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They are using technology that it would be way hard for a team of four people in a basement to cook up and make affordable, and that should always be their role, making affordable, technologically robust devices. it is a shame that what they developed with that technology was so underwhelming.

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the adaptive distortion brings up an interesting concept of routing different sounds for different frequencies, and i'd like to see that concept taken to the point of say, having the ability to route different distortions or blending two for different ranges, and having the option to maybe have both on at the same time, or a sweep between the two. like say a Monolith for low chuggy stuff, and as you noodle up, it slowly fades out, as a superfuzz comes in
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Even just a basic utility pedal that routes the signal into two chains (hi and low frequency) automatically would be fucking SWEET and useful as hell

sonidero wrote:Unlimited Possibilities...

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4o3lAxPd3g[/youtube]

AND

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qkhJDBcDI2k[/youtube]

those demos make me feel like i'm in a time machine

the tera echo sounds very cool--i'd definitely consider it, given the price. the other two don't do anything for me.

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But at the same time, for example, BBD chips like the MN3005 are almost impossible to find now-a-days, which would prevent them from making some of their older analog delays and choruses

Boss is totally doing something...
Getting rich off guitar players in Rush cover bands.

I think every new product in this thread could be awesome. It's just a little hard to tell because these are fairly new effects and they only seem to want to show us how well they can make sounds we've already heard.

Tera Echo looks excellent, multi-overtone looks like a fancier Organizer (not sure how I feel about that), the adaptive distortion could be interesting... And both those Roland's could be cool if they guy playing with them stopped making them sound so horrible. Like John Williams-esc metal.

I would like to have a play with the tera echo...

dubkitty wrote:i'd like to see someone with a less, erm, mainstream sensibility demo them.

exactly the moment when i can change my opinion

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where do they find these voice over people? PRO-cessing. PRO-cessing. PRO-cessing. That's all I hear.

Did anyone else have the briefest flash of foolhardy inspiration to "catch them all" when learning the TE-2 is the 100th Boss pedal?

No?

just mod that shit
and make it sound decent
thats what you guys do!
all awesome shit starts out as bullshit
so get crackin
and dont make me dig up the combi-drive thread

ryan summit wrote:all awesome shit starts out as bullshit

Indeed! Dats goin in the sig!