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Re: New Strymon pedal
Posted: Tue Oct 25, 2016 3:23 am
by rfurtkamp
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
Nah, not in either demographic. Don't have any SS/BS stuff, and no real desire to from the demos I've heard.
I have a couple of Tom's pedals and they're nice pieces, but not what I want normally either.
Re: New Strymon pedal
Posted: Tue Oct 25, 2016 7:35 am
by Strange Tales
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

Some dudes are just into playing rehashed blues licks, others like making glitchy noises

I'm sure the tgp crowd doesn't get how we go apeshit over yet another crazy fuzz box, just like their obsession with clean boosts and dumble-in-a-box shit is a mystery to us

Probably because it doesn't cost $300 to make something like this, yet the newest SS/BS was really cheap for how much went into the god damn thing.
Re: New Strymon pedal
Posted: Tue Oct 25, 2016 8:15 am
by Invisible Man
Brandsmannen wrote:Alright, at some point I'll get myself a metal zone! I absolutely love how this thread turned out. 300$ drive > just play 4 250s > metal zones are pretty cool > IM has pointy balls.
The better to impregnate you with, my dear.
Re: New Strymon pedal
Posted: Tue Oct 25, 2016 9:06 am
by Jwar
Strange Tales wrote: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

Some dudes are just into playing rehashed blues licks, others like making glitchy noises

I'm sure the tgp crowd doesn't get how we go apeshit over yet another crazy fuzz box, just like their obsession with clean boosts and dumble-in-a-box shit is a mystery to us

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.
Yes and it was extremely quirky. So it could be argued that one is no better than the other in regards to usability.
Re: New Strymon pedal
Posted: Tue Oct 25, 2016 9:46 am
by rustywire
jwar wrote:Strange Tales wrote: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

Some dudes are just into playing rehashed blues licks, others like making glitchy noises

I'm sure the tgp crowd doesn't get how we go apeshit over yet another crazy fuzz box, just like their obsession with clean boosts and dumble-in-a-box shit is a mystery to us

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.
Yes and it was extremely quirky. So it could be argued that one is no better than the other in regards to usability.
You flipped your PY before getting halfway into that rabbit hole so what would you know, buster!
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.
Re: New Strymon pedal
Posted: Tue Oct 25, 2016 10:35 am
by odontophobia
rustywire wrote:jwar wrote:Strange Tales wrote: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

Some dudes are just into playing rehashed blues licks, others like making glitchy noises

I'm sure the tgp crowd doesn't get how we go apeshit over yet another crazy fuzz box, just like their obsession with clean boosts and dumble-in-a-box shit is a mystery to us

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.
Yes and it was extremely quirky. So it could be argued that one is no better than the other in regards to usability.
You flipped your PY before getting halfway into that rabbit hole so what would you know, buster!
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.
when you put it this way I'm wondering why I don't own a pretty years....
Re: New Strymon pedal
Posted: Tue Oct 25, 2016 10:47 am
by Eivind August
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

Some dudes are just into playing rehashed blues licks, others like making glitchy noises

I'm sure the tgp crowd doesn't get how we go apeshit over yet another crazy fuzz box, just like their obsession with clean boosts and dumble-in-a-box shit is a mystery to us

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.
Re: New Strymon pedal
Posted: Tue Oct 25, 2016 10:57 am
by D.o.S.
We already did that dear, I think we wound up at
:V
Re: New Strymon pedal
Posted: Tue Oct 25, 2016 11:56 am
by Eivind August
Re: New Strymon pedal
Posted: Tue Oct 25, 2016 12:04 pm
by D.o.S.
Re: New Strymon pedal
Posted: Tue Oct 25, 2016 12:20 pm
by toothsome
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.
Re: New Strymon pedal
Posted: Tue Oct 25, 2016 12:23 pm
by moogboy
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.
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.
Re: New Strymon pedal
Posted: Tue Oct 25, 2016 1:01 pm
by tremolo3
I don't give a shit for SS/BS pedals either, what do I win?
Re: New Strymon pedal
Posted: Tue Oct 25, 2016 1:10 pm
by Strange Tales
ramonovski wrote:I don't give a shit for SS/BS pedals either, what do I win?
Nothing, but only because you're lucky. Factual signature + 10/10 avatar keeps you afloat.
Re: New Strymon pedal
Posted: Tue Oct 25, 2016 1:16 pm
by resincum