THE NEW BOSS DIMENSION C PEDAL classic mod FX WAZA-style 

Same here!!!

Ditto 😅

And played it beautifully. Nice touch!

Purple Rain? But, yeah! Love Flesh for Fantasy!

Flesh!

@@danwest9900 pppppppppppppoooooooooo obo ooo 6uuuyuuuu

Do you like good music? Do you like to dance?

Perfect

Initially, I thought he was doing a Jamie West-Oram pastiche.

Simon Yung when I grow up, I wanna be just like you.

Try to be yourself it will be difficult enough.

Follow your dreams Yung man.

@@omarbell4579 lmfao

@@omarbell4579 Hahahah 😂

1TDH3 Prince Purple Rain 😍

sounds like something from Miami Vice!

Agreed.

No surprise to me. That cozy comfortable place was drawing from Rush's No One at the Bridge.

My favorite Rush song.

Now I'm gonna go listen to Billy Idol and RUSH !!!

Limelight 🐶🎵❤️❤️❤️❤️

As soon as I heard Billy Idol's Flesh for Fantasy my hair stood up on end. The tone sounded perfect.

Vertex Effects just did a RU-vid video on SRV and the dimension D

I thought he in fact did use a univibe which would be chorusy/phasey

yet it seems they did it digital, cause it wouldn''t fit in the box

Oh, I must have missed that. So it's a digital simulation with no BBD chips?

i dont know for sure, i think (i heard) part of the circuitry is digital cause for the sdd circuitry wouldn't fit the case, but for sure the dc part is analog. But take it with a grain of salt, it MAY be all analog...and it's what boss claims

ok, my bad...I think I misunderstood Rabea's video...it is just that on the sdd-320 part is not the original complete circuit for the (obvios) previously said reason (it wouldn't fit) and that it wouldng go well having all that in the pedal

Michael Caz I was just looking for that tune but didn’t remember the name. What a pleasant surprise when Pete covered it on this video , and now I know the tune’s name. Last time I’ve heard it was more than 25 years ago.

That particular Guitar Track - Always stood out for me, because of the Variety of Sounds and textures that Steve Stevens played on that song. Even the tonality of the clean vs. the distortion. Epic. If you want to hear the broad-range of Steve Stevens listen to these 2 tracks: Cinecitta and Letter to a Memory. Goes from Flamenco to Heavy Rock.

*Flesh :)

@@Smart-Alex You're right :)

DC2 is not a common chorus, CE 2w doesn't do it for me, it's far behind the old CE 1, but this DC2 W is a killer to me, DC2 was excessively priced on eBay, and they had frequencies problems, know one problem resolved, ouf!

Jean-René Pirlet I really like the CE2w.

Tomorrow!

serious? or kidding?

Wait...a WAZA Metal Zone? I would be really interested in a side by side comparison between the Waza and the original Metal Zone.

Ola showed us that a standard metal zone plugged in an FX loop sounds killer :)

Yep it’s up

I mean you can see what cables he's using in this video, by just reading the text on them. They're Providence guitar cables But as any guitar expert would tell you, just get cables that are tough. More expensive cables don't sound any better. The only difference is they stand up to more abuse. It's good to get some cables that'll last forever. Planet waves cables have always been good for that. I've never had a planet waves cable that's become broken. They stand up to tons of abuse. But yeah, there's been double blind studies where guitar experts are played some sounds through different cables, and one of the cables isn't even an actual guitar cable, but merely a metal clothes hanger hacked into a guitar cable form. And nobody can tell the difference, in a double blind test. Even guitarists who have played for decades. The clothes hanger cables sound identical to the expensive guitar cables. Some companies trick gullible fools out of their money with bollocks like gold plated cables, claiming that they sound better. They do not sound better. They do not work better. Gold is a very conductive material, sure, but it makes no difference. So just get some cables that last a long time and aren't prone to breaking. That's all you need. I mentioned planet waves cables, but it doesn't really matter. I bought planet waves cables 15 years ago, and I still have them, they're the ones I still use, because they've never broken. So I have no recommendation for other brands, because I've never yet needed to buy more cables, cos none of the ones I've ever bought have broken. So planet waves is great, but it doesn't matter which brand, just check the reviews and find the ones which stand up to abuse the best. Also I highly recommend the L-shaped (also known as right-angled) cables, regardless of brand. Because they just are a lot sturdier, they'll be even more good at standing up to abuse. It's like with phone charger cables, the straight ones break really quickly, but the right-angled charger cables last for months or years. Because there's no flimsy bit to get bent and snapped. Guitar cables are no different, so just get some right-angled ones and you'll never need to replace them.

Hey Shawn , that was really good HuH ?!? I still have my original Dimension C pedal ... still sounds great !

Hey Art, yeah it sounds great. I dig the option between the rack and the pedal version.

Yes the rack unit was cool but it was rather large ... I used the pedal on a shelf with other pedals to save space in a 16 space rack .. now i just stick it on the board with velcro when I think I can use it in stereo ... it's all good !

I have this pedal, and yes, both signals are wet...

@@serranodavid3247 Thank you, I appreciate it.