Please satisfy my curiosity.

[inlifeisdeath]

Just wondering, does the term 'Solid-state pedal' even exist?

 

Whenever a fellow uses the term it makes me feel like tearing out my hair.

 

I wish to retort him with a "no, there's no such {censored}ing thing as a solid-state pedal, fool!"

 

But, I don't want to risk the odd chance that there really might be a term 'solid-state pedal' in the obscure references of HC amp.

 

I think he might be saying that the MT-2 is a solid-state pedal in comparison to pedals with tubes in them, like them Demoniser/Womaniser and related pedals.

 

But it still makes me squirm, regardless.

 

http://acapella.harmony-central.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1378954&perpage=20&pagenumber=4

 

Thank you for reading, I'm not seeking to mock anyone or whatsoever. No malice present, just trying to untie this knot of mine.

 

Cheers,

[GuyaGuy]

saying "SS pedal" is kind of like saying "analog amplifier."
you don't need to specify that unless you happen to be comparing to a non-SS pedal, of which there aren't many. likewise, an "analog amp" is every single amp in the world except for Line 6 and its followers.

if you want to piss him off start talking about "wheat bread" and "wooden guitars."

[book_of_lies777]

oh, I'll say it - that guy is a loud-mouth {censored} hole.

I saw that whole thing, and he's a real dickwad.