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Nah, not in either demographic. Don't have any SS/BS stuff, and no real desire to from the demos I've heard.frigid midget wrote:Sure it's boring as fuck imo too. But isn't it still kinda funny seeing 8 pages of mostly disgust for this pedal and its target demographic, while we keep buying the latest greatest SS/BS stuff sight unseen
Srry, don't see much of a difference
Probably because it doesn't cost $300 to make something like this, yet the newest SS/BS was really cheap for how much went into the god damn thing.frigid midget wrote:Sure it's boring as fuck imo too. But isn't it still kinda funny seeing 8 pages of mostly disgust for this pedal and its target demographic, while we keep buying the latest greatest SS/BS stuff sight unseen
Srry, don't see much of a difference
Invisible Man wrote:Strange Tales: putting the ‘weeb’ in ‘dweeb’ since whenever.
Brandsmannen wrote:Alright, at some point I'll get myself a metal zone! I absolutely love how this thread turned out. 300$ drive > just play 4 250s > metal zones are pretty cool > IM has pointy balls.
Yes and it was extremely quirky. So it could be argued that one is no better than the other in regards to usability.Strange Tales wrote:Probably because it doesn't cost $300 to make something like this, yet the newest SS/BS was really cheap for how much went into the god damn thing.frigid midget wrote:Sure it's boring as fuck imo too. But isn't it still kinda funny seeing 8 pages of mostly disgust for this pedal and its target demographic, while we keep buying the latest greatest SS/BS stuff sight unseen
Srry, don't see much of a difference
You flipped your PY before getting halfway into that rabbit hole so what would you know, buster!jwar wrote:Yes and it was extremely quirky. So it could be argued that one is no better than the other in regards to usability.Strange Tales wrote:Probably because it doesn't cost $300 to make something like this, yet the newest SS/BS was really cheap for how much went into the god damn thing.frigid midget wrote:Sure it's boring as fuck imo too. But isn't it still kinda funny seeing 8 pages of mostly disgust for this pedal and its target demographic, while we keep buying the latest greatest SS/BS stuff sight unseen
Srry, don't see much of a difference
rfurtkamp wrote:The only transparent thing I own is a set of drinking glasses.
when you put it this way I'm wondering why I don't own a pretty years....rustywire wrote:You flipped your PY before getting halfway into that rabbit hole so what would you know, buster!jwar wrote:Yes and it was extremely quirky. So it could be argued that one is no better than the other in regards to usability.Strange Tales wrote:Probably because it doesn't cost $300 to make something like this, yet the newest SS/BS was really cheap for how much went into the god damn thing.frigid midget wrote:Sure it's boring as fuck imo too. But isn't it still kinda funny seeing 8 pages of mostly disgust for this pedal and its target demographic, while we keep buying the latest greatest SS/BS stuff sight unseen
Srry, don't see much of a difference
Also there's a thread on tgp approaching 50 pages, the last 10 being full of its target demographic expressing contempt for the price.
And with SS/BS Pretty Years we had concept art from day 1. Not some scavenger hunt or hidden image search of clues and breadcrumb trail to YET ANOTHER BASIC DRIVE PEDAL. We got a quirky or utility dirt/oddmod/drone box with a trio of microtubes and 4 diff resonant filters with 10 knobs and 8 toggles...in a considerably more handsome enclosure put together by a 1 man operation
Plus a 12" lp and awesome t-shirt.
Well, I don't have any SS/BS, but anyway, are you sure there isn't even a tiny difference between innovative products creating new sounds versus generic overdrive #9000? Also not sure whether you could actually describe the whole ILF-demographic as being into glitchy noisemakers. Some of us are, but I generally see more Boss-pedals, fancy reverbs and ambient delays on here than actually crazy foozboxes. Probably exactly the same at TGP. But yeah, stereotypes are fun.frigid midget wrote:Sure it's boring as fuck imo too. But isn't it still kinda funny seeing 8 pages of mostly disgust for this pedal and its target demographic, while we keep buying the latest greatest SS/BS stuff sight unseen
Srry, don't see much of a difference
Deals:friendship wrote:You motherfuckers think I won't fuck up a couple octoroks and assemble the Triforce?
Deals:friendship wrote:You motherfuckers think I won't fuck up a couple octoroks and assemble the Triforce?
Deco is lowkey fucking SICK. The tape saturation is very amp-like, for lack of a better term. It takes shit in the way a distorted amp does. Stacks super well too. I like to use it on guitar when I know I need a bit of distortion and thickening but don't need anything particularly heavy. EQD Tentacle->Deco is a real winner of a combo too, in my experience.toothsome wrote:alright so which of ya'll freaks have a deco on your board. actually seems kinda tempting if i can find one for a decent price.
John wrote:"guys play quiet, listen to my small costly device."
PumpkinPieces wrote:Fer shoogaze
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Nothing, but only because you're lucky. Factual signature + 10/10 avatar keeps you afloat.ramonovski wrote:I don't give a shit for SS/BS pedals either, what do I win?
Invisible Man wrote:Strange Tales: putting the ‘weeb’ in ‘dweeb’ since whenever.
vidret wrote:Bad taste.
