Re: Started importing pedals in the EU - Industrialectric Ne
Posted: Sat Sep 05, 2015 10:05 am
and I'm waiting for a pink MiniUglyCasanova wrote:Weeeee! Can't wait for my TAFM to get here!
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Re: Started importing pedals in the EU - Industrialectric Ne
Posted: Wed Sep 09, 2015 12:28 pm
and we're online! Check out Industrialectric pedals here, in stock, ready to ship! http://www.eaststompboutique.com/industrialectric
Re: Started importing pedals in the EU - Industrialectric Ne
Posted: Wed Sep 09, 2015 12:48 pm
knob game on point! these look great.DarkAxel wrote:got a message from intothegroove... something is heading our way!
as well as the first batch of Fuzzhuggers and Devi EversSS/BS will follow within days!
don't forget the discount ends on monday
Re: Started importing pedals in the EU - Industrialectric Ne
Posted: Wed Sep 09, 2015 12:52 pm
Also for you guys (UC and Willem) waiting on your pedals - SS/BS package hit customs today, working fast to get it through, I'm positive I should be able to ship to you next week 
Re: Started importing pedals in the EU - Industrialectric Ne
Posted: Wed Sep 09, 2015 1:10 pm
DarkAxel wrote:Also for you guys (UC and Willem) waiting on your pedals - SS/BS package hit customs today, working fast to get it through, I'm positive I should be able to ship to you next week
this and my RM-1N from Andrew on the way next week, that's fine!Re: Started importing pedals in the EU - Industrialectric Ne
Posted: Wed Sep 09, 2015 1:12 pm
Good choice, pink Mini and RM-1N will make a really great NPD
Re: Started importing pedals in the EU - Industrialectric Ne
Posted: Wed Sep 09, 2015 4:47 pm
YES!!!! 
Re: Started importing pedals in the EU - Industrialectric Ne
Posted: Wed Sep 09, 2015 5:28 pm
DarkAxel wrote:Also for you guys (UC and Willem) waiting on your pedals - SS/BS package hit customs today, working fast to get it through, I'm positive I should be able to ship to you next week
I love getting updates.
Re: Started importing pedals in the EU - Industrialectric Ne
Posted: Wed Sep 09, 2015 6:11 pm
And CT5 and Warped Vinyl mkII which came in in the last two weeks. It will be time to make a new board pic when everything's at home.DarkAxel wrote:Good choice, pink Mini and RM-1N will make a really great NPD
Re: Started importing pedals in the EU - Industrialectric Ne
Posted: Wed Sep 09, 2015 7:20 pm
Man, that's easily a new pedalboard right there! And a kick-ass one at that!
Re: Started importing pedals in the EU - Industrialectric Ne
Posted: Thu Sep 10, 2015 11:17 am
DarkAxel wrote:Man, that's easily a new pedalboard right there! And a kick-ass one at that!
Yes indeed, I sold the most of my pedals. My board was oriented for the need of my pop/rock band with some great ambient pedals when I played at home. I now play full time post rock with a band in Lille.
Re: Started importing pedals in the EU - Industrialectric Ne
Posted: Fri Sep 11, 2015 5:29 am
IMPORTANT QUESTION
I do plan to shoot my own demos. I have a cool studio space at hand and I have a friend with a decent camera - but at least the sound should be pretty high level.
My plan is to demo basically everything I get in stock. I plan to do bass (80's MIJ P/J Ibanez), low tuned guitar (Jazzmaster with Bari strings in A/drop G) and standard tuning guitar (Fender Blacktop Jag).
My important question is... I am primarily a bassist, so I really want the bass demos to be helpful (even though they might end up just a part of the one demo video). However, I do play flats (currently still pretty fresh Fender flats) and I'm not sure if it's the best choice to demo with flats. It does have both pros and cons, obviously, the Fender flats can have a bit of grind, but obviously not as much as the rounds... and the rounds can be annoying to me, harder to play and uninspiring with their feel.
If you had to choose to hear/watch pedal demos with bass (hopefully split stereo line/mic or a mix), would you prefer flats or rounds? Should I just stick with flats if they are my thang?
I do plan to shoot my own demos. I have a cool studio space at hand and I have a friend with a decent camera - but at least the sound should be pretty high level.
My plan is to demo basically everything I get in stock. I plan to do bass (80's MIJ P/J Ibanez), low tuned guitar (Jazzmaster with Bari strings in A/drop G) and standard tuning guitar (Fender Blacktop Jag).
My important question is... I am primarily a bassist, so I really want the bass demos to be helpful (even though they might end up just a part of the one demo video). However, I do play flats (currently still pretty fresh Fender flats) and I'm not sure if it's the best choice to demo with flats. It does have both pros and cons, obviously, the Fender flats can have a bit of grind, but obviously not as much as the rounds... and the rounds can be annoying to me, harder to play and uninspiring with their feel.
If you had to choose to hear/watch pedal demos with bass (hopefully split stereo line/mic or a mix), would you prefer flats or rounds? Should I just stick with flats if they are my thang?
Re: East Stomp Boutique - dealing effects in the EU - demos?
Posted: Sat Sep 12, 2015 3:18 am
Okay, yeah... you're getting flats, guys. Recently changed Rotos to Fenders, getting much more even sound, getting much more grind out of them. Was recording ath the studio where I'll be shooting the demos last night (sort of our space...) and I basically couldn't get a better sound
Re: East Stomp Boutique - dealing effects in the EU - STOCK'
Posted: Tue Sep 15, 2015 5:04 am
Full SS/BS line in stock! CHeck http://www.eaststompboutique.com/smallsoundbigsound for more info, prices and photos
my dudes Willem and UC - your pedals have arrived safely, look amazing and will be shipped out today
Re: East Stomp Boutique - dealing effects in the EU - STOCK'
Posted: Tue Sep 15, 2015 7:20 am
Wonderful