Caline needs to have a subscription model where you pay a monthly fee and they send you everything they make. A box every month with 3-5 (or sometimes 22) pedals, that’d be fun.
Just an idea, but with the low price of most of their pedals, get three other friends to commit to buying one caline pedal per month. Each of you choose something different from ths others and pass them around once a week. You get to try four pedals a month and then you each get to keep one. If i had friends thats what ivwould do.
@@nstuey6974 I like all of mine. I have 4, and want more. Of course! 😁 I'm building my first board, after years of just playing around. It's fun to try budget pedals to experiment with inspiring new sounds. It helps me to practice more.
I'm actually glad you did this as one super long video--it was fun to watch and killed almost two hours! I surprisingly liked the distortion/eq pedal with the motorcycle graphic, and I'm not much of a distortion user.
i know i'm super late to this party, but i think you missed the beauty of the Queen Bee. i love it with the gain down to about 3 oclock and the volume up to about 9. I kept watching you touch the dials and yelling at my monitor for you to turn the volume up lol
I’ve been watching your videos more and more lately seeing how the lower end pedals because I’m incorporating them more and more into my studio effects racks for sound effects and sound design. Even though you demonstrate with music, it’s helps me quite a bite with seeing how they sound. Thanks for the vids!
This is a gem as well as the other affordaboard vids. Thank u from a 44 yr old guy here. Always wanted to go back to analog. Love d artwork / aesthtics too. Been using digital multi fx for years now.
I would like to say that regardless of Ryan's assessment of the Mariana, I really want one. Based on this video alone, the "Hot Springs" setting sounds to me like a 1960s 45, like Phil Specter, with tons of room reverb, and what he described as granular, at least to my ears sounds like a Link Wray overdrive amp, there was a phaser or something that reminded me a lot of Tripping Daisy and Soundgarden, even the weird pitch shift tone has potential for sounding like a warped record. Honestly, the whole pedal screams Surf, Grunge, Garage Punk and psychedelic 60s, all at the bottom of the sea. I just ordered one, and I can't wait for it to arrive. Thank you Ryan. I'm sorry you didn't like it, but I think the Mariana sounds awesome.
Yeah, also sometimes he wasn’t tweaking the controls right. Like on The Bends, he left the ‘C’ knob dimed the entire time then was surprised it was too pitch shifted. The whole time i was shouting ‘bring down the 3rd knob!!’ 😂
Old video, new comment. I purchased the Queen Bee a while back and have been impressed with it since I heard it on your video. It rarely leaves the board. It's always on. I'm not sure why you jumped to judge this pedal, but I'm glad you edited the video later. This is one of my favorite overdrives, and I have accumulated a few over the years that cost quite a bit more.
Watched from beginning to end, Friday night well spent! Great job as per usual, Ryan \m/ Also, my Cuvave Fuzz should be arriving tomorrow, and I'm eager to play with it!
When you said "It's kind of a fizzy barky overdrive" I thought "Yeah, 'cause you make every overdrive and distortion pedal ever sound fuzzy and fizzy".
Hey Ryan. I really enjoy all of the demos, and don’t care how long they are. Nothing is going to beat the Cuvave Fuzz, I don’t see it lol. The muff style one sounded great, but I would always just prefer an actual muff.
The overdrive side of the Nightwolf fuzz/overdrive is based on their Pure Sky, their best selling Timmy clone, and the overdrive in the Brutus is their Midlander, which is their Tube Screamer. And, the overdrive side of the Key West and the Mellow drive appears to be their version of the Zendrive/Dumble style pedal.
Absolutely love these videos, im finding some of the afford a board pedals that I end up liking I can't find sometimes unfortunately haha. Though I am watching through them all and the ones im not finding are from years ago.
I was surprised that he liked the Stack Attack, since it was by far the darkest and dullest of all the drive pedals--- at least that's how it sounded to me.
