Simon Dorn
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Boss Hm2 in action - just for fun!
Cheers Simon
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Cheers Simon
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I picked up the behringer hm300 a few months ago, which is a clone of the hm-2. I think it only ran me like $25. It's so fun to jam with. I love the buzz saw tone in the right situations.
Yeah I feel you there. I mean, that tone is already pretty extreme, but the hm300 is a little thin. I just kick in some extra lows from my amp and I'm usually satisfied though.I have one of those too, they make great backups for the real thing in the right situation, the only problem I have with it is the extra treble the HM300 has, it kinda lacks that necessary bottom end, totally usable though.![]()
That sound reminds me of Rotten Sound, does it sound similar to anyone else? Unique frequency spikes?:
Entombed, Dismember...
So EVIL.
There is a long thread in a pedal mod forum about the HM2.
One person put it on some kind of analyzer and got a visual of what specific frequencies are prominent in the HM2.
I'm sure a really good EQ could get pretty close with this info.
Just not the same! Why would try to emulate, when you can have the real deal for 60 bucks?
Oh really? Do they sound the same? I've never heard that before. DOD pedals intrigue me. I've owned a few and currently own a graphic eq. Some of them are really cool and some of them seem kind of useless.True...true.
Just thought it was interesting for those who can't find one.
I'm on my third one. Mods I did on the first one were ok, but it's the pedal's shortcomings that make it so special.
DOD Super American Metal pedal is nearly identical circuit wise.