearly visible, for this vid seeing the text wasn't important 👍
@ maybe it’s just me I was looking for weird as in completely changing/destroying the sound, like Data Corrupter, glitch, thermae.. weird weird.. I stopped watching after like 5 fuzz pedals.. all with love and constructive criticism 🙏🏽🫶🏽❤️
@@PinkZeller yeah, there aren't many glitchy signal destroyers at the budget mark. I added some drives, an octave and a bit crusher so it weren't just glitchy fuzzes. It's not for everyone though and I appreciate the feedback 👍
A few of these pedals aren't anything but awful electronic engineering and bad circuit design. The dial up fuzz and Ritual fuzz is exactly how all fuzz pedals sound when they have a bad cap or wrong resistor, etc. Bias is effed up. The sonicake noise suffers a similar issue but with noise filtering. That degradation is just bad electronics. The Mariana is a god awful algorithm that's completely out of of balance with the input signal. Even the Lumberjack,which seems cool in theory, doesn't work well in audio practice. Still,the video itself is good,so not trying to disparage the creator at all. But you almost always get what you pay for in the pedal world. Or less so when talking about a lot of Strymon stuff. But some people just love that processed sound for some reason. Buyer affirmation maybe 😂.
I like the infornation in this snd many other videos, but when did all YT'ers become do narcissist to think i want to look at their face full frontal for at least half the video, even when it is clearly perfect ror radio ?
Thanks for your channel. I have built an entire pedalboard for very little money with some inclusions thanks to your demos. Just bought a treble booster off eBay, too!
You're very welcome my good chap. There are some great pedals you can pick up for not a lot of cash these days 👍 which pedals did you end up getting?
120 quid isnt a budget pedal😅
@@eddy67 yeah, when I first demo'd it, they were 99 quid which is just at the top of my limit for "budget" pedals. He's had to put the price up a bit as parts got more expensive and honestly, the extra 20 quid is worth it to support a small UK company for me. I did mention it as I know it's not for everyone though
@@BudgetPedalChapit is a badass sounding fuzz
It depends on what the pedal does I guess. The TC Electronics Combo Deluxe '65 costs about $150 and I'd consider it a budget pedal considering it's a fully featured Fender amp modeller. It's missing the effects loop but it has tone that can stand up against the ACS1 for half the price.
@@BudgetPedalChap Yip, it's not exactly budget, but still a great price. Another one like that that's a bargain is the KMA QUEEQUEG 2, octave pedal.
@@compucorder64 the KMA stuff could fill this list on their own. They make some great, experimental pedals. The guys behind it are lovely too 👍
Great video! I came to the comments to throw some support for that Joyo XVI you brought up as an honorable mention. I love mine, super fun!
@@johncarberry3890 yeah, the joyo is fab. Deserves more love than it gets 👍
Liked the honorable mentions much better, maybe more on the those
@@ilikeitdark13 I'm glad you did 👍
I am unclear on what the Awesome Sauce countdown was for... it disappeared before it got to zero and nothing happened when it would've hit zero lol
The sound clips are from the full demos for the pedals, the awesome sauce countdown did go somewhere in the full vid 😉👍
For anyone after the true best budget overdrive pedal. Its the movall jumpspace. It can do anything from boost, light vintage od to full out fuzz rat tones
@@Cpmnk well I'm going to have to give one a go, aren't I?
@BudgetPedalChap please do
Really enjoyed this one Chappie. I really really dig the ritual pedal. Another quirky one that's a little bit more than what we normally dive into on this channel that I can't recommend enough is the Antichthon.
@@jfiery yeah, ritual make some crazy stuff and Wub, the guy behind it all, is a massive legend too. I'll have to check out the Antichthon, who makes it?
@@BudgetPedalChap Catalinbread. Definitely need to use your volume and tone and go a little light on the gravity knob get a humbucker guitar and all the controls become very very Interactive. As in the toe knob on the neck pickup well affect the sounds you get even if you're on the bridge pickup.
A Different kind of video, I like it! Thanks!
@@ernestfoss1968 why thank you, it was a bunch of fun to make 👍
The very premise of the idea of different pedals, or tones is great
YES! More like this, please! Definitely tired of reviewers so often showing the same old thing or whatever happens to be new. More weird stuff! You've just about convinced me to get some of these pedals. I've always loved your reviews and one of the main reasons is the variety of pedals you review. I've discovered so many companies I never heard of through your channel. Great stuff! 😎👍
@@ThisDarkeSoul I'll definitely look at getting in some more oddballs. They don't often do the best on the channel but I'm all about giving some back to the dedicated people that come here week on week. If there are any weird pedals you think could fit, feel free to drop em here and I'll see if I can get em in 👍
@@BudgetPedalChap I'll absolutely do so, sir. Oddball pedals may not bring the most views, but as an occasional detour from the norm, I think subscribers will come to like it. Josh Scott at JHS Pedals will sometimes do videos on weird pedals or pedals with an interesting history. Personally, I love that stuff, but I'm a history nut. Lol
My current favorite weird pedal is the Way Huge Atreides. SO much fun.