Ever try the hotone mini pedals. I have the grass and djent pedals they were 30 buck about a year ago. The djent distortion has more harmonic edge than any I have tried. I use it for leads then use a metalzone for rythym,
This breakdown is just what the doctor ordered, I was really enticed by a lot of these mainly bc the artwork is so cool. But especially glad you broke down the M-Fuzz as a muff, I was curious if itd be closer to a Maestro or Tone Bender sound by its "classic" label. Definitely going to p/up the Stack & Osmium thru your link! BTW, is their an affordable fuzz you reccomend for a Tone Bender sound (Who/Zeppelin) ?! (that's more durable than the plastic Behringers hopefully) Many thanks my man!
Best review ever!!! AWESOME tone on recording, another videos the people makes the sound using digital recording, makes the tone like awful, but your video is a natural tone of the good speakers! I LOVED SO MUCH, you're the best bro! Thanks for this video!
Man these new Caline’s are impressive. Talk about updating a brand. I hope that these hit the stores quickly. Have no problem getting a few of these budget wonder boxes. Edit: compressors are some of my favourite effects. Especially the over the top ones 😂
For Nirvana fans: the Caline Devilfish pedal, with the right settings, does the Radio-Friendly Unit Shifter intro stuff if you run it into a distortion, and it can also do the Scentless Apprentice doubling and Heart-Shaped Box solo stuff too. I wish I could turn both switches on/off at the same time, but I could mod it to do that. Or possibly 3D print something to join the switches together.
Great demo aford a board, after seeing this i feel that my G.A.S got worse =D, So nice & nice looking Caline pedals is, but Amazon is out of stock, in most of these pedals ;D but hope to get my hands on some soon, Big thanks Ryan you bring so much joy and light to this planet. Love cheers from Sweden 💚
Honestly, for the vast majority of the world that never leaves their home with their guitar, we're all just looking for a "sound" and affordable pedals deliver in spades.
@@JeighNeither check out the boss board series on my channel. I've been very lucky on a number of occasions. Had a fun Journey collecting over 30 Boss pedals in the list few months :)
Cool, you've launched a RUclips channel; I wish you enormous success! Don't lose patience with the process tho; it's going to take a while to get an audience. However, the fact that you're launching a channel based thus far on pedals, tells me you know what you're doing & have a decent ear (what do you mean by getting lucky?) & that furthers my belief that you'll be disappointed in Caline pedals tone wise. To be fair to them, the pedals I got were older models, they have probably learned a lot since then, but that's one of the great parts of having a channel right? You can find out for yourself, & turn that discovery into an video, which the entire community can learn from.
You earned that thumb up. Even though I was mentally yelling at you to turn up the wet knob on the multi reverb when you were saying there was hardly any reverb on one setting. AND also turn down some of the wacky on the other settings. It was the one pedal I was seriously considering of the lot >_< I feel like pedals like those are just missing a guitarist to come in and really focus the engineers designing them and make them really useable. I love the experimentation and range of available sounds, just the implementation that is slightly off the mark somehow. I think they might be coming up with a few wallet-friendly Earthquaker Devices-challenging designs in a couple more generations of pedal designs.
!!! Some people use an overdrive to boost and tighten a distortion pedal... Would love to see that stuff. You know with palm muted chugs with your baritone or something in that vein... !!!
Thats almost Exactly how I use my Demon Tube screamer. I dial it in fairly mild on the 808 setting and then layer on my MXR '78 Badass Distortion pedal for the gain and harmonic boost. It really makes a tube amp roar and with a decent Solid State amp the gain is enough to throw down some 90s metal tones without sounding too open or flimsy.
@@jessiesratrods1210 I knew I wasn't the only one that does that. I feel like Im always chasin that special OD/distortion combo... and want to buy up all the pedals I can to see how they react with each other. Hence why I brought up the subject so these youtubers can get a fresh idea while giving me some info to go on... even though deep down I know at the end of the day it still wont be done right thus giving me the excuse to then buy more pedals that I most certainly dont need... but fuck it... I love it. Gives me purpose in this dark world.
The hot springs doesn't sound like a "classic" spring reverb but it does a thing. Gonna buy it for what it does and not what it's supposed to do. Sounds like it's affecting the pick attack almost like a compressor.
I REALLY love that Nightwolf as a concept. It's too bad it has that issue. I'd really like to buy that pedal if not for it's volume problem on the fuzz side that everyone talks about. Maybe you could fix it and call it the Daywolf. Or, you could call it the Paul. I'll take one pedal as payment if you do.
