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Toy and Tool
I use the pedal for funky rhythm and more interesting lead sounds. It gets the job nicely done, although you have to be careful with the SH mode. It can reach unpredictable volumes, so I use a compressor after this pedal.
You have to get used to the switch, because of the latching and momentary mode.
It sounds great in the mix and the quality looks great. I was a bit hesitant of its sound compared to other auto wahs, but to my ears it sounds great. Also it has only three knobs so it is not so complex, however I can easily dial a sound no matter if I play hard or soft.
This is my second EQD pedal, and this company proves to be excellent professionals.
You have to get used to the switch, because of the latching and momentary mode.
It sounds great in the mix and the quality looks great. I was a bit hesitant of its sound compared to other auto wahs, but to my ears it sounds great. Also it has only three knobs so it is not so complex, however I can easily dial a sound no matter if I play hard or soft.
This is my second EQD pedal, and this company proves to be excellent professionals.
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A bit hard to nail
I find it a bit hard to control, the volume is boosted whenever the pedal is on, wherever it is on the chain.
The controls are kind of hard to get right but that's just the EQD way I guess.
The controls are kind of hard to get right but that's just the EQD way I guess.
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Very nice filter pedal, but I missed the Expression input
... so I ordered a v3 instead.
I was wondering for a long time if the Spatial Delivery was not too weird. But here's my verdict : It goes go a little more extreme/obvious but not weird (unless you want). If you really want to feel the filter effect when you play, and not too subtle, then this is a cool pedal. I like it in addition to my analog filter pedal to get nice digital filter sounds.
You have to get used to the knobs, as always with filter pedals.
And a bonus is that you get one of the nicest sounds on pedals there is : the randomized mode. Maybe too specific to use in songs, but it's so much fun.
You have too tame the sensitivity ('range') sometimes, but that's often the case with filter pedals.
It is not so cheap...
I was wondering for a long time if the Spatial Delivery was not too weird. But here's my verdict : It goes go a little more extreme/obvious but not weird (unless you want). If you really want to feel the filter effect when you play, and not too subtle, then this is a cool pedal. I like it in addition to my analog filter pedal to get nice digital filter sounds.
You have to get used to the knobs, as always with filter pedals.
And a bonus is that you get one of the nicest sounds on pedals there is : the randomized mode. Maybe too specific to use in songs, but it's so much fun.
You have too tame the sensitivity ('range') sometimes, but that's often the case with filter pedals.
It is not so cheap...
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Eathquaker Spatial Delivery Pedal
This is bonkers!!! It's great fun to mess around with and will certainly stimulate yuor imagination. That said, i have not found a way to include it in any of my recordings - partly because it is too wild! but also it would benefit from a footpedal option to control the rate.
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Funny toy, not more
Its a lot of fun for first 20 mins; after few days u will remove it from pedalboard and forgive about it because its really unflexible;
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Still figuring it out
I think my review is biased as I have not yet found how to properly use this effect or in which of my songs it might contribute, it is very susceptible to the tone and the attack, so, other than the autowah, which I like a lot, I am not so comfortable with it yet. In the proper hands it might receive a better rating but I am still figuring it out.
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