If you want cheap and weird then have a look at secondhand 90s multiFX such as Zoom, Alesis, Digitech etc and some of those also do bit crushing intentionally, (they all do unintentionally to some extent. 😆). If you are worried about your tone being crushed as some have a rep for doing that then use a A,B/Y box to mix back in some untreated 'pure' guitar tones even get 2 MultiFX units and use the A,B/Y box to split your guitar signal and go for some parallel processing.
@@ralphhathaway-coley5460 Oh yeah, some of those old Digitech pedals are bizarre. I feel I must someday own a Gonkulator just cuz the name is awesome. Lol
@@ralphhathaway-coley5460 funny you mention that, I happen to have an old zoom pedal from my youth kicking about. I've been tempted to give it a go and see how gnarly the sounds are 🤣🤣
Very fun video! I have the Hotone version of the bitcrusher and it is a blast to play! I might need to compile a list of weird but musical pedals myself!
@@nerdebynature absolutely, I'll definitely give it a watch 👍
Now ya talkin!
Going to enjoy this one 🎸
@@chrisegonmusic I hope you did 👍 have you got any suggestions for more oddball budget pedals?
The Flamma MOD FC05 is also a great cheap pedal. It also has a ring and low bit effect
@@Kaesewicht ooh very nice. Might be a contender for a follow up to this vid 👍
The flamma delay has some crazy sounds in it. You can even set it as an auto swell!
@@trenteldridge4958 ooh that sounds cool, I'll have to try and get one in 👍
Yip. The Flamma delay and reverb were the first pedals I bought, when I got back to playing guitar, along with the Caline Blue Sky MXR Timmy clone. The modulated delay on the Flamma is awesome.
Can you do a similar video like this with more modulation and delay effects?
That's a great suggestion. I'll do a bit of research and see what I can come up with 👍
@@BudgetPedalChap the rowin RE02 vibrock is a weird tremolo vibrato that is whacky and might be right up your alley 🤘🏻👽🤘🏻
Oof that grey fuzz did a thing for me!
@@JasonWharton82 I'd urge you to check out the grimalkin, which is the big brother of this one. It's got 5 controls and allows you to dial in the subby tones and glitchy textures 👍
Same. I really wanna grab it and see how it goes on bass.
@@WilDBeestMF oooh yeah, now that I'd love to hear. I bet it would be pure filth
@@BudgetPedalChap This fuzz plus a Jazz bass with the neck pickup backed off some. 🤯
That one is in my very near future. It can rip some faces off.
Great video 😀
@@stevendavidson391 cheers, it was great to reminisce on these crazy pedals 🤣
You knocked it out of the park with this vid BPC 🎶 👍
It has all the bite of Halloween before it's even here 🎃
Great group of pedals & the first & last pedals are a must have, so thank you for demoing them
🤣🤣 I didn't even think about the Halloween tie in but it absolutely does
The oddballs don't often get the same amount of love, so I thought it was a nice one to shed a bit of light on the overlooked ones. That ritual fuzz is a bit naughty isn't it 😉
Some great crazy and fun pedals 🤘🏻
@@affordaboard absolutely. Not your average pedals, but very fun to play
Gokko Magwai deserves a mention for its erratic fuzz, especially if boosted by another pedal. Strange little thing that I still haven’t decided to keep or not. It can do overdrive or fuzz, I think you’ve covered it before. Love the channel, keep up the great work
@@bigfootandthebunny yeah, I have covered that one. It's definitely not your average pedal, that's for sure. It'll definitely be a contender for a second vid 👍 Cheers for the kind words
Wow, so much variety, at a budget price point too - Mr Ambassador you're really spoiling us 😉🤭👍✌️💜
@@musoseven8218 yeah, there really is a broad range of tones out there if you know what you're looking for. That's what I'm here for 😉👍
@@BudgetPedalChap Well done you! I suspect some of these effects will suit the home recorders/studio fans. All feels a bit early Sabbath to me, with some Psychedelia thrown in too🤔🤔👍✌️💜😊
@@musoseven8218 early Sabbath was wild 🤣🤣 I gotta appreciate their jazz breakdowns in with some of the hardest riffs
@@BudgetPedalChap Ah yes the influence of Django Reinhardt, again awesome stuff✌️👍💜😊
I’m in Canada and I’ll support a small UK pedal company. You all must be hurting because of Brexit
Absolutely. Almost overnight a load of pedal makers had to up prices because parts got more expensive 😭😭
In the sort of £50-60 sweet spot, and weird with it I like the EHX Hot Tubes. Really love the unique tones from it, has as much character as many old amps. It's an original circuit, there's nothing much like it, and it's really affordable. If you can stretch to the Hot Wax, you get a very flexible dual drive Crayon/Hot Tubes pedal that covers a lot of dirty ground. Shout out to the GUPTech DOnut too, because Crowther Hotcakes sound fantastic, a match made in heaven for a VOX AC30. and there aren't many affordable options out there for around $100. And I love their styling and colour options, as well as the great tones. EHX Octavix sound glorius too, and a bargain for an octaver fuzz. Above that price point, the KMA Queequeeg 2 I mentioned is superb.
