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For those of us who have no Fucking idea what the CC-1 does, or the SS3 or the G2 or the P1, it makes sense to explain what they are supposed to be clones of. I have no clue and the demo was entertaining, but not at all informative. Sadly. I’d guess the CC-1 is some kind of buffer of compressor? No idea what circuits the units are based on either. It’d be great of you to do some video editing to put in written descriptions of what each pedal is for and what it does. Thanks.
i'd take the P-1 over the other three combined. my gawd that pedal is completely BALLS! And I actually love the CC-1 too. Sweet and clean. classy demo. cheers!
I bought a couple of Pete Cornish pedals, I couldn't wait for them to arrive but wasn't that impressed, I didn't think they were any better than other pedals I had at third the price. The gain on my Mesa Nomad sounded much better than anything I get from these pedals.
Question- for Shnobel or anyone else out there. I've got most of these Cornish units featured here & also his ST-2 & LD-3. Up until about a week ago, I'd used them with my Twin Reverb '68 reissue. I happened to come across a decent deal on a VOX AC-30H2 (handwired, blue alnico's, etc) recently, so I grabbed it. I'm blown away at HOW MUCH BETTER all of the Cornish pedals sound with the AC-30 as opposed to the Twin. I'd really been having a hard time with the Twin dialing them in to where they didn't sound flubby & also kind of noisy. I was getting pretty bummed & stopped using them with the Twin, & just started running straight thru the Tube Driver instead & it sounded more natural to me. But with the AC-30, it's a whole different ball park. Each of the Cornish pedals sound fantastic, crisp & clear, & much more practical to use. I was just curious if anyone had any insight as to the drastic difference. I know a lot of guys use the AC-30 with these; maybe it's just better suited for use with the Cornish stuff. The Twin sounds great in other ways, but the Cornish pedals (it seems) were meant to stay right next to the VOX, & for me, they WILL ! Cheers, & thanx !!
still sound like stompboxes to me, will work alright for at a night out, but if he cranked the amp i bet 99% would still prefer that sound to any stompbox
I have a CC1. Of course there are lots of good pedal around. But the cornish feels and react as an amp. And that’s what you feel under the fingers. Is not only about the sound. There are no reasons for pedals at 400 dollars that sound better then a 250 one. Cornish are really different in my opinion.
You can get same sounds from 150$ pedals , but the way he buffers his stuff and attention to detail in his pedal boards is second to none , as is his delay pedal based on the Boss dd2 big chip great pedal, these Boss dd2 pedals are so overlooked no one does it the way that pedal does it, the way re records original signal instead of just re recording the echo signal that most digital delays do, that's why Cornish uses the dd2
I have a lot pedals, include a Klon Centaur from 2001 - ibanez ts8 - maxon - butler tube driver - bb preamp etc.; Cornish pedal like klon have lot harmonics, the stomp vibrate in symbiosis with my guitar and me... as a result it is a show
They sound great, but the prices are so high. There ar other great pedals for far less. Maybe 2 circuits in one pedal for the same price would work for me.
Those pedals sound great but you can easily achieve that sound by using 2 amps with a tubescreamer going into to one amp and a light fuzz into another ie. One need to be completely detached from reality to pay 4 figures on a stompbox, David Gilmour didn't pay for his I bet!
Your youtube is always enjoyed. If it avoids, there is a wish. I would like to look at the image which compared petecornish G-2black [battey free] with grey. As for the comment which I tried, black has many midranges. Gray is wide-range. I would like to see your comment and animation very much.
These sound great but in my humble opinion, they are priced out of reach for what they really are capable of. There are SO many really great pedal builders with pedals at half or even a quarter of what these sell for...and they're readily available. I really don't understand all the hype, other than a few notable guitarists who can afford them, use them.
watching this video a decade later... these pedals are not worth the hype, unless the build quality is somehow that good. once i build one of his corcuits I'll know more v
For those of us who have no Fucking idea what the CC-1 does, or the SS3 or the G2 or the P1, it makes sense to explain what they are supposed to be clones of. I have no clue and the demo was entertaining, but not at all informative. Sadly. I’d guess the CC-1 is some kind of buffer of compressor? No idea what circuits the units are based on either. It’d be great of you to do some video editing to put in written descriptions of what each pedal is for and what it does. Thanks.
They're not clones. In fact they precede most older pedals that are now clones.
i'd take the P-1 over the other three combined. my gawd that pedal is completely BALLS! And I actually love the CC-1 too. Sweet and clean. classy demo. cheers!
I bought a couple of Pete Cornish pedals, I couldn't wait for them to arrive but wasn't that impressed, I didn't think they were any better than other pedals I had at third the price. The gain on my Mesa Nomad sounded much better than anything I get from these pedals.
So what all do these pedals do, whats the difference, etc? You should have told us a lot more about them.