Caline, send me some pedals. ........? Anything yet? You know, I'm starting to think they're only sending them to him because he make videos about them and that benefits them.
Sundance Special was my fave through my monitor speakers. :P I liked the Stack Attack also but thought the comp was kind of pointless. The compressor seemed to change the sound less than 1%. It might have added something like a slightly slower response or something that I wasn't noticing? The power supply supplied power. Plus, the price is reasonable. Thanks for being enough of a masochist to go through all of those in one video.
12:40 California Girls would have ripped this tone.. Also Mariana is in the Nirvana typeface over a blue water theme.. 15:30 I closed my eyes and slipped away. 20:30 Sublime Burritos would rip on that setting. 24:20 interchorus. @chibson idea.
I'm not sure turning all the pedals immediately to maximum is affording the viewer the best chance to see how the effect might be actually usable. Oh, and fuzzes at max setting is the noise we used to do back in high school too make everyone laugh - even if they weren't high.
They didn't send every pedal. I noticed quite a few Calines not included in the box. Edit: Ryan has convinced me to buy 6 pedals with 8 circuits, and they're all Caline. The Dolamo D-8 OD is a reboxed/branded Caline CP-25 Highwayman, the CP-26 Snakebite and now the DCP-03 Devilfish and DCP-06 Sundance Boost/OD. I thought about going for the CP-50 Osmium distortion, but the CP-27 Sandstorm is the one I settled on. At some point, I'm going to have a completely Caline pedal board. The only non Caline boarded pedal he convinced me to buy is the Movall Phoenix Wings Tremolo.
they paid me nothing so more is always an option, lol. I clicked the 'paid promotion' button because they sent me all the pedals. and technically that is a form of "payment".
You know... I love this series, but can't find so many of these pedals. Either they aren't available in Canada, or are under a different name. It's probably a good thing. My wallet would die death by 1000 $20 cuts.
A lot of these Caline pedals are new so not many suppliers have them available yet but will be available soon, the best online site to buy them is AliExpress at great prices.
The 'Brigade' pedal is, left hand side (the side he doesn't like) the Midlander OD i.e tube screamer clone. On the right hand side is the Clear Sky pedal.
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Order of the Caline pedals:
Fuzzes
M-Fuzz - 4:15
Nightwolf Fuzz & Overdrive - 5:35
Reverbs
Wonderland - 10:10
Mariana - 13:46
Modulations & Delays
Multimod - 23:00
Devilfish - 31:25
Wave machine chorus - 34:05
Distortions
Jaguar - 35:18
Osmium High gain distortion - 37:14
Easy Driver - 39:10
Brutus - 41:50
Tiger Shark (Gated Heavy Metal Distortion) - 46:05 (Great one!)
Overdrives & Compressors
Key West - 49:34
Stack Attack Preamp Overdrive & Compressor - 52:52 (My Favorite one)
Artemis - 56:00
Steller EQ compressor - 56:53
Queen Bee Overdrive - 58:27 (Sounds very good)
Mellow Drive - 1:00:00
Enchanted Tone - 1:01:59
Sundance Special - 1:03:57
Brigade - 1:05:38
Andes Boost Overdrive - 1:09:49
The Ryan's Favorite ones - 1:13:19
Affordaboard Ceremony - 1:16:00
Thanks Ryan for spend more than 2 hours showing us the best budget pedals!
Caline needs to have a subscription model where you pay a monthly fee and they send you everything they make. A box every month with 3-5 (or sometimes 22) pedals, that’d be fun.
That's actually a really good idea
@@joeladams2540 Yeah that's actually a decent idea.
@@peteywheatstraws4909 yeah its actually a nice idea
I too like this idea
Just an idea, but with the low price of most of their pedals, get three other friends to commit to buying one caline pedal per month. Each of you choose something different from ths others and pass them around once a week. You get to try four pedals a month and then you each get to keep one. If i had friends thats what ivwould do.
The video I needed. I just started building a pedalboard after 5 years of playing, and Caline is a budget goldmine.
@@nstuey6974 I like all of mine. I have 4, and want more. Of course! 😁 I'm building my first board, after years of just playing around. It's fun to try budget pedals to experiment with inspiring new sounds. It helps me to practice more.
