Haven't tried the D-1 yet (and I've no room left on my board).
The Geiger is for my synths pedal board, was great fun last night on my 808 and 303 clones.
I already own the Pro version, which adds a LOT of functionality (I'm fond of the randomizer, expression inputs, extra wavetables...) but this simplified version is fun too - more so than my other bit crusher pedals, it seems (b-stock Red Panda Bitmap, used Mooer Lofi Machine).
I'm a noob, wondering if all those people who cannot do without amp sim / cab sim are just used to that sound. I've been playing gtr > FX -> DI and liking what I hear (haven't decided yet which approach I like best though).perfumer wrote: ↑Mon Mar 02, 2020 11:03 am in the end what you're working with is not the pedal itself (you think you're demoing), but a highly interactive system of several elements - especially if you take into account what goes before the pedal.
The last few days I've been playing with guitar -> Klon KTR -> DI -> headphones. Volume on the guitar is average, KTR is on 'clean' with boosted highs to make the sound brighter, and the level of detail I'm getting, the dynamic range... is something VERY different from what a 'clean' amp+cab from the early '70s could EVER give. Brings the pickups under a microscope, then projects the picture on a gigantic IMAX screen, so to say.