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madmax1012 wrote:I just hate faces on my pedals.

Same here. I love Jimi, but I'm not a fan of having real faces on my pedals

Want to see those univibe guts.

monkeydancer wrote:Sick of hendrix art, but nice prices which is always good. Plus a small univibe. I'm aaaactually kinda tempt by that one, all the univibe clonez I've seen have always been obscenely big but it's a sexy sound.

+1
that univibe looks promising

greigoroth wrote:What's happening at Dunlop?

I don't think I'm that interested in these but I've always thought Dunlop was a pretty good brand. But I guess that's if you're counting Way Huge, MXR, and then the normal Dunlop stuff. They're cheaper and some of them are great. Oh well :/

Jeorge Tripps' fingerprints are all over this. He seems to be behind most of what's cool out of Dunlop lately.

I like a FF in a size that fits well on a cramped pedal board, though I like the classic saucer shape. The graphics, not offensive to me but not necessarily a plus to me.

The Uni-Vibe gives me some doubts since I wonder about the circuit compromises to get that to fit. SMD? Optocoupler chips instead of a bulb setup? HO-scale bulb games like the Micro Vibe and Chicken Salad? That and if you don't have expression access for the Speed control, please put it in a good place to turn with my shoe.

Octavio, dunno. Don't know them well enough and don't have a big connection with original packaging.

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i like the artwork. Maybe i get the FF and univibe. The later is in that size pretty interesting to me. I don't need the 100% real deal on that. 80% would be ok to me

I love how diverse our opinions are here - I dig the artwork - looks like a cleaner version of what CB is doing these days. It's always interesting when someone sees the exact same thing and hates it.

i could do without the Hendrix artwork, but at least it's better than that tasteless series of pedals somebody makes with dead rock stars offing themselves. i could be tempted to try the FF because i've never owned one, but they aren't quite my style.

Greenhouse effects. I like them as well.

Repackaged circuits in smaller colorful enclosures, definitely nice but nothing new. I always liked a few of MXR's pedals. Recently I realized how much I appreciated their enclosure style. Just a color, a logo/title, and what the pedal does. No bs great sounding pedals. I like how the Jimi pedals look and I feel putting Jimi's face on them will help get new players into pedals but also limit their playing at the same time by unintentional power of suggestion.

greigoroth wrote:I love how diverse our opinions are here - I dig the artwork - looks like a cleaner version of what CB is doing these days. It's always interesting when someone sees the exact same thing and hates it.

The Univibe looks promising but beware of "analog-voiced"...

Agree PP...

I just read the Univibe description and it said "all analog".