27+ Hot Cake Pedal. No matter if i'm in bluesberry or normal mode, it sounds. My problem is the hot cake sounds bright and clear when the gain knob is.
I have a hot cake and the danelectro to (=timmy clone). No matter if i’m in bluesberry or normal mode, it sounds. The classic for a reason.
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My problem is the hot cake sounds bright and clear when the gain knob is. But the with the gain low it's a gorgeous sparkly but full. However, i thought i read that people mainly like it for pushing an.
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So i love the sound of my hot cake into my ac15hw. I’m using mostly my nocaster and jazzmaster. The classic for a reason.
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No matter if i'm in bluesberry or normal mode, it sounds. Only problem is, with the ampeg, i wish i. I have a hot cake and the danelectro to (=timmy clone).
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Should there be a drastic difference when switching between these or is it a. I might just have to try a timmy. The hotcake is similar to a rat in the gain section in that it turns into this monstrous fuzzy monster with the gain up high.
Hot Cake Is A Much Smoother Overdrive And At Higher Gain Settings It Almost Fuzzes Out.
I barely notice any difference if any. Especially with my ampeg reverberocket. It just works, though i've found it 'wants' to be quite gainy, and can sound either decadently thick or kinda thin and hollow live, depending on.