JangleBox compressor

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it's awsome and worth every penny ...i got mine ~3 months ago,
i have a12 string Ric (360/12) and it totally nails the Byrds sound
....strike that opening chord to a Hard Day's Night...or the chime/ring
of Ticket to Ride ...it's all there ...but it's also great for non-jangle,
set the tone to "Normal" or "Dark" and it's a great sustainer for
edge/distort
or whatever you want to do ...and very quiet ! ...i got rid of my Boss CS3
after i got the janglebox, there's no comparison

here's the main site: http://www.janglebox.com/
....judge for yourself and listen to clips here:
http://www.janglebox.com/clips.asp

"clamnebula" <OUTERclamnebula@planet-save.comSPACE> wrote in message
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> Saw this compressor pedal on the MusicToyz website today, and thought some
> of
> y'all jangly guitar fans might be interested. Anybody tried out this box
> yet?
> -Neb
>
> ---Original Text---
> Jangle Box compressor
> http://www.musictoyz.com/guitar/pedals/janglebox.php
>
> JangleBox® began as an idea to try to capture a sound: the bright ringing
> chime that was popularized by the Beatles, enhanced by the Byrds, and has
> since
> worked its way into the sonic palettes of scores of artists and rock bands
> including Tom Petty, R.E.M., the Pretenders, Counting Crows, the Church,
> Teenage Fanclub, the Smiths, and many others. It's a timeless sound that
> has
> transcended its origins. That sound is what our name is about.
>
> This simple plug-in/play compression pedal creates a bold sustain that
> will
> give your Ric, Tele, Gretsch, Strat - whatever the guitar - remarkable
> presence. Unlike other units that clip or distort the original signal,
> JangleBox expands the compression "sweet spot" to maintain a clean, even
> tone,
> with true bypass.
>
> Compact and powerful, JangleBox is ruggedly constructed for demanding pros
> and aspiring artists alike. Whether you're looking to capture that magic
> jangle, or want to more fully develop your own unique sound, JangleBox
> delivers
> the distinctive compression edge.
>
> ======
>
> ---
> "I hate quotations. Tell me what you know."
> - Ralph Waldo Emerson, from his journal (1843)
>
>

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"clamnebula" <OUTERclamnebula@planet-save.comSPACE> wrote in message
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Saw this compressor pedal on the MusicToyz website today, and thought
some of
y'all jangly guitar fans might be interested. Anybody tried out this
box yet?
-Neb

---Original Text---
Jangle Box compressor
http://www.musictoyz.com/guitar/pedals/janglebox.php

JangleBox® began as an idea to try to capture a sound: the bright
ringing
chime that was popularized by the Beatles, enhanced by the Byrds, and
has since
worked its way into the sonic palettes of scores of artists and rock
bands
including Tom Petty, R.E.M., the Pretenders, Counting Crows, the
Church,
Teenage Fanclub, the Smiths, and many others. It's a timeless sound
that has
transcended its origins. That sound is what our name is about.

This simple plug-in/play compression pedal creates a bold sustain that
will
give your Ric, Tele, Gretsch, Strat - whatever the guitar - remarkable
presence. Unlike other units that clip or distort the original signal,
JangleBox expands the compression "sweet spot" to maintain a clean,
even tone,
with true bypass.

Compact and powerful, JangleBox is ruggedly constructed for demanding
pros
and aspiring artists alike. Whether you're looking to capture that
magic
jangle, or want to more fully develop your own unique sound, JangleBox
delivers
the distinctive compression edge.

======

---
"I hate quotations. Tell me what you know."
- Ralph Waldo Emerson, from his journal (1843)

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On Mon, 11 Apr 2005 03:36:24 GMT, "Ricky Hunt" <rhunt22@hotmail.com>
wrote:

>"Arrow" <arrow201@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>news:b-edne7Fa-sIWMTfRVn-gg@rogers.com...
>> it's awsome and worth every penny ...i got mine ~3 months ago,
>> i have a12 string Ric (360/12) and it totally nails the Byrds sound
>> ...strike that opening chord to a Hard Day's Night...or the chime/ring
>> of Ticket to Ride ...it's all there ...but it's also great for non-jangle,
>> set the tone to "Normal" or "Dark" and it's a great sustainer for
>> edge/distort
>> or whatever you want to do ...and very quiet ! ...i got rid of my Boss CS3
>> after i got the janglebox, there's no comparison
>>
>> here's the main site: http://www.janglebox.com/
>> ...judge for yourself and listen to clips here:
>> http://www.janglebox.com/clips.asp
>>
>
>Man, some of those clips will take your head off. I hope it's just a bad
>recording.

The thing has a bright switch on it... plus it's an MP3. I bet it
would sound fine in a mix, it sounds pretty cool to me.

Al