I always assumed the hot tubes was just a clean body, so I never really gave it much attention. I might have to get one in, it sounds right up my street 👍
@@BudgetPedalChap It can be a clean boost. But, really I think of it as quite a dirty little grotbox pedal. It's some odd CMOS chip-based circuit. Has some of the character of fuzzes that sound like amps cooking full bore, maybe like what a Way Huge Swollen Pickle does, or even a Turbo RAT. But, it's a warmer, tubier sound that's less aggressive. That kinda reminds me of a Tweed driven very hard. Like what you'd hear on a amped up Neil Young record like 'Cinnamon Girl'. edit: yeah, just checked and seems Cinnamon Girl was a 1959 Fender Deluxe Tweed maxed out full volume. That's what I'd compare Hot Tubes too, but maybe with a bit more grind/crunch and hair, like a cooking AC30. And a fuller bass, like the Nobles ODR-1. You can get a good idea of it on Rhett Shull's '6 Great Budget Overdrive Pedals For Guitar' around 10:20 mark.
Good evening, great insight into the world of selected pedals, I have Caline Mariana at home, great effect for reasonable money, Joyo Octaver very good effect (for those who need it), great review. Greetings Pavel CZ.👍👍👍
@@CZPavel-c1p cheers Pavel, there are some great FX to be had for not massive amounts of money these days. It's a great time to be a guitarist 👍
Came hoping to see the Mariana, was not disappointed. I keep mine set on The Abyss and use it for everything from subtle ambience to big synth pad style washes.
@@gregalon couldn't do weird without it, huh?
My favorites are behringer pedals. The only one I purchased I didn't like was the octave pedal. Can't beat the price and the quality.
@@Keith-rk4td yeah, I had the octane pedal when I was younger and didn't get on with it. It almost seemed faulty as it didn't track across the entire neck
So my question is simple what is the pedal that you have pictured the kind of purple swirly thing that you have on your thumbnail for the show?
@@danpeabody5687 it's and altered image of an EHX pedal with a 70s inspired texture overlayed. It doesn't exist as a pedal, yet anyway
Cool video. Is that iset pedal similar to the iset storm? It’s kind of like the ehx lumberjack too.
@@markc2427 I think the storm is something different, but it's definitely another overdrive that isn't your same ol' clone.
What's the pedal in the thumbnail with the sick psychedelic paint job?
@@Dr.W1zard unfortunately that pedal doesn't exist, that's my artist interpretation of what a weird pedal would look like
Please don't spread bad spelling in your own native language. It's impressive to see that so many make the same mistake... 2:33 "That's ITS charm, I think" (its = possessive like his, hers, its, ours, yours, theirs - in this case it's not the contraction of it is (it's). Your texts on screen have inconsistent durations (often I couldn't finish reading). You could show the pedals longer and improve the light & exposure settings on yourself. Trying to help. Thanks for the demo.
Does the Mariana have Reverse Reverb?????? If so then thats an instant buy. The pedal does look pretty good for some Shoegaze
@@Madtroid no reverse I'm afraid, but you do get tremolo, vibrato and pitch altered reverbs in with it. I've got a demo on the channel going through all of the modes so feel free to check it out and see if you like what you hear 👍
I bought the cheapest wireless guitar systems and they are brilliant. I have not used a lead for one year and the 3 pairs I bought work everytime. The battery lasts for 4 hours and takes a few hours to charge. I think that they are fantastic for studio use but not sure about gigging etc. Could you please do a review. I paid 15$aud around 20£ for one set and 17 for 2 pair. Thanks
@@patrickmcmanus5373 I get asked quite a lot by companies to review their wireless units. I've turned them down because it's hard to show what a wireless unit can do in a video, so it'd end up with me just reading out spec sheets and talking about my experience. What brand is the wireless that you've got? I'll keep an eye out for them
@BudgetPedalChap vikefon and Miwayer 17$ aud aliexpress.i recommend them. I can walk around the garden and still they work at that range.
