One of the best product demos I've seen. So many people seem more interested in showing their playing skills that they mask the actual sounds of the pedal. Subscribed!
I think what you're hearing from the Bad Stone when feedback is full up is self oscillation, which can be cool as a sound source for experimental stuff ;)
Great video. I've always been a fan of the Small Stone, and this video demonstrates why.
3 года назад
excellent demonstration in my opinion the bad stone has the same as the small stone but improved, this video helped me a lot to decide for the BS thank you very much the truth was undecided
I love my Small Stone, but I keep the Bad Stone on my board because it’s a little easier to dial in subtle tones. But down side is that my Bad Stone picks up radio noise, so I always have to keep a noise gate on.
I'm currently looking into the SmallStone nano vs the Badstone to see if either will do the trick to replace my big box US Smallstone which has a larger sweep range it seems than the nano SSt. Anywho, the vid was kinda helpful on some level, but as YvanAndrew said in a below post, in this vid, the SmallStone nano colour switch is the feedback switch feeding back part of the the phase signal back to the Smallstone input to be filtered again when switched up/on, hence the more pronounced effect with the colour switch up.... AllaboutafriendONLINE said he can't see himself using the colour FEEDBACK switch on with the small stone ... ... but compared "Smallstone colour off" with the Badstone "FEEDBACK or COLOUR on full" for most of the comparison - that like comparing the Smallstone colour/feedback OFF to badstone colour/Feedback ON. To fairly compare the 2 on similar setting the Feedback on the Badstone should be completely off when the Smallstone has the colour switch off. Not all pedals should be tested with the "All knobs at 12 O'clock" approach and this is one of them. I'd like to see these compared with SSt colour/feedback=off vs BSt feeback=off at different rate speeds and then the same for the SSt colour/feedback=on vs BSt Feedback at 3 O'clock-ish at different rates... for a fair comparison of the 2 pedals. P.S. with the SmallStone nano, when colour is switched on the rate seems to halve in speed - weird. So if you do a comparison between SSt colour/feedback= on and BSt feedback =almost full, the rate knob positions would need to be different to match rates. I did enjoy the vid despite the above ^^ =)
Testing with different rates and feedbacks is not a fair comparison. I prefer Bad Stone for bass when demo’d properly. I think a brighter phaser for guitar works better.
I also noticed the "you get what you pay for" part when i bought the bad stone XD But I do think adding a noise gate before the phaser might make the weird sounds you get when taking it to the limit go away. It seems to be "phasing" the background noise and boosting it quite badly. Also, I like better the bad stone cause you seem to be able to dial the small stone if you take a bit of a time and use a booster, so in my opinion it kinda icludes the other one and has more variety.
Hi, are you still sure of that? I'm talking about if bad stone 'include' small stone sound with some tweaking. I can't decide between the two, so that would be crucial. Let me know thanks
@@frankthepriest1220 I think they sound more different than what I perceived at that moment, i don't think you can get the bad stone to sound like the small stone anymore
@@nonpoint666rocks me too, thanks for the answer. I bought a dod 201 (2 stage, cool sounding) and I think I'll give a chance to the bad stone too. I already had the small stone, maybe the best tone but..we'll see. Rock on
I bought the Bad Stone a few days ago and it gets really close, it’s more of a Tame Impala/Radiohead sound, but it still sounds very Pink Floyd esque, and I’m satisfied with it, I assume the Phase 90 gets the closest tho