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New Rat Day
OK it was yesterday
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I didn't think about the top jacks or I would have asked
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The only exception to that is for anyone who's put off trying a Rat for one reason or another that it's worth giving one a shot. You might be missing something. Even for light drive, just back the dist control way down and mess with the tone control until you find the sweet spot.
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It's hard to think of a Rat without thinking about Spandex, big hair and moon boots. I've been reading about light drive here and that's what got from I should've, to I have to have one. I was pleasently suprised by this side of the pedal. Who would've guessed?
It's certainly worth it to try one. Esp since you can get inexpensive clones and don't have to search out vintage peices anymore.
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If you have any blues tunes in your set list, play some slide on your Rat - some of the best bluesy slide tones ever!
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No.
Well, maybe make coffee - dunno, just haven't tried it yet. Seriously, I've had the stock Rat2 back on my board for going on 2 years now and I'm still discovering new pleasures with it.
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Tele/Tex-Mex Strat/Dano '56 U2>MHP "Stubble Trouble" FUZZ/MHP "perfected" GFS Brownie Classic/Barber Direct Drive/Blues Driver> MORE PEDALS> '68 Deluxe Reverb or blonde Blues Jr. Rock On! |
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Dang, I knew I shouldn't have clicked this thread
ya'll got me curious now, guess I'll be lookin' around here to try one. I never thought it was much other than the spandex thing, but I'll check it out now. EDIT: dang, I forgot to tell you congratulations on the new Rat, sorry df |
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THURSTON Are you sitting down? As I approached Thurston's area of the stage, I noticed his pedalboard was considerably less...blue. Upon closer inspection, it appeared the MXR Blue Box, a staple in Thurston's (non-changing) set-up for over a decade now, was nowhere to be found! Could it be? Has Thurston finally deviated from the same six effects pedals he's been using since the mid-90s? Well...yes! Check it out! Sitori Sonics 'Harem Fuzz' MXR Phase 90 Dunlop Jimi Hendrix Octave Fuzz Crowther 'Hot Cake' overdrive Electro-Harmonix/Sovtek Big Muff Mutron Wah-Vol
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Maybe it wasn't used regular enough to be on the board. Case in point - Frisell seems to be currently using a TS9 more than other drive boxes, but I think he typically defaults to the Rat. A non-Rat drive box might just work a little better for whatever he is currently doing. Interesting either way.
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I saw him last summer but it was a solo gig with Nels Cline. He had green Big Muff a Rat and an MXR for drive with a Phase 90 and some weird old silver wah filter thing. I got pictures , I'll post them later.
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Oh no...you have more pedals...you win! Seriously, the 72 stacks incredibly well into the Rat.
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