PedalsAndEffects: DOD MEATBOX Preview

Anyone who has followed my career knows that there is a sub pedal made by DOD called the Meatbox that has lived on my pedalboard since one of my favorite bassists, Jonathan Hischke, gave me my first one back in 2005 on the Mars Volta/Hella/System Of A Down Tour. This pedal was discontinued but Jonathan bought a bunch of them because he knew how powerful they were for bassists and back then, they were $30.00-$60.00 used. Jonathan blames me for the quick price increase, (where I have seen Meatbox's go for $300.00+) after my Premier Guitar Rig Rundown episode where I call the Meatbox a "speaker popper" and "when it hits those subs out their, it rattles everything on stage." Those words right there influenced bass players to jump on the Meatbox, no matter what the price.

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[PedalsAndEffects]

From Tom at Digitech "I've gotten some complaints that I eliminated the dry out on the new Meatbox. I haven't, the output is TRS:

Tip = Octave+Sub,
Ring = Dry
Sleeve = Ground"

[stario]

How can you leave us watering at the mouth?! We'd like more info, please.

[Luckyhat]

Wow a new one! Is that a prototype Juan? I can't find any info about it online. I just invested in an original Meatbox myself. Not proud to say how much I spent on it... heh..

[GeorgeL]

That was the single worst review i have ever seen.