NPD and question (Dano food content)

[Lock]

I just picked up a Dano corned beef reverb for $10 - I love cheap pedals. It's really a slap echo and not much of a reverb at all, but I think it sounds great (it's just not versatile) and wondered if anyone else was using it.

 

The guy also had a pb&j delay and the autowah. Any opinions on those?

 

(I know there was a huge dano food thread, but I can't find it.)

[wiklund87]

Good for you that you didn't spend more than $10.

Heard great things about the pb&j.

[Lock]

$10 is cheap enough that you can't really go wrong. I'd hate to have paid full price for this thinking that it was a reverb. I'm still on the fence about the pb&j - I don't really need it - and I can't find anything good about the autowah.

[richey888]

I swear by my PBnJ. Cool analog sounding, fairly long if you want it that way, great slapback. Been using it for years w/ no issues (except that it's a battery eater, use an adaptor). Can't really loop with it but no need here. Hear it: http://soundclick.com/share?songid=8963967

[JETKING]

i used to use the BLT for slapback and i loved it until it broke.

[soulsonic]

I modded a Corn Beef to be like a regular delay by adding a delay time control to it. It sounds pretty nice as a delay.

[Lock]

Yeah, the little knobs are not at all reassuring.

I modded a Corn Beef to be like a regular delay by adding a delay time control to it. It sounds pretty nice as a delay.

How complicated was that?

[C Fuzz]

PB&J rules.

Most of those food pedals kick ass.