ilovefuzz.com

Dexibell is an Italian keyboard company that has gotten some high praise in the last couple of years. In 2016/2017, a handful of people were calling their digital piano (Vivo series) the best new option of the season. They don't have a huge distribution network yet, so they're not that common in the US. (retail is roughly $1500-2000) Despite the relative infancy of the brand, it looks like they may be preparing to launch a synth or a workstation at NAMM.

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/search?t ... t=dexibell

earthdevice wrote:Geez... I was just fucking around with you complainers.

Couple answers:
The new pedals need power to switch because they use relays instead of mechanical switches.

Westwood is named after the street I lived on when EQD started.

I will not deny that we suck.
It was a pretty funny burn, and good to see you actually posting again!


Anyways, enough chit chat. I'm just going to register ilovetranslucentoverdrives.com.
Polish up my Stefano Raymundo penta jams.
Maybe make a thread about how to best relic my strat so it looks like I've played it in other places than my living room.

repoman wrote:

echorec wrote:Fender Limited Edition Meteora

This might be my new favorite gif

DRodriguez wrote:

echorec wrote:Fender Limited Edition Meteora

I kind of love this, but would put a proper ash tray on it.

100%. I loathe flat tele bridges. Real deal or gtfo.

That thing does look pretty dope though. Never liked block inlays on maple necks but it does sorta work for this one...

I just want to see a bigsby or an offset trem on that Meteora.

echorec wrote:The SpaceXpander and the Golden Summer are no longer on the Alexander site, but it looks like this Neo Series pedal will combine them. I'm highly interested in this one, because I liked the Plate & Analog settings from the SpaxeXpander, but I didn't want to buy another reverb just for 2 settings. Also, don't expect the production model to be pink. This is likely a one-off used for testing purposes.

I cant wait to hear clips of this. Im tired of not having a reverb with presets. I cant believe more reverbs dont have presets. Im really wanting Alexanders new delay too. Im just nervous to downsize from a DD-500

Transparent drives are utility pedals, useful in the way that eq and boosts pedals are. i'd rather buy a utility pedal from eqd than a lot of other biggish builders.

That specific new fender is barfy, but on the flipside I welcome any new weirdness and departures from the norm they dare make.

I've heard Spacemen utility pedals are also great and buffers alone are like $200, they are that good.

I don't know how many people shop with MF, but it looks like they'll be carrying Cusack soon.

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/search?t ... Ntt=cusack

G-Man in Oklahoma has just announced a V2 of his Delta filter. It's based on a somewhat under-appreciated Korg. The Delta is a string/synth combo machine that gets overshadowed by the Lambda and other Korgs of the late 70s/80s. He also makes a 2600-inspired filter.

http://gstormelectronica.blogspot.com/

https://reverb.com/shop/gstormelectro

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echorec wrote:I don't know how many people shop with MF, but it looks like they'll be carrying Cusack soon.

Did you just admit you don't know something?

Chankgeez wrote:

echorec wrote:I don't know how many people shop with MF, but it looks like they'll be carrying Cusack soon.

Did you just admit you don't know something?

Not enough people filled out their questionnaires last year, or I would have this in my annual report. It's your fault, not mine.

I'll accept responsibility.

Chankgeez wrote: I'll accept responsibility.

Good. In that case, I'll keep bringin' tha purple.

I believe these also belong in the Ugly Gear thread too.




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