They all sounded very usable and I liked the unique artwork on each. Hard to pick a favorite, but the Tiger Shark comes to mind. Thanks
I'm actually glad you did this as one super long video--it was fun to watch and killed almost two hours!
I surprisingly liked the distortion/eq pedal with the motorcycle graphic, and I'm not much of a distortion user.
Ahh, there's a couple of Calines I've been wondering about. So glad someone's done a comprehensive look at them all.
Here for the rude and nasty comments.
Will watch the rest of the video later.
Fart!
Really like the beowolf or night hawk, whatever
i know i'm super late to this party, but i think you missed the beauty of the Queen Bee. i love it with the gain down to about 3 oclock and the volume up to about 9. I kept watching you touch the dials and yelling at my monitor for you to turn the volume up lol
I’ve been watching your videos more and more lately seeing how the lower end pedals because I’m incorporating them more and more into my studio effects racks for sound effects and sound design. Even though you demonstrate with music, it’s helps me quite a bite with seeing how they sound. Thanks for the vids!
This is a gem as well as the other affordaboard vids. Thank u from a 44 yr old guy here. Always wanted to go back to analog. Love d artwork / aesthtics too. Been using digital multi fx for years now.
Its like a brand new show with that Blue Background.
its got that new show smell
It's hurting my eyes!
I think someone needs to make a video on the tonal qualities of different wall paints.
Its a good study... which wall paint has better tone?
@@darrellm3410 brown, if you want the “brown” sound
I would like to say that regardless of Ryan's assessment of the Mariana, I really want one. Based on this video alone, the "Hot Springs" setting sounds to me like a 1960s 45, like Phil Specter, with tons of room reverb, and what he described as granular, at least to my ears sounds like a Link Wray overdrive amp, there was a phaser or something that reminded me a lot of Tripping Daisy and Soundgarden, even the weird pitch shift tone has potential for sounding like a warped record. Honestly, the whole pedal screams Surf, Grunge, Garage Punk and psychedelic 60s, all at the bottom of the sea. I just ordered one, and I can't wait for it to arrive. Thank you Ryan. I'm sorry you didn't like it, but I think the Mariana sounds awesome.
Agreed,I think the whole new series is great.
Yeah, also sometimes he wasn’t tweaking the controls right. Like on The Bends, he left the ‘C’ knob dimed the entire time then was surprised it was too pitch shifted. The whole time i was shouting ‘bring down the 3rd knob!!’ 😂
Reverb and chorus sounded amazing
i love the new blue paint in the back it really makes everything pop
Watched from beginning to end. I regret nothing. Thank you!!!
Old video, new comment. I purchased the Queen Bee a while back and have been impressed with it since I heard it on your video. It rarely leaves the board. It's always on. I'm not sure why you jumped to judge this pedal, but I'm glad you edited the video later. This is one of my favorite overdrives, and I have accumulated a few over the years that cost quite a bit more.
The compressor & overdrive pedal is a good one. Thank you.
The osmium and stack attack were my favorites. Liked the vibrato on the ultimate too. Thanks for trying them all.
Watched from beginning to end, Friday night well spent! Great job as per usual, Ryan \m/ Also, my Cuvave Fuzz should be arriving tomorrow, and I'm eager to play with it!
Im a big Caline fan! Think they always get things right! And the prices, man, awesome!
When you said "It's kind of a fizzy barky overdrive" I thought "Yeah, 'cause you make every overdrive and distortion pedal ever sound fuzzy and fizzy".
Love the panel designs on these….plus that snake bite reverb sounds great, especially for the price. Gonna grab one for my synth setup I reckon
Hey Ryan. I really enjoy all of the demos, and don’t care how long they are. Nothing is going to beat the Cuvave Fuzz, I don’t see it lol. The muff style one sounded great, but I would always just prefer an actual muff.
Caline is one of the few "affordable " brands that I have always liked
I'm a Mosky man, but this Tiger Shark kills.
The overdrive side of the Nightwolf fuzz/overdrive is based on their Pure Sky, their best selling Timmy clone, and the overdrive in the Brutus is their Midlander, which is their Tube Screamer. And, the overdrive side of the Key West and the Mellow drive appears to be their version of the Zendrive/Dumble style pedal.
