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Really tasty playing at the end, Rich. I have the same guitar... erm... minus the road wear (I guess I've now tempted fate and it'll be dropped some time soon).
Brother! Yeah, that's rough, but still beautiful and sounds great. You could even sand and relic it a bit if desired. I have never done it, but just an idea. Or get wild and strip the body, refinish it and fill, and boom! Lol 🤘🏻
Excellent overview of this pedal. When you load your own IR's, what happens to the onboard IR's they displace? If you want to go back to the factory IR's, how do you reset the Radar to get the factory loaded IR's back?
I also have a Joyo pedal but the American Sound with inbuilt cab emulation. Do you think it can works well together with the radar or maybe it will sound muddy because there are two different cab sim at once.
Great!!! Could you tell me wich studio monitor is best to use with the mooer radar at a bedroom just to enjoy the sound (no mixing needed), and thougths about hiss levels. Thank you very much!
I bought one too, and it's great! The perfect solution for a nano board! Plus being able to load your own IR's is a great plus. Sorry about your Tele, but you know, now it has a great story.
@@RichBischoff it's on my backup pedalboard, but haven't played a gig with it yet. man, there's so much great stuff out there for us! let me know if you ever come down to AZ, we'd be happy to have you join us on a gig or two!
@@toneboy6583 i dont own it myself, but i think i works. Has someone tried this? i wanna use it with an amp for extra signal too the soundboard. Do i need some kind of DI after de Radar?
Hey good stuff, how can I set up my radar (which I use with a 019 plexi) to sound great so I can take it to practice or a gig and just plug in and not have to do a lot of tweaking to get great sound? I ask because I have had the annoying situation where I get to my practice room or a gig and my sound is not good and I have to spend a lot of time tweaking instead of practicing. I heard I could do it at home with via my DAW somehow. Thanks for any help guys.
Sir, quick question: Did you use a D.I.? Can you use this wothout it? If yes, what kinds of cables did you use? Many thanks from a radar user in the Philippines.
@@abrahamramos9240 You'd have to use a DI because this just gives you 1/4in out and you'd likely need XLR to get into a PA. Most DI boxes are pretty transparent nowadays, so as long as you don't go too cheap you shouldn't have to worry.
Seriously dude, if it's a guitar you'll never part with the odd ding just adds to it's story.. if you were wanting to keep it mint to sell later i guess that's a different matter!
