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Yeah, he totally did that version of the Circuit Breaker.

I'd hit it, I've always wanted to try an ID.
It might be cool.

He was. I remember the kickstarter or whatever and saying he would be doing it. I also remember it being way more than necessary to trace, but whatever. I still want one and email her every few months to see if they'll come back. She says yes but in the not so near future.

Forgive me if I'm not reading things right but:
Why are we complaining about Ken doing Devi's circuits?
He's obviously very talented.
How is that bad?

Bassboar wrote:Forgive me if I'm not reading things right but:
Why are we complaining about Ken doing Devi's circuits?
He's obviously very talented.
How is that bad?

Some people would like to see new things from a company with "new" in their name, rather than reissues, would be my guess

Jero wrote:

Bassboar wrote:Forgive me if I'm not reading things right but:
Why are we complaining about Ken doing Devi's circuits?
He's obviously very talented.
How is that bad?

Some people would like to see new things from a company with "new" in their name, rather than reissues, would be my guess

Yeah, I see their beef, but you know whats pretty new? Paying <$500 for an improbability drive. And dudes, there were maybe five or ten improbability drives out there, and if Ken is building the Improbability Drive and put all that work into making it a reality, then he probably sees something awesome and progressive within the circuit.

I can definitely see that.
Now that I think about it, I'll stick with my Mountainking.

I totally gush everytime I see a new Infanem pedal. Ken is always spot on with aesthetics.

PumpkinPieces wrote:Yeah, I see their beef, but you know whats pretty new? Paying <$500 for an improbability drive. And dudes, there were maybe five or ten improbability drives out there, and if Ken is building the Improbability Drive and put all that work into making it a reality, then he probably sees something awesome and progressive within the circuit.

Good points! I should have noted in my orig comment, that I personally have no issues with the REissues

kosta wrote:Yeah, he totally did that version of the Circuit Breaker.

D'oh! Makes sense. You have one from that batch, right, Kosta? Man I want to try one of those someday...

I totally love that ken brings back pedals you can't find anywhere for a reasonable price. He always adds things that make them way batter than the originals anyways.

Yep, I've got one. Cool stuff for sure.

psychedelicrelic wrote:

sonidero wrote:The New Future of Electronic Music is Devi Re-Issues???

Welcome to the future.

I think this is cool but I rather spend $200 on other things. I feel like ive tasted the general flavor of Devis. Dont get me wrong, I love my devis but its like...no matter how many flavors Shasta comes out with, its always gonna taste like Shasta...which kinda taste like Sams Choice.

Like limited edition pedals you can resell for a profit?

Sorry, I just want that fucking disc echo they cock-teased once.

That disc echo will be sick I'm sure but price is gonna be tough to swallow....

PumpkinPieces wrote:http://infanem.bigcartel.com/product/improbability-drive

Sure as hell beats paying $500 for an old one!

I was about to post this one but yeah, glad this happened.

Anybody with an original can still claim their pedals being more collectible if they want to defend the resale price higher than a new one. They are a remarkable piece of E13 history.