Question- for Shnobel or anyone else out there. I've got most of these Cornish units featured here & also his ST-2 & LD-3. Up until about a week ago, I'd used them with my Twin Reverb '68 reissue. I happened to come across a decent deal on a VOX AC-30H2 (handwired, blue alnico's, etc) recently, so I grabbed it. I'm blown away at HOW MUCH BETTER all of the Cornish pedals sound with the AC-30 as opposed to the Twin. I'd really been having a hard time with the Twin dialing them in to where they didn't sound flubby & also kind of noisy. I was getting pretty bummed & stopped using them with the Twin, & just started running straight thru the Tube Driver instead & it sounded more natural to me. But with the AC-30, it's a whole different ball park. Each of the Cornish pedals sound fantastic, crisp & clear, & much more practical to use. I was just curious if anyone had any insight as to the drastic difference. I know a lot of guys use the AC-30 with these; maybe it's just better suited for use with the Cornish stuff. The Twin sounds great in other ways, but the Cornish pedals (it seems) were meant to stay right next to the VOX, & for me, they WILL ! Cheers, & thanx !!
shockcityrocker What amazes me is that you persisted with what would have been unusable, overpriced gear.
These pedals sell for 2k dollars equivalent per piece in Korea.... Good pedals and all but I can collect amps for the same amount
+Victor Lee i can send you them for half that every day
Victor Lee 너무 비싸서 다들 클론 만들어서 쓰시는... ㅋㅋ
Victor Lee Where?
still sound like stompboxes to me, will work alright for at a night out, but if he cranked the amp i bet 99% would still prefer that sound to any stompbox
gross
@@christopher4842 Sure
I have a CC1. Of course there are lots of good pedal around. But the cornish feels and react as an amp. And that’s what you feel under the fingers. Is not only about the sound. There are no reasons for pedals at 400 dollars that sound better then a 250 one. Cornish are really different in my opinion.
You could have told us what these pedals do and what the differences are. Can you do a video like that?
Yes maybe I will make an updated Video about these pedals
Nice demo. Thanks....
Over 700 euros for an overdrive circuit?Man, these are one of the simple circuits in electronics,thats plain robbery..
You can get same sounds from 150$ pedals , but the way he buffers his stuff and attention to detail in his pedal boards is second to none , as is his delay pedal based on the Boss dd2 big chip great pedal, these Boss dd2 pedals are so overlooked no one does it the way that pedal does it, the way re records original signal instead of just re recording the echo signal that most digital delays do, that's why Cornish uses the dd2
This vid is the best proof: hands and brain are the most important.
I like the CC-1
I have ss2..best sounding pedals made.
I have a lot pedals, include a Klon Centaur from 2001 - ibanez ts8 - maxon - butler tube driver - bb preamp etc.; Cornish pedal like klon have lot harmonics, the stomp vibrate in symbiosis with my guitar and me... as a result it is a show
they sound very close to a Matchless with master engaged
They sound great, but the prices are so high. There ar other great pedals for far less. Maybe 2 circuits in one pedal for the same price would work for me.
What's the Best for you?
Those pedals sound great but you can easily achieve that sound by using 2 amps with a tubescreamer going into to one amp and a light fuzz into another ie. One need to be completely detached from reality to pay 4 figures on a stompbox, David Gilmour didn't pay for his I bet!
Davi Aquino that's not really an easy option
They just sound like solid state pedals
Jep,nothing special one it,not for this price..
Lawyer and accountant pedals
may it's me but p-1 sounds not good. Is it the camera recording?
Is Cornish still a company? Who is buying these pedals?
Hopefully me soon
@@mrc2662 theres a literally thousands of pedals you could buy for way cheaper that sound way way better
@@wheresallthezombies have you played through one? Amazing that Sting, McCartney, Gilmour et al could be so wrong
@@mrc2662 i mean they're so rich nothing matters. lol. but yeah i have it sucked.
Do you recon all these would fit in the back of my van or would I need a truck?
Look up 'C5 Galaxy' on Google.
Your youtube is always enjoyed.
If it avoids, there is a wish.
I would like to look at the image which compared petecornish G-2black [battey free] with grey.
As for the comment which I tried,
black has many midranges.
Gray is wide-range.
I would like to see your comment and animation very much.
Where do you get these versions?
meh. way overrated and nothing special
These sound great but in my humble opinion, they are priced out of reach for what they really are capable of. There are SO many really great pedal builders with pedals at half or even a quarter of what these sell for...and they're readily available. I really don't understand all the hype, other than a few notable guitarists who can afford them, use them.
Great but definitely not 2 thousand dollars great, honestly speaking, these pedals are overrated
All I see is 2 thousand dollars.
Much more then 2k
watching this video a decade later... these pedals are not worth the hype, unless the build quality is somehow that good. once i build one of his corcuits I'll know more v
Offensively overpriced. His patch cables start at £31. If there's enough idiots to buy the stuff I guess you can't blame them.
Sounds harsh as hell.
The recording is to blame. They don’t sound harsh in person and I have these same 4
CORK SNIFFERY AT ITS BEST!!! DOES JOE SATRIANI OR ERIC JOHNSON USE THESE POS? NO AND HELL NO!!!!
Way over rated.
good idea, but poor playing makes this unwatchable