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shikawkee wrote:

The Eristic wrote:Anybody gonna be at the show tomorrow? I'm heading up in the morning.

I was there today and I'm going tomorrow.

Cool, keep an eye out and say hi if you see me! I'll just be wandering around, but I'm 6'7" with a badge from a store here in GA, so probably won't be too hard to spot.

The Eristic wrote:

shikawkee wrote:

The Eristic wrote:Anybody gonna be at the show tomorrow? I'm heading up in the morning.

I was there today and I'm going tomorrow.

Cool, keep an eye out and say hi if you see me! I'll just be wandering around, but I'm 6'7" with a badge from a store here in GA, so probably won't be too hard to spot.

Will do! I'm 6'3", shaved head, glasses, Eventide Nashville badge.

echorec wrote:TonePrint Editor has been updated, and now you're supposed to be able to replace the stock modes on the pedals (not just the TonePrint slot). If only this worked for the TC Alter Ego X4, which was recently discontinued.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CrkfDIhTF9k[/youtube]

I played around with this and my HOF1 this morning. I do think I see the default settings listed in the library (not exactly sure as labeling is inconsistent) and they can be edited, but when I save to the pedal it just overwrites the toneprint. I need to play with it a little more to confirm, but it seems like we got excited for nothing...

I do see Flashback/x4 in the template list (which is how I understand you can edit the Alter Ego/x4) so if this does indeed work as we hope then you should be good!

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cX4YzatpGvA[/youtube]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XH_3nibSsvY[/youtube]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PX8NEUF4-lo[/youtube]

spacelordmother wrote:

echorec wrote:TonePrint Editor has been updated, and now you're supposed to be able to replace the stock modes on the pedals (not just the TonePrint slot). If only this worked for the TC Alter Ego X4, which was recently discontinued.

I played around with this and my HOF1 this morning. I do think I see the default settings listed in the library (not exactly sure as labeling is inconsistent) and they can be edited, but when I save to the pedal it just overwrites the toneprint. I need to play with it a little more to confirm, but it seems like we got excited for nothing...

I do see Flashback/x4 in the template list (which is how I understand you can edit the Alter Ego/x4) so if this does indeed work as we hope then you should be good!

Argh. Thanks for the note. I hope they update this. It's time for them to just release a workstation with deeper MIDI functionality, so you can create and save an entire pedal chain in one box.

$329 street, 1x10" speaker, headphone & line out

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fApUzn9psn4[/youtube]

echorec wrote:$329 street, 1x10" speaker, headphone & line out

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fApUzn9psn4[/youtube]

That's adorable
...and I want one to go with my Pathfinder

Played an incredible tremolo today at SNAMM made by Flower Pedals? So complex and harmonically well-tuned. Very impressed and I'm a tremolo snob.

Jero wrote:

echorec wrote:$329 street, 1x10" speaker, headphone & line out

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fApUzn9psn4[/youtube]

That's adorable
...and I want one to go with my Pathfinder

The OG Super Beatle was solid state, so I was expecting a Pathfinder successor. But Korg Nu Tubes--hmm. Strange.

Am I a total weirdo to have wanted a faithful solid state Super Beatle preamp with whatever chip power amp in that little head?

The T.REX Replicator Jr. is super-duper badass BTW. Super-duper.

Wound up not playing many pedals, spent most of my time talking with small guitar/bass builders and resisting the urge to go broke forever to buy a guitar worth more than all the cars I've ever owned combined. I did check out the new Cusack reverb, seems like a ton of well-thought-out features for the size/price. Also saw some stuff I'd never seen before at the boutique stompbox booth, but wasn't willing to battle through the crowd + get ear mites to try them. I need to start bringing my own headphones.

echorec wrote:[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cX4YzatpGvA[/youtube]

Called it.

Assuming it'll be ~$200, I just don't see the point, personally.
For $100 more you could have a Meris Polymoon.
I don't know if it's just because the demo guy couldn't keep his fucking hands off of the knobs or what, but I just didn't really notice a distinct blending sound between the delay and the phaser mode, either.

Or an Alexander f.13 neo, probably for less used.

Gone Fission wrote:

Jero wrote:

echorec wrote:$329 street, 1x10" speaker, headphone & line out

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fApUzn9psn4[/youtube]

That's adorable
...and I want one to go with my Pathfinder

The OG Super Beatle was solid state, so I was expecting a Pathfinder successor. But Korg Nu Tubes--hmm. Strange.

Am I a total weirdo to have wanted a faithful solid state Super Beatle preamp with whatever chip power amp in that little head?

No, that would have probably been a better idea

As for Nutubes...I dunno, I need to do more research. If the circuit utilizing them sounds good, that's great...but I can't help feel like someone spent a lot of time/money making a fancy transistor that lights up

jrfox92 wrote:

echorec wrote:[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cX4YzatpGvA[/youtube]

Called it.

Assuming it'll be ~$200, I just don't see the point, personally.
For $100 more you could have a Meris Polymoon.
I don't know if it's just because the demo guy couldn't keep his fucking hands off of the knobs or what, but I just didn't really notice a distinct blending sound between the delay and the phaser mode, either.

BUT the Polymoon is DSP and they use those little spin chippies. lol


I think this is a dumb pedal. I'm so fucking tired of dumb pedals. There's too many.

The most exciting thing I've seen/played recently was the Reese Lightning. So, a fuzz.