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Re: Danelectro - Transparent Overdrive

Posted: 30 Jan 2009, 17:56
by Ronsonic
Ya know, with that build quality, customer care and way low price, I woulda thunk that the Tim and Timmy were fucking clone proof. Of all us here, is there anyone who thinks he can build that pedal as well and cheaper and still make it rewarding. Apparently, the guys at Dano figure (probably rightly) that there are enough people who just want it cheap even if it's inferior.

They should've swung a deal.

Re: Danelectro - Transparent Overdrive

Posted: 30 Jan 2009, 19:41
by The Rotagilla
Ronsonic wrote:Ya know, with that build quality, customer care and way low price, I woulda thunk that the Tim and Timmy were fucking clone proof. Of all us here, is there anyone who thinks he can build that pedal as well and cheaper and still make it rewarding. Apparently, the guys at Dano figure (probably rightly) that there are enough people who just want it cheap even if it's inferior.

They should've swung a deal.
Why? They were probably pretty sure Paul didn't have the money to take them to court so why spend money on a licensing deal. Same thing with Frantone.

Re: Danelectro - Transparent Overdrive

Posted: 30 Jan 2009, 22:04
by Barcode
Sorry, i posted this earlier but accidentally buried it in a quote:

Modman or other mod, shouldn't we merge this thread with the other one on the same matter?

Re: Danelectro - Transparent Overdrive

Posted: 31 Jan 2009, 01:50
by The Rotagilla
Well at least we have one person to point a finger at. Helped design? :scratch:

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Re: Danelectro - Transparent Overdrive

Posted: 31 Jan 2009, 01:53
by IvIark
Let's question him!

http://www.hanklinderman.com/

Re: Danelectro - Transparent Overdrive

Posted: 31 Jan 2009, 02:02
by The Rotagilla
IvIark wrote:Let's question him!

http://www.hanklinderman.com/
:applause: Okey doke!

"I saw a video on YouTube of you demoing the Cool Cat series from Danelectro. The interviewer mentioned you were a co-designer. The Transparent OD sounds great! What was your inspiration? Thanks for your time."

I'll let you know what he says...if he responds.

Re: Danelectro - Transparent Overdrive

Posted: 31 Jan 2009, 02:06
by IvIark
:lol:

Re: Danelectro - Transparent Overdrive

Posted: 31 Jan 2009, 07:35
by Skreddy
The Rotagilla wrote:
IvIark wrote:Let's question him!

http://www.hanklinderman.com/
:applause: Okey doke!

"I saw a video on YouTube of you demoing the Cool Cat series from Danelectro. The interviewer mentioned you were a co-designer. The Transparent OD sounds great! What was your inspiration? Thanks for your time."

I'll let you know what he says...if he responds.
I was thinking about leaving a review in MF's online Cool Cat product section mentioning Paul's product, since they explicitly say that comparisons to other products are welcome in reviews. :scratch: :hmmm:

Re: Danelectro - Transparent Overdrive

Posted: 31 Jan 2009, 09:03
by RnFR
The Rotagilla wrote:
IvIark wrote:Let's question him!

http://www.hanklinderman.com/
:applause: Okey doke!

"I saw a video on YouTube of you demoing the Cool Cat series from Danelectro. The interviewer mentioned you were a co-designer. The Transparent OD sounds great! What was your inspiration? Thanks for your time."

I'll let you know what he says...if he responds.
i saw you left that in the video comments. just to be clear, i don't think that is "hank"'s video channel.. you could probably get to him through that website though!

Re: Danelectro - Transparent Overdrive

Posted: 31 Jan 2009, 11:18
by briggs
Skreddy wrote:
The Rotagilla wrote:
IvIark wrote:Let's question him!

http://www.hanklinderman.com/
:applause: Okey doke!

"I saw a video on YouTube of you demoing the Cool Cat series from Danelectro. The interviewer mentioned you were a co-designer. The Transparent OD sounds great! What was your inspiration? Thanks for your time."

