Pedal geeks i need u (help jjjusten make decisions about awesome pedals for his store)

Leave it to Ryan from dr. Scientist

Ok, anybody got any experience with stomp under foot?

Also, tomorrow will be spent with the Cusack tap-a-delay that is on its way.

nerdy picture time as soon as I remember how to use my photobucket account

http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m134/johnjusten/Mobile%20Uploads/2014-11/0C7749A9-9DC7-4163-B32A-DCB42CA25178.jpg

the pedal shelves are becoming a reality. That's our new stock of wah/boost/overdrive/distortion. fuzzes start on the not pictured side of the wall.

/braggin

Was checking out H9 demo videos when I ran across this beast: The Hoxton OWL http://hoxtonowl.com

I'm digging this current wave of open-source sound-wibbling. The patch library (and demo videos) are damn impressive. I can't fund $400 on another sound-masher and I certainly can't take on another new programming language when I'm already dealing with three. I hope someone in these parts gets some face time with one.

Added BBE now that they no longer have the worst graphics in the pedal industry.

Oh, gone are the days, huh?

http://cdn.mos.musicradar.com/images/Product%20News/Guitar/Feb08/bbe-soul-vibe-mind-bender-630-80.jpg

Oh holy crap, I didn't realize their wah was actually called a Ben-Wah.

Why do pedal manufacturers think it's a good idea to attach big rubber feet to the bottoms of them? trying to attach these to a pedal board is a ballache. Should be an easier way to remove them than having to peel them off then use white spirit to get the tape on.

reading the bbe pedal blurbs brings much ballache

"High-voltage poly caps for better tone"

I suppose all pedal blurbs are like that, though

I usually end up reading all pedal blurbs in ProGuitarShop Andy's voice.

Why do pedal manufacturers think it's a good idea to attach big rubber feet to the bottoms of them?

FWIW, the last six pedals I purchased did not have the feet but included them separately.

Hi! I'm Andy from ProGuitarShop.
YES I KNOW
Today we'll be looking at the Polyphasic Gongtrabulator from Grabasstastic Pedals.
YES I KNOW THAT'S WHY I CLICKED ON THE VIDEO
I'm going to be using my custom Fender Telecaster Custom Shop Custom with a Custom neck pickup...
I DON'T CARE JUST PLAY THE CLEAN TONE THEN PUNCH IN THE EFFECT
...played through a Fender Vintage Custom Tweedyballs Greenface Deluxe Triple Twin set to a clean tone...
RRRAAAAARRRRAGGHGHG!!!

wait is it a Greenface Deluxe Triple Twin Mini Stack?

I have a weird crush on Andy from ProGuitarShop. I was in their store in Portland last time I was there and was kind of sad that he wasn't actually there.

xp I don't know - when he's demoing pedals he never actually shows the amp. So he could be lying, like the kid at school who claimed to have "every Nintendo console ever made", but then wouldn't let you go round their house to check them out.

It'd be funny if he actually didn't have any of these amps, and the whole time he's been running into a Line 6 Pod.

lol.

xps I have to cop to a weird crush on Peter Stroud, who used to demo effects for EHX.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V2VioTnXKF0&list=UUe9SfPLQuNnSTM1qHVsr8Tg
"Double your pleasure with the Double Muff"
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/4/42/Mike-Myers-Austin-Powers-1-.jpg

And to bring it back to actual pedal talk, I can't really imagine anything less useful than a Muff Fuzz that goes straight into another Muff Fuzz with nothing in between, but somehow Peter sells it.

It is twice the muff fuzz. Immediately.

its actually not two fuzz circuits, the original muff is a gnarly sorta overdrive. stacking them is actually really cool, it's one of the sleeper pedals in the eh line, or at least it was when it was in the big box, the new ones suffer from ehx nano failure rate disease.

shall we talk about mr. black effects? because i think i need to talk about them.

http://www.mrblackpedals.com/

We can talk more about them once I have them all, because I just kinda sorta impulsively did that earlier this week

They are at the store and I am not, along with a bunch of skreddy stuff including the Swirl which I haven't heard yet.

Cruel world

Well goddamn, EHX just built exactly what I wanted

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=30D8_X9folQ

Yeah, I saw that yesterday and just about wet myself.

damn that's slick.

hahaha he couldn't resist going all "Baba O'Riley."

Totally want one of these now.

a definite must-have:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XDUUQ4Bpre0&feature=youtu.be

hahaha that's great.

I wonder if anybody can help me track down a pedal, a couple of weeks back an ad popped up on my FB page with a cool looking pedal that had a whole cassette tape mechanism built into it, I only caught a glimpse as I was clicking through and it's never returned to my feed.

Tried googling but to no avails, i HAVE TO KNOW what this damn pedal sounds like.

T-Rex Replicator?

http://www.premierguitar.com/ext/resources/images/content/2015_01/GALL/NAMMDay1/T-RexReplicator_web.jpg

oh, that is one handsome piece of equipment.

"In US dollars it will be $799. It is affordable - but you must bear in mind there are many moving, expensive parts inside. so of course it will be a bit more money than a normal analogue overdrive pedal. And everything will be hand made in Denmark."

damn.

you could basically get a RE-201 or similar for that amount of cash.

Man, not anymore you can't. Prices on the space echo are nuts right now.

https://reverb.com/item/453560-roland-re-201-space-echo-240v?_aid=pla&pla=1&gclid=CNSGlffTtMMCFQ8paQodUrkAjA

yikes!

That one is fully restored, I imagine you might be able to pick up an as is one for $7-800, but odds are you're throwing at least $2-300 to a tech to get it running clean again

T-Rex stuff is built like the proverbial brick shithouse. I haven't tried the Replicator, but every other pedal of theirs I have played I have liked.

yeah their stuff is super high grade builds, no question. one of the few modern companies id trust to build a decent tape machine, honestly

I posted that after typing 're-201 space echo buy' into google and this was the second thing that came up

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Roland-RE-201-Space-Echo-Vintage-Tape-Echo-machine-professional-overhauled-/141553315759

Don't want to get into an argument over it, and then the point can be made that the RE series certainly aren't pedals anyway...

Regardless, it's an awful lot to pay for a limited use delay pedal!

don't look at the prices of binson echorecs

Holy simoleons. For prices like that, they better be transparent.

my solution to this problem in general winds up being skreddy or catalinbread related

I have an RE-201 that I got for essentially free (well, as payment for debts incurred) years and years ago and it's awesome, more like a living beast than a machine, it is v strange. I wouldn't call it a limited use delay pedal at all. Just had my tech buddy service it cuz the output was acting up, now I need to replace the tape :(

there is a decent digital pedal knockoff though, schwantz has one

yeah i dunno, i love the 201 but the pedal leaves me cold, perhaps it just can't get fucked up enough