Unpacking the Origin Effects Halcyon Pedal: Does Anyone Need Another Klon Pedal
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- Join Dustin as he and Aria unbox the new Origin Effects Halcyon Overdrive Pedal and pit it against The Klon KTR, Mythos Mjolnir, and Mjolnir GE.
Welcome to this week's episode of What's This Button Do hosted by Dustin Babitzke! This week Dustin asks if we really needed another Klon pedal in an already saturated market and tries to understand why Origin Effects chose to make the Halcyon a Klon Klone.
Does it sound as good as some of the best Klon's out there? Why does it have more than 3 knobs? Is this an elaborate prank? Find out on tonights episode!
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Thanks for the review. One suggestion though, one of the benefits of the adaptive circuit seem to be what it does when you ride the volume. Cleans up way better due to the eq adjustments in eq as you change volume. Wish. you had demonstrated that, because for me, that a is one of the most attractive parts of this pedal vs the others. Nice comparison though!
Great suggestion. I actually shot a little demo of it but the difference between the KTR and Halcyon didn’t come through very well on RUclips so I wound up not using it. But in the room it was really amazing. That adaptive circuitry works so well. I should have tried it with a strat. I’ve been playing it lately with a strat bridge pickup and the adaptive circuitry really shines there at lower volumes.
I have the halcyon it is great, the adaptive mode is awesome
You are so right. That Adaptive mode is fantastic. I was worried it would be a gimmick but it’s something special.
Should i get this or the green one? I’m having a tough time deciding which one to buy to be my only od pedal… maybe the blues driver will do the work too and it’s half the price
@@Lennie_peled great question. Let me pick your brain before I reply. What kind of music do you primarily play (or want to learn if you are newer to guitar) and what kind of amp do you play through?
@@whatsthisbuttondo2885 i have my boss katana 50v, I play guitar for 10 years (you can check my videos in my channel :)) however I’m looking for a sound close to distortion almost, heavy gain I guess od for rock
Should i get this or the green one? I’m having a rough time deciding which one to buy to be my only od pedal… maybe the blues driver will do the work too and it’s half the price
I’d be glad to help with that one. Let me ask you a quick question. What type of music do you like to play and what type of amp do you play through. That would give me a good idea of what to recommend
@@whatsthisbuttondo2885thanks, I’m looking for a harsh overdrive mainly for rock 80s style idk maybe i should just go with distortion instead. My amp is boss katana 50 tho
No comments yet? Wow. I just got a brand new KTR (was on waiting list for years and one popped up). This Halcyon has caught my interest - great review thank you.
Thanks my friend. Congrats on your KTR. This was super fun to shoot. Now that I’ve played it more I am really in love with the lower gain modes on this. It’s sooo much fun.
Dont tempt me!@@whatsthisbuttondo2885
Read some of the original reviews of the Klon when it first came out. It's hilarious, because it was basically, "meh, sounds ok... Interesting circuit." No magic, no mind blowing tones.
Hahaha so true. Back then most people didn’t really give it the time of day. It wasn’t til he stopped making them for a bit that they went crazy when people started realizing how many touring artists were using them on their boards.