Been watching your reviews for a while, what do you think of mosky pedals? I have the Silver Horse and I am thinking of getting their hand wired TW Distortion, thanks for the demos!!!
@@zacru7007 aww thanks, very kind of you to say. All of the Mosky stuff I've tried has been pretty good, so I'd imagine the distortion would at very least be decent 👍
Hey bud, we don’t sell this pedal but as a seller of Mosky pedals, I can confirm they are superb. I’ve sold hundreds of them over the last couple of years and I’ve never had one returned.
I’d say go for it 🤘🏻
@@affordaboard thanks man, good to hear, I'll probably have to order from ali express, I saw one there and the demos sounded good, thanks for a recommendation!
Great video, BPC. Just so you know, your AFFORDABOARD chiron ends up blocking a bunch of your text.
@@BernRappold Cheers, thanks very much. The clips are taken from my full videos on each of the pedals, I've made sure it's out of the way for the main ones but I probably should cover over the text for these clips so it doesn't look as messy. Thanks for the tip 👍
@@BudgetPedalChap Oh, it doesn’t look messy to me. It’s just that it sometimes blocks out text I’d like to read. Hope you are happy and well. I love your videos.
Mmm very hairy choices! I like em. Just ordered a Chinese knockoff of the Protein. Looking forward to see how it sounds, the reviews seem to be all 5-stars. Cost 60 clams.
Let me know how you get on 👍
So basically regular fuzzes but with different eq...
@@Jacobiano_ if you can create glitchy octave down effects with an EQ, I would really like to see it. If you do manage it, film it and drop the link here as I would be very interested to see that 👍
Try out ginean pedals there part for part clones of dod pedals they have a gonkulater,carcosa fuzz and boneshaker overdrive and gunslinger distortion clones I have the gonkulater and carcosa clones and there great only 50$
I didn't even know about them. I've heard some great things about those classic dod pedals, so I'll definitely be trying to source some of those. Cheers for the tip 👍
Sir I'm not familiar with a chipchune
That's the term for the songs found in the 8 and 16 bit consoles because their audio was created by a dedicated chip. Usually kind of midi instrument sounding, lofi songs but often had loads of charm. Hope this helps 👍
Maybe lower your text so that its actually readable, instead of under the sponsor
The clips are taken from my full videos on each of the pedals, I've made sure it's out of the way for the main ones but I probably should cover over the text for these clips so it doesn't look as messy. Thanks for the tip 👍
TS Rat and fuzzface clones.. A gain and a gain and a gain... I see what you did there
🤣🤣🤣 the puns here are like Shrek, they have layers
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@@Malady the pedal clips are taken from full demos of each of those pedals. The text in each of these demos is clearly visible, for this vid seeing the text wasn't important 👍
I thought u were gonna talk about weird pedals..
Weird budget pedals, indeed. What am I missing from the list then, my good fellow?
@ maybe it’s just me I was looking for weird as in completely changing/destroying the sound, like Data Corrupter, glitch, thermae.. weird weird.. I stopped watching after like 5 fuzz pedals.. all with love and constructive criticism 🙏🏽🫶🏽❤️
I guess they are not budget but the title of the video made me think that
@@PinkZeller yeah, there aren't many glitchy signal destroyers at the budget mark. I added some drives, an octave and a bit crusher so it weren't just glitchy fuzzes. It's not for everyone though and I appreciate the feedback 👍
A few of these pedals aren't anything but awful electronic engineering and bad circuit design. The dial up fuzz and Ritual fuzz is exactly how all fuzz pedals sound when they have a bad cap or wrong resistor, etc. Bias is effed up. The sonicake noise suffers a similar issue but with noise filtering. That degradation is just bad electronics. The Mariana is a god awful algorithm that's completely out of of balance with the input signal. Even the Lumberjack,which seems cool in theory, doesn't work well in audio practice.
Still,the video itself is good,so not trying to disparage the creator at all. But you almost always get what you pay for in the pedal world. Or less so when talking about a lot of Strymon stuff. But some people just love that processed sound for some reason. Buyer affirmation maybe 😂.
@@LeviBulger I'm taking this as you don't like experimental pedals 🤣 They're definitely an acquired taste 👍
I like the infornation in this snd many other videos, but when did all YT'ers become do narcissist to think i want to look at their face full frontal for at least half the video, even when it is clearly perfect ror radio ?
@@martijn_yt we are kind with our comments on this channel