Hello, Tater heads. It is Chance. I wanted to give everyone a heads up that on April 1, 2021, this show will be closed because it did not make sense for me to keep paying for hosting every month. Be sure to download any episodes you want to listen to. Or, you can just go listen on YouTube. Thanks and goodbye forever. Well, except for Youtube. Peace. 

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Welcome to the beginning of the end. This episode we take a stroll down memory lane and talk about some of our favorite Rotator: The Pedal Party moments with a special guest appearance from our good friend The *****.  We talk guitars, amps, pedals and finally reveal our own pedalboards! Thanks for everything. This community has been amazing, and we couldn't have done it without you. See you all soon...

It's our holiday special! What gear did you always hope to find under the tree?

Sometimes you get in the mood for delay pedals, and you just have to get your hands on one. We did just that for this week's episode. We get down and dirty with the Strymon DIG. It's got two separate delay engines, and it's pink! The illusive DMB Stellar Drive makes an appearance as well. 

Are you ready to wobble? I never thought I'd want a delay or reverb pedal that had built-in wiggle, but the Caverns V2 actually does it on both—and incredibly well, I might add. Come on now!

What has three knobs, two switches, and a ton of tone? Listen to this week's episode to find out. We can't tell what kind of pedal it is, but we know it sounds good. 

This pedal is so serious about tone that it can KILL YOU. One knob, one switch, and only one emoji needed \m/

Charlie Paolo makes some pretty gnarly, doomy, boomy, zoomy pedals. This week, we got to try out the Obsidian Fuzz and Bloodstone Overdrive. So much straightforward rawk!

Outro music by https://www.bensound.com because I can’t find our OG track! Whoops!

Tone snobs often treat “Tubescreamer” like a bad word, but should that always be the case? This week, we take a look at one high-end TS style pedal and compare it to a budget-friendly version. While they both have their shares of benefits, there is a clear winner in the end… 

Also, we tried a few tweaks to the editing process, so let us know what you think of the new sound quality at [email protected]. 

Gear used:

2013 Gibson SG ’61 Reissue

1995 Fender Stratocaster

Hughes & Kettner Dual EL84 Statesman

Shure SM57

Audix i5