RifleSlinger
Tele-Meister
Just got my first envelope filter, the Fender Pour Over. I like the way these new Fender pedals seems to be their own thing, and they look cool, but this pedal isn't doing it for me.
The main issue is the adjustment range of the controls. There is a very narrow range of adjustment that produces a usable effect. When I can get the effect sounding its best, the drive setting, which controls the sensitivity of the effect, even when turned up all the way, still requires a very heavy touch to get it to produce the effect.
A smaller complaint is that there is a warbliness to the effect.
I still have time to return it. I got it used for $100. I could get an EH Q-Tron Nano for a little less than that. All I really need for options is band pass mode with both up and down sweeps.
Anyone with experience with the Q-Tron, does it respond well with lower output classic tele single coil pickups? I am hoping to be able to use a light touch, even on the thinner strings.
The main issue is the adjustment range of the controls. There is a very narrow range of adjustment that produces a usable effect. When I can get the effect sounding its best, the drive setting, which controls the sensitivity of the effect, even when turned up all the way, still requires a very heavy touch to get it to produce the effect.
A smaller complaint is that there is a warbliness to the effect.
I still have time to return it. I got it used for $100. I could get an EH Q-Tron Nano for a little less than that. All I really need for options is band pass mode with both up and down sweeps.
Anyone with experience with the Q-Tron, does it respond well with lower output classic tele single coil pickups? I am hoping to be able to use a light touch, even on the thinner strings.