I'll let you know what he says...if he responds.
I was thinking about leaving a review in MF's online Cool Cat product section mentioning Paul's product, since they explicitly say that comparisons to other products are welcome in reviews. :scratch: :hmmm:
I think that would be fun. See how they react. Probably not at all but it's still a game to play!

Re: Danelectro - Transparent Overdrive

Posted: 31 Jan 2009, 17:50
by sevinisthenumber
FredFarkus wrote:You can't have discussions like that at TGP. It's like trying to explain quantum physics to a group of gorillas. Goes right over their heads- woosh!
wow...... :D

Re: Danelectro - Transparent Overdrive

Posted: 31 Jan 2009, 23:05
by The Rotagilla
RnFR wrote:
The Rotagilla wrote:
IvIark wrote:Let's question him!

http://www.hanklinderman.com/
:applause: Okey doke!

"I saw a video on YouTube of you demoing the Cool Cat series from Danelectro. The interviewer mentioned you were a co-designer. The Transparent OD sounds great! What was your inspiration? Thanks for your time."

I'll let you know what he says...if he responds.
i saw you left that in the video comments. just to be clear, i don't think that is "hank"'s video channel.. you could probably get to him through that website though!
That wasn't me, someone lifted the quote from here.

Hey! I've been cloned! [smilie=rlp_smilie_130.gif]

Re: Danelectro - Transparent Overdrive

Posted: 02 Feb 2009, 15:59
by Agreed
"Hi CarbonZinc9 - actually, I'm the interviewer, not Hank! But if it helps, Hank has based all these pedals on the sounds of classic and boutique units, from various manufacturers - pedals that would sometimes cost hundreds of pounds for an original unit."

I'll be godfucked.

Re: Danelectro - Transparent Overdrive

Posted: 02 Feb 2009, 16:06
by DWBH
LOL

Re: Danelectro - Transparent Overdrive

Posted: 02 Feb 2009, 16:41
by Uma Floresta
At least they're being honest about it.

Re: Danelectro - Transparent Overdrive

Posted: 02 Feb 2009, 17:36
by DougH
Hank has based all these pedals on the sounds of classic and boutique units, from various manufacturers
Old news. A few years ago when the little $15 Fab pedals came out, they were based on other pedals. Dano released "folksy" stories with veiled comments on what they were derived from. Their older stuff with the "food" names - many if not all of those are based on existing designs - marshall guvnor, fox tone machine (big surprise) etc... Now, the "sitar swami" - that might have been theirs, but if it were me I wouldn't claim that one... :shock:

Re: Danelectro - Transparent Overdrive

Posted: 02 Feb 2009, 17:53
by The Rotagilla
Agreed wrote:"Hi CarbonZinc9 - actually, I'm the interviewer, not Hank! But if it helps, Hank has based all these pedals on the sounds of classic and boutique units, from various manufacturers - pedals that would sometimes cost hundreds of pounds for an original unit."

I'll be godfucked.
:shock: Balls. Huge ones. Prolly the biggest I've ever seen.

Re: Danelectro - Transparent Overdrive

Posted: 02 Feb 2009, 18:16
by Cow4prez
at the end of that terrific demo, he said "compare them to the very best pedals out there, and i think you'll be absolutely surprised." :horsey:

Re: Danelectro - Transparent Overdrive

Posted: 02 Feb 2009, 18:20
by Barcode
Uma Floresta wrote:At least they're being honest about it.
not really. They still haven't said "it is the same circuit as..."

Re: Danelectro - Transparent Overdrive

Posted: 02 Feb 2009, 19:47
by earthtonesaudio
The Rotagilla wrote:
Agreed wrote:"Hi CarbonZinc9 - actually, I'm the interviewer, not Hank! But if it helps, Hank has based all these pedals on the sounds of classic and boutique units, from various manufacturers - pedals that would sometimes cost hundreds of pounds for an original unit."

I'll be godfucked.
:shock: Balls. Huge ones. Prolly the biggest I've ever seen.
Big as pumpkins.