The voice allows you to switch pedal order
ahahaha 31:00 i L0Led at the face u made when the note didnt make it full octave up
Enjoyed the video. I just bought the Caline Old School Reverb (which wasn’t reviewed here) and really like it.
It's my favourite reverb.
Absolutely love these videos, im finding some of the afford a board pedals that I end up liking I can't find sometimes unfortunately haha. Though I am watching through them all and the ones im not finding are from years ago.
I was surprised that he liked the Stack Attack, since it was by far the darkest and dullest of all the drive pedals--- at least that's how it sounded to me.
Ever try the hotone mini pedals. I have the grass and djent pedals they were 30 buck about a year ago. The djent distortion has more harmonic edge than any I have tried. I use it for leads then use a metalzone for rythym,
I got the krush . It's fun as heck
Not going to lie, never been a fan of reverb but that Wonderland reverb, just WOW. So need to incorporate one into my rig
This breakdown is just what the doctor ordered, I was really enticed by a lot of these mainly bc the artwork is so cool. But especially glad you broke down the M-Fuzz as a muff, I was curious if itd be closer to a Maestro or Tone Bender sound by its "classic" label. Definitely going to p/up the Stack & Osmium thru your link! BTW, is their an affordable fuzz you reccomend for a Tone Bender sound (Who/Zeppelin) ?! (that's more durable than the plastic Behringers hopefully) Many thanks my man!
Best review ever!!!
AWESOME tone on recording, another videos the people makes the sound using digital recording, makes the tone like awful, but your video is a natural tone of the good speakers! I LOVED SO MUCH, you're the best bro! Thanks for this video!
Hey Ryan, good work here, saves me a lotta time , thx so much
Loved hearing the funk riffs with the compressor! Keep up the fun vids man!
Folks at Caline who were thinking they had you hooked for a whole series of videos: 😐
I actually like the eq/comp...sounds killer for funk!
I love the Mellow Driver. It's got soul.
Man these new Caline’s are impressive. Talk about updating a brand. I hope that these hit the stores quickly. Have no problem getting a few of these budget wonder boxes.
Edit: compressors are some of my favourite effects. Especially the over the top ones 😂
Hey Ryan would you be interested in doing a video on surf 🏄♂️ for beginners? Technical skills Gear etc etc
I would like that
Diggin' that idea !
I keep meaning to do something like this. I promise to keep intending to get to it until i eventually do.
@@60CycleHumcast Doooooo ittttt
Surf needs to come back and be cool again. Especially the ventures
Wow...they sure look and sound good! 🤯👏🏻🎸
For Nirvana fans: the Caline Devilfish pedal, with the right settings, does the Radio-Friendly Unit Shifter intro stuff if you run it into a distortion, and it can also do the Scentless Apprentice doubling and Heart-Shaped Box solo stuff too. I wish I could turn both switches on/off at the same time, but I could mod it to do that. Or possibly 3D print something to join the switches together.
Great demo aford a board, after seeing this i feel that my G.A.S got worse =D, So nice & nice looking Caline pedals is, but Amazon is out of stock, in most of these pedals ;D but hope to get my hands on some soon, Big thanks Ryan you bring so much joy and light to this planet. Love cheers from Sweden 💚
hi ! Keep doing a great job ! I always enjoy looking at it !
Love your honest reviews
Honestly, for the vast majority of the world that never leaves their home with their guitar, we're all just looking for a "sound" and affordable pedals deliver in spades.
I love the Pressure Tank compressor.
I've been wondering what this one is a copy of.
@@frederickshelborn6911 it's supposed to be based on the Diamond compresser pedal.
9:45 Two unique & great sounding reverbs: I want 'em both!
Great video, I really enjoyed it. Caline pedals are exellent.
Been more and more curious about Caline as a budget brand. My budget brand as of late has been BOSS :) $100 HM-2 does not suck
These are a huge downgrade tone-wise from Boss. You're spoiled & you don't even realize it yet.
