Damage Control Pedals

[se7en]

I just ordered a Damage Control Timeline today....man the delays sound incredibly warm...built in looper is a huge plus as well. Anyone own any of the Damage Control pedals? I'm considering a Glass Nexus next.

For those that don't know about these pedals yet:

http://damagecontrolusa.com/

They run a pair of 12ax7's with each pedal as well...

 

[roodboy]

I had a Glass Nexus and it was really a warm sounding multieffect. I read that it was made by the Line 6 guys that did the DL4.
Who did you order from? I was thinking of getting Timeline but nobody had it in stock.

 

[se7en]

I had a Glass Nexus and it was really a warm sounding multieffect. I read that it was made by the Line 6 guys that did the DL4.
Who did you order from? I was thinking of getting Timeline but nobody had it in stock.

You had a Glass Nexus, but sold it? Hmm...that's interesting that the L6 guys were behind it.

I just ordered a Timeline from the manufacturer's website (paypal). They shipped it out the same day.

 

[Audioholic]

didn't have thier efx, but I had their womanizer and demonizer pedals, I dug em

 

[cliffc8488]

They're owned by Peavey now. Some ex-Line6 guys. The VP of Eng was my roommate in college. The Glass Nexus clips sound really nice.

 

[Anonymous]

I have a glass nexus ...incredible sounding pedal , tons of headroom, warm and hi-fi all at the same time

 

[ejecta]

I had a Timeline and Glass Nexus. Great sounding pedals. When I got a G System I sold them but not becasue the GSystem sounded better. I thought the DC stuff sounded better, it was more about not having to tap dance to switch stuff in and out.

 

[thiswaythatway]

I thought they stopped making the Timeline but were waiting to get them started up again?

 

[se7en]

What sold me on the Timeline was the built-in looper. It is a big pedal, but I plan on controlling it with MIDI anyways, so it doesn't need to be front and center on my board.

 

[se7en]

I have a glass nexus ...incredible sounding pedal , tons of headroom, warm and hi-fi all at the same time

How are the phasers on it?

 

[MrDan666]

I never used it for looping so that may be good for you. It sounded better than the Eventide Timefactor IMO.

You still got that PCM-41??

 

[Anonymous]

How are the phasers on it?

they sound better than any digital rack phasers...real close to analogue and easy to program..

I never use it though because I run the nexus in my amps loop for a slight verb, detune, echo, for clean and maybe a flange..


I only like phasers infront of my amp for dirt so a cheap phase 90 takes care of that

it is super easy to program and I controll it with a midi controller...

It also syncs real easy with a tech 21 midi mouse ( now I use an axess MCF1)

 

[se7en]

How are the phasers on it?

they sound better than any digital rack phasers...real close to analogue and easy to program..

I never use it though because I run the nexus in my amps loop for a slight verb, detune, echo, for clean and maybe a flange..


I only like phasers infront of my amp for dirt so a cheap phase 90 takes care of that

it is super easy to program and I controll it with a midi controller...

It also syncs real easy with a tech 21 midi mouse ( now I use an axess MCF1)

Cool. Yeah, I have a Small Stone I use currently. Is there something I can buy that will accept 2 sets of MIDI cables (Timeline and Glass Nexus) at the same time?

 

[MrDan666]

I use a cheap SDE-1000 now. I tried the PCM-42 as well, honestly, liked the 41 better. The SDE has this cool bounce feel that I am really digging right now. As much as I liked the PCM-41, the repeats were on the brighter side and didn't sound as "wet". I still use the Intellifex from time to time. I went through a sell all rack phase to use pedals but that didn't work out so well I really like the MXR Stereo Chorus Reissue though, sounds great in front and is pretty much noise free.

Oh cool! Yeah the Stereo chorus is pretty good

Im gonna pickup an SDE-3000, i just like those units a lot. They do have a trademark kinda sound to them, which is an aquired taste.. but i think theyre generally a very cool mod delay unit.

Hardest part is finding one for a decent price.. I remember when you could easily find them on eBay for $200 or just under.. Now theyre all selling for like $400+. Same goes for the PCM-41 and the PCM-42.. wel those just go for stupid money now!!

 

[Digital Jams]

I use a cheap SDE-1000 now. I tried the PCM-42 as well, honestly, liked the 41 better. The SDE has this cool bounce feel that I am really digging right now. As much as I liked the PCM-41, the repeats were on the brighter side and didn't sound as "wet". I still use the Intellifex from time to time. I went through a sell all rack phase to use pedals but that didn't work out so well I really like the MXR Stereo Chorus Reissue though, sounds great in front and is pretty much noise free.

Oh cool! Yeah the Stereo chorus is pretty good

Im gonna pickup an SDE-3000, i just like those units a lot. They do have a trademark kinda sound to them, which is an aquired taste.. but i think theyre generally a very cool mod delay unit.

Hardest part is finding one for a decent price.. I remember when you could easily find them on eBay for $200 or just under.. Now theyre all selling for like $400+. Same goes for the PCM-41 and the PCM-42.. wel those just go for stupid money now!!

Got my SDE-3000 for about $250 on Ebay, not sure why it went that low as others went higher the same week Mine was at some pawn shop so maybe some thought it may be busted but it is pretty mint. Scored the SDX-330 for under $220 as well

The 3000 is awesome, killer trails and of course you can dial it in perfect due to the range.

 

[MrDan666]

Got my SDE-3000 for about $250 on Ebay, not sure why it went that low as others went higher the same week Mine was at some pawn shop so maybe some thought it may be busted but it is pretty mint. Scored the SDX-330 for under $220 as well

The 3000 is awesome, killer trails and of course you can dial it in perfect due to the range.

Wow! Nice rack setup there Scott!

Sounds like you scored some great deals

 

[Digital Jams]

Got my SDE-3000 for about $250 on Ebay, not sure why it went that low as others went higher the same week Mine was at some pawn shop so maybe some thought it may be busted but it is pretty mint. Scored the SDX-330 for under $220 as well

The 3000 is awesome, killer trails and of course you can dial it in perfect due to the range.

Wow! Nice rack setup there Scott!

Sounds like you scored some great deals

Should hear it when I line out of the SLP with a HK redbox into the rack with the SLP dimed

Freaking awesome

Had it set up in the garage for a friend to check out, fucking birds were flying out of trees

 

[MrDan666]

Should hear it when I line out of the SLP with a HK redbox into the rack with the SLP dimed

Freaking awesome

Had it set up in the garage for a friend to check out, fucking birds were flying out of trees

Haha i can imagine!! I do the same with my modded Marshalls and it usually has the same effect

 

[thiswaythatway]

What sold me on the Timeline was the built-in looper. It is a big pedal, but I plan on controlling it with MIDI anyways, so it doesn't need to be front and center on my board.

I never used it for looping so that may be good for you. It sounded better than the Eventide Timefactor IMO.

I've heard several people report the same thing.

 

[se7en]

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