In an interesting turn of events, I’ve purchased something on faith rather than doing any proper research on it. Actually I didn’t really have a choice since the product’s “nature” to this day is hidden in total secrecy.<\/p>\n
One of Neil Diamond’s guitarists Hadley (aka<\/em> “Radley”) Hockensmith is selling units of his invention called the “Harmonic Converger.”<\/em> It is a passive device that among other things, eliminates the “fizz” commonly present in digital modelers.<\/p>\n The official information page of the Harmonic Converger (which from this point on I will refer to as “HC”) can be found here<\/a><\/p>\n So I’ve purchased one – and thanks to Mara<\/a>, I’ll [hopefully] be getting it at the end of May.<\/p>\n I’ve also taken the liberty of taking some select audio clips from the internet showcasing what the HC can do. Most (if not all) taken from a really old “HC Test Drive” page<\/a> created by Radley and a couple of HC users down at Boss GT Central<\/a><\/p>\n Obviously the pedalboard being used was a Boss multi-effects processor – specifically, a GT8 like mine if I’m not mistaken.Oh before everything else. I’ve swapped<\/strong> the order of the comparisons of the clips. The original versions had the HC engaged… then bypassed. 1 <\/sup><\/a>So you’re getting the sound directly from the effects processor<\/span><\/span>