@@JeighNeither check out the boss board series on my channel. I've been very lucky on a number of occasions. Had a fun Journey collecting over 30 Boss pedals in the list few months :)
Caline have amazing pedals they aren't just clones they're legit
@@benjaminfowler4513 They might, but I've tried/purchased 3 of them, & they all went back. They are an entry level pedal, not a professional pedal.
Cool, you've launched a RUclips channel; I wish you enormous success! Don't lose patience with the process tho; it's going to take a while to get an audience. However, the fact that you're launching a channel based thus far on pedals, tells me you know what you're doing & have a decent ear (what do you mean by getting lucky?) & that furthers my belief that you'll be disappointed in Caline pedals tone wise. To be fair to them, the pedals I got were older models, they have probably learned a lot since then, but that's one of the great parts of having a channel right? You can find out for yourself, & turn that discovery into an video, which the entire community can learn from.
You earned that thumb up.
Even though I was mentally yelling at you to turn up the wet knob on the multi reverb when you were saying there was hardly any reverb on one setting. AND also turn down some of the wacky on the other settings. It was the one pedal I was seriously considering of the lot >_<
I feel like pedals like those are just missing a guitarist to come in and really focus the engineers designing them and make them really useable. I love the experimentation and range of available sounds, just the implementation that is slightly off the mark somehow. I think they might be coming up with a few wallet-friendly Earthquaker Devices-challenging designs in a couple more generations of pedal designs.
That tiger shark pedal was a big suprise. I actually really liked it
I use the Mariana with a pedal effects loop to add more of the dry signal back in, its absolutely fantastic if you have a way of doing that
I own Caline products,medium budget products and boutique stuff.Caline has never disappointed me tone,money and endurance wise
Thanks for you work, for you time! Nice video👍
!!! Some people use an overdrive to boost and tighten a distortion pedal... Would love to see that stuff. You know with palm muted chugs with your baritone or something in that vein... !!!
Thats almost Exactly how I use my Demon Tube screamer. I dial it in fairly mild on the 808 setting and then layer on my MXR '78 Badass Distortion pedal for the gain and harmonic boost. It really makes a tube amp roar and with a decent Solid State amp the gain is enough to throw down some 90s metal tones without sounding too open or flimsy.
@@jessiesratrods1210 I knew I wasn't the only one that does that. I feel like Im always chasin that special OD/distortion combo... and want to buy up all the pedals I can to see how they react with each other. Hence why I brought up the subject so these youtubers can get a fresh idea while giving me some info to go on... even though deep down I know at the end of the day it still wont be done right thus giving me the excuse to then buy more pedals that I most certainly dont need... but fuck it... I love it. Gives me purpose in this dark world.
That Mariana verb.... the Trem mix. So good.
That mellow drive was shockingly nice I might need to pick one up lol
AND the enchanted tone, damn
The hot springs doesn't sound like a "classic" spring reverb but it does a thing. Gonna buy it for what it does and not what it's supposed to do. Sounds like it's affecting the pick attack almost like a compressor.
Dude you are amazing .... Ryan you really know your shit ..... Thank you for sharing all of your knowledge with us 😁
2 cheers from Canada : make 3 pedal-boards, chaining 7-8 each, and name them "60" , "Cycle" and "Hum" ! easy !
Bob Shade is a friend and I see you have a Hallmark Swept Wing. Thanks for the video.
Awesome! I've been looking for a compressor that really pops for ages. Search over...
WOW the Mariana has a expensive sound I really love it and the Wonderland what a combo have a great night😎💯👍✌️
The Sundance Special is the Xotic BB clone, the Dolamon is the Xotic RC booster clone. The Mellow Drive appears to be a Marshall Bluesbreaker clone.
Thanx for the vid, gotta get a few of these!
The preferred overdrive in the Sundance special is actually the Orange burst pedal (i.e. exactly same circuit).
I REALLY love that Nightwolf as a concept. It's too bad it has that issue. I'd really like to buy that pedal if not for it's volume problem on the fuzz side that everyone talks about. Maybe you could fix it and call it the Daywolf. Or, you could call it the Paul. I'll take one pedal as payment if you do.
I love you dude, you are the man
Caline, send me some pedals. ........? Anything yet? You know, I'm starting to think they're only sending them to him because he make videos about them and that benefits them.
