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I would get the malekko 616 but you are not supposed to power them with a one spot and I have no more room for another power supply

RossCanyonsofstatic wrote:I would get the malekko 616 but you are not supposed to power them with a one spot and I have no more room for another power supply

We're in the same boat!

that just made my decision to get it a little more complicated

ms1012 wrote:that just made my decision to get it a little more complicated

Making others' decisions more complicated is what we do here.

616 runs fine on a onespot

and I don't think the 919 will see the light of day any time soon (it never left the prototyping stage and has been on the backburner), so you may as well rock a 616

so i get that the 616 is awesome. has anyone personally used the disaster transport? its new, so i'm pretty curious about it.

Gunner Recall wrote:616 runs fine on a onespot

and I don't think the 919 will see the light of day any time soon (it never left the prototyping stage and has been on the backburner), so you may as well rock a 616

well that is good news I guess..from what I heard you weren't supposed to run malekko's on the one spot...I have the malekko echo and it says right in the paper that came with the pedal never to run it on a one spot.. it could be different for the 616 I suppose. I was just assuming they would be the same.

I run an e600d off a onespot sometimes as well
If I remember correctly there was some issue with early e600's and the onespot, but it's was resolved at some point

but anyway...Josh has stated on a few forums that the 616 is fine with the onespot.

Incidentally, I'mma throw in another vote for the Memory Boy... everything from adding ambience and space to Pink Floyd-type echoes to vibrato to freak out octave skipping oscillating madness... and it's cheap.

Chumley wrote:Incidentally, I'mma throw in another vote for the Memory Boy... everything from adding ambience and space to Pink Floyd-type echoes to vibrato to freak out octave skipping oscillating madness... and it's cheap.

I've actually heard the memory boy takes a little bit of time to get used to and isn't exactly "user friendly". any comments on this? it seems like a deal for the money tho....

I've always been very happy with my Digitech Digidelay. Looong delay time, tap tempo, reverse mode and a little looper - all in there. If you get an Ohnoho Chk Chk Boom or another feedback looper to go with it you can also use it for insane oscillation. No idea how much these are but probably not expensive though. To me the modulation and tape mode always sounded great. And it was very appreciated when I played in a postrock band.

I've recently bought the Moody Sounds Mushroom Echo. Albin is a builder from Sweden and pretty unknown in the States but I love his Echo/Delay. It has a Feedback Knob that will push it into self oscillation or make the Delay modulate on itself and get nice modulation, it's also sensitive to your playing dynamics. There is a second mode, where you have a light sensor to basically control the delay time, which will make for kind of a pitch shifter effect. It also looks great on a pedalboard. To save some money you can get a Kit and build the whole thing yourself. Moody Sounds

I think Memory Toy and Boy are nice Delays too, although I have never played one and can't speak out of experience.

Memory boy is pretty simple...maybe you mean the stereo memory man with hazarai? That thing still makes my head spin. Really fun/crazy sounds to be had with the smmh.

Another vote for the DigiDelay

anyone know anything about the re-20 roland space echo?

ms1012 wrote:has anyone personally used the disaster transport? its new, so i'm pretty curious about it.

Don't think its new at all, just a new version...and it's the only pedal I'm really gassing over at this point (have not played one though).