Invaluable Bits of Discontinued Gear

[oscillofuzz]

Moog MF104M Super Delay. I bought mine in summer '14 and have used it continuously since, rehearsals, gigs, studio, everything. These were expensive new when they were readily available (I got mine for 750ish in summer '14) but have since more than doubled in price on ebay and reverb. It is my fav delay and my only regret is probably that I didn't buy two when I had the chance

[moid]

For me it's the Digitech Digidelay. An incredibly useful pedal with so many sounds in it. Possibly also my Ibanez bi mode Chorus - two lovely slow choruses in one pedal add instant thickness and movement to everything.

[Pete]

Two that come to mind are the Black Arts Toneworks Fnord with the Spy Vs Spy graphic, and Mellowtone Wolf Computer. Fnord isn't discontinued, I just prefer the Spy vs. Spy version. Waiting to come across a Wolf Computer with this graphic, before I pick one up:

[comesect2.0]

i really miss skychord...stephens work was rad...and just before he had a mental breakdown modular gear was coming...

[Inconuucl]

I was going to say the Anti-nautilus, but now that the market has so many pedals that do the AN thing, I kinda wish I had a Hollow Earth on me.

I'll always miss my Goatkeeper though.

[comesect2.0]

was gonna bring the nautilus up...but ive come close to what ive heard out of that pedal while usein a masf/hexe/judder....whats one that combines them?

[goroth]

I would say the Impossibilty Drive.

Pumpkin Pieces' demo shows why.

[whoismarykelly]

The Anti-nautilus is a bit deeper while still being more intuitive than the other pedals on the market. Or at the very least it has controls labeled with what they do so you can build the sound you want. Its much more usable than a Particle, more predictable and consistent than a Possessed, and less finicky than a Judder. I had one a couple years ago but stupidly sold it because it was too advanced for what I needed at the time.

[Dark Barn]

Discontinued things I owned that I loved when I owned them:

Prescription Electronics Depth Charge, Frantone Peachfuzz (not discontinued any more,) Moog MP-201, Roland Juno 60, Gibson RD Artist, G&L Interceptor.

[the _Ryan]

Boss OC-2

[lost in music]

Two that come to mind are the Black Arts Toneworks Fnord with the Spy Vs Spy graphic, and Mellowtone Wolf Computer. Fnord isn't discontinued, I just prefer the Spy vs. Spy version. Waiting to come across a Wolf Computer with this graphic, before I pick one up:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/302191517538?ul_noapp=true

[coldbrightsunlight]

I would say the Impossibilty Drive.

Pumpkin Pieces' demo shows why.

I think you mean improbability?

I had one and really really wanted to love it but I dunno it just didn't really do it for me.

[ratrod]

Boss DD6 in warp mode has become an extension of my guitar, like a sustain pedal on a piano....can't live without it.

[Lurker13]

Boss DD6 in warp mode has become an extension of my guitar, like a sustain pedal on a piano....can't live without it.

Oh hell yeah, DD6 in warp RULEZ.

[GardenoftheDead]

Boss FZ-2s aren't expensive to replace but they certainly don't seem to appear much anymore