I was sceptical but blew my mind with some tweaking and stacking. The best thing about it is series
Dude, this was like watching a movie!!
Sundance Special was my fave through my monitor speakers. :P I liked the Stack Attack also but thought the comp was kind of pointless. The compressor seemed to change the sound less than 1%. It might have added something like a slightly slower response or something that I wasn't noticing? The power supply supplied power. Plus, the price is reasonable. Thanks for being enough of a masochist to go through all of those in one video.
12:40 California Girls would have ripped this tone..
Also Mariana is in the Nirvana typeface over a blue water theme..
15:30 I closed my eyes and slipped away.
20:30 Sublime Burritos would rip on that setting.
24:20 interchorus. @chibson idea.
I probably would grab that fuzz if I didn't just splurge on an old blood alpha haunt. Oh this video is a year old... Im still postin
Leaving this here for myself:
59:40
1:00:59
1:04:17
One of the few youtubers who is honest even if they sponsor him.
I'm not sure turning all the pedals immediately to maximum is affording the viewer the best chance to see how the effect might be actually usable.
Oh, and fuzzes at max setting is the noise we used to do back in high school too make everyone laugh - even if they weren't high.
They didn't send every pedal. I noticed quite a few Calines not included in the box.
Edit: Ryan has convinced me to buy 6 pedals with 8 circuits, and they're all Caline. The Dolamo D-8 OD is a reboxed/branded Caline CP-25 Highwayman, the CP-26 Snakebite and now the DCP-03 Devilfish and DCP-06 Sundance Boost/OD.
I thought about going for the CP-50 Osmium distortion, but the CP-27 Sandstorm is the one I settled on. At some point, I'm going to have a completely Caline pedal board.
The only non Caline boarded pedal he convinced me to buy is the Movall Phoenix Wings Tremolo.
Awesome pedals for the money. Dollar for dollar, great pedals❗
Blues On....💙
Caline is the Marvel of pedal companies. So many variations and pedals and no one can keep up and pay attention to lol
When you were playing around with the Mariana pedal some sounds reminded of Lonely Is The Night by Billy Squire. The intro to the song anyway.
!!! 🙌 I wish CALINE would focus more on what modern distortions and overdrives that are out at the moment. 🙌!!!
Love this channel. Dude's hillarious but I hate him for getting me to spend so much money
Excellent general overview.......even not checked pedals before ;-)
Great review. You chopped the video into chapters, how handy. Caline should pay you more.
they paid me nothing so more is always an option, lol. I clicked the 'paid promotion' button because they sent me all the pedals. and technically that is a form of "payment".
That shark pedal sounds like a solid state crate practice amp I had as a kid in the 90s lol
Have you tried any of the Sketchy Sounds pedals? Pretty cheap and they look wild
I liked the enchanted the most.
Mariana and queen bee are also good.
Man... That wonderland took me to some nostalgia filled place like only an indie film with a manic pixie girl could do....
Pro tip: use a volume pedal with the Caline Wonderland.
PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE do another one of your FANTASTIC VIDEOS where BARITONE meets THE TIGER SHARK! You KILL it on THAT TIGER SHARK!
That Tiger Shark pedal is you, dude! Should be the main pedal on the main Affordaboard!
Love the afford-a-board vids :)
I could find a place for the 'multimod' :)
Hey ryan. What are those cool space saving flat patch cables? I need those for my pedalboard..wow..yes please.
good and organized thank you for this vid
You know... I love this series, but can't find so many of these pedals. Either they aren't available in Canada, or are under a different name. It's probably a good thing. My wallet would die death by 1000 $20 cuts.
A lot of these Caline pedals are new so not many suppliers have them available yet but will be available soon, the best online site to buy them is AliExpress at great prices.
They're donner branded in Australia... the Dumbal drive is anyway
If I could give a second 👍 for Pictures of Matchstick Men I would.
I can't find the Osmium for sale anywhere,? Is there another version of this circuit?
I just wanted to say I thoroughly enjoy these videos. This one especially!
The 'Brigade' pedal is, left hand side (the side he doesn't like) the Midlander OD i.e tube screamer clone. On the right hand side is the Clear Sky pedal.