NAMM leaks, announcements, and rumors

[rfurtkamp]

Nope, it's transparent overdrive marketing though.

I want someone to re-issue a pedal that hasn't been released yet.

[Chankgeez]

Not gonna hold my breath.

It's like those Oldies radio stations that play the same 20 songs over and over again.

[rfurtkamp]

"It's the Beatles at five!"

Every day..for eternity.

[D.o.S.]

And just like the Beatles in 2016, this pedal prominently features Sag.

[rfurtkamp]

Rot, violence, saccharine.

The knobs almost label themselves.

[rustywire]

Nope, it's transparent overdrive marketing though.

I want someone to re-issue a pedal that hasn't been released yet.

[aholidayatthesea]

Pretty excited about knobs eventual demo of the hungry robot karman line. Until then...

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[Chankgeez]

And just like the Beatles in 2016, this pedal prominently features Sag.

Some people may take that as a positive.

[rfurtkamp]

And just like the Beatles in 2016, this pedal prominently features Sag.

Some people may take that as a positive.

[jrfox92]

Pretty excited about knobs eventual demo of the hungry robot karman line. Until then...

[youtube][/youtube]

That sounds pretty nice, actually. But, as always with HR's pedals, I'm on the fence since all their pedals are kinda pew-oriented and the sounds could probably be easily matched by a Strymon or whatever for not much more than list price.

[rustywire]

Have not had good luck with sag controls doing what I want them to do. On pedals or power supplies. Could be user error but more than likely is when it comes to fuzz, I'm simply a corksniffer of carbon-zinc chloride 9v batteries and/or tube rectified amps

[rfurtkamp]

Sag controls on pedals (or external PSU) are stupidly circuit dependent.

I love them with *some* fuzzes, ambivalent on others.

And in love with them on the custom Test Pattern from Hell I had worked up a couple years back - it truly expands things in the box and was well worth the added expense. Two pedals I have have them built in, and I'm stupid glad they're there.

I have a couple voltage adjustable PSUs laying around for other pedals but not really something I *need* past the couple that come with 'em stock.

[AlexanderPedals]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O_ysui37ULo[/youtube]
At 1:15
"...so many people have started putting out more and more modulation pedals, I mean, are you seeing more and more players using them, do you think there's a demand?"
"Yeah, well, we started it."
Lol'd.

The Spaceexpander sounds okay, but it doesn't really make me want to get up and go buy one, either.
Also, WHY ARE THERE NO DEMOS OF THE REVERSE RADICAL?! That's the only Alexander pedal I've actually had any real interest in lately.

We definitely didn't invent modulation pedals. But I think we have had a hand in repopularizing some of the more interesting types of modulation.

CME are handling the Reverse Radical marketing since it's their exclusive. Don't know when a demo will happen but hoping it's soon.

[codetocontra]

But I think we have had a hand in repopularizing some of the more interesting types of modulation.

Really? Wow.

[rustywire]

But I think we have had a hand in repopularizing some of the more interesting types of modulation.

Specifically which types of modulation and when were they released?
I'm not trying to dull your shine but that claim sounds like marketing brakes need pumped.