Typhoons

How much of a challenge have you found that, like their sound is massive, isn't it? Even though there's just two of them.

You mentioned you bought the what pedal did you say you had the

line the line selector just

the LS1 LS2 whatever it is

LS2 yeah

yeah have you like I know that he I don't know if he still uses it but he I think he had the red ripper or whatever that pedal's called

I don't have that one

no okay I think it's a few hundred pounds but have you kind of like

he's famously secretive about his gear.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Really annoying for me.

Yeah.

I have to try and figure it out and also look at like other YouTube videos and there's loads of people out there that do it really well.

Um, and it's kind of, My pedal board, I've been kind of building it for years.

It's a bit ridiculously big now, but I use it for all my other projects.

I use it for my original band as well.

I'm in a wedding band as well, so I use it for that.

So it's kind of got like everything on it.

But it's certainly expensive.

but it has been like just the most fun over the past few years just constantly evolving it and switching the pedals out and even if i don't even if it's not buying a new pedal it's like flicking around with the tones or flicking around with like the order in which the pedals go or what if i stack that one on top of that one or what if i use this and I recently bought an amp sim pedal.

So I don't use a, I don't, I used to run into a Marshall origin.

Uh, but last year I got the boss amp and cabinet, um, amp simulator pedal.

And there's like so many different settings on there.

And I found that to get a bit more precise.