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charles wrote:Saw this a little while ago, lul'd considerably. As interesting as it is, adding a touch screen doesn't make me want boss multi-effects anymore then I do now.

You just said in one post what I couldn't manage to in 2248.

Fuzzy_Nuts wrote:5 hundo for that thing and 6 hundo for an ipad would buy soooo many awesome pedals

Or a Klon.

culturejam wrote:

Fuzzy_Nuts wrote:5 hundo for that thing and 6 hundo for an ipad would buy soooo many awesome pedals

Or a Klon.

Or 1/64 of a Dumble!

If this is the future, please count me out.

it seems like an excessive amount of money for what's essentially an iPad dock with foot controllers built in. my interest would depend on how good the software was, though...i'm not opposed to modeling on principle any more than i'm opposed to drum machines, but it has to be good enough to be worth using. my standards here may be different; i used the PodXT with the Shortboard as an effects unit at jams a couple of times and it worked fine. and if you already had an iPad, which i assume is the market they're aiming at, the price when discounted from MSRP becomes more reasonable. i don't need it because i have the Pod and am frankly up to my tits in pedals already, but i wouldn't discount it without even seeing it.

ten fx? Naw, son, I got the m9, dwarfcraft, infanem and Dr. Scientist.

One stop shopping for your live dubstep band.

Better deal...
http://www.newsignalprocess.bigcartel.c ... ut-w-stomp

breakout stomp basically you just get the one sound from the app you are running but it still looks pretty sweet

Fuzzy_Nuts wrote:5 hundo for that thing and 6 hundo for an ipad would buy soooo many awesome pedals

Well, I seriously doubt that they expect people to buy an iPad just to run this thing.

bigchiefbc wrote:

Fuzzy_Nuts wrote:5 hundo for that thing and 6 hundo for an ipad would buy soooo many awesome pedals

Well, I seriously doubt that they expect people to buy an iPad just to run this thing.

This... just as much as I wouldn't expect someone to buy an iPhone so they can run iRig.

I don't know. I think it's kind of a cool idea. I'm sure this thing isn't going to give you epic, ground breaking tones, but I support the forward thinking and innovation. There's always going to be those die-hard analog natzees, but the majority of us don't really complain about plugins emulating analog synths, so I don't see the big deal. Most of us wouldn't really go bananas about the 1st gen digital reverbs, and delays from the 80's, but I'm glad someone went there..... otherwise we wouldn't have great snax like the RRR, Empress, Strymon, blah, blah, and blah.

It would be cool to be able to do fly dates, and only have to worry about bringing your guitar. You'll already have your iPad with your if you're traveling, and you just pack the "dock" in your suitcase. That being said, I'm with DarkAxel, I'd rather have the pedalboard that weighs as much as my amp.

It does make me excited to see what is in the future. Could you imagine if you could hack that pedalboard dock to use it with other apps? Perhaps have a VST processor on the iPad to run your rig through. I'd love to have Audio Damage plugs, for example, without having to lug around a lap top.

Achtane wrote:

culturejam wrote:

Fuzzy_Nuts wrote:5 hundo for that thing and 6 hundo for an ipad would buy soooo many awesome pedals

Or a Klon.

Or 1/64 of a Dumble!

or 95% of a schumann pll

modernage wrote:

bigchiefbc wrote:

Fuzzy_Nuts wrote:5 hundo for that thing and 6 hundo for an ipad would buy soooo many awesome pedals

Well, I seriously doubt that they expect people to buy an iPad just to run this thing.

This... just as much as I wouldn't expect someone to buy an iPhone so they can run iRig.

I don't know. I think it's kind of a cool idea. I'm sure this thing isn't going to give you epic, ground breaking tones, but I support the forward thinking and innovation. There's always going to be those die-hard analog natzees, but the majority of us don't really complain about plugins emulating analog synths, so I don't see the big deal. Most of us wouldn't really go bananas about the 1st gen digital reverbs, and delays from the 80's, but I'm glad someone went there..... otherwise we wouldn't have great snax like the RRR, Empress, Strymon, blah, blah, and blah.

It would be cool to be able to do fly dates, and only have to worry about bringing your guitar. You'll already have your iPad with your if you're traveling, and you just pack the "dock" in your suitcase. That being said, I'm with DarkAxel, I'd rather have the pedalboard that weighs as much as my amp.

It does make me excited to see what is in the future. Could you imagine if you could hack that pedalboard dock to use it with other apps? Perhaps have a VST processor on the iPad to run your rig through. I'd love to have Audio Damage plugs, for example, without having to lug around a lap top.

Well yeah, but couldn't you just get a Line 6 POD or one of anyone's multifx pedals for a fraction, and I mean proper fraction like 1/6 of the cost and do the same thing? You could get the Vox Tonelab, and that has amp modeling plus effects PLUS t00000000bz t0000nz

The future ain't what it used to be...

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUMIkwG-qkI[/youtube]

Looks.... boring really..