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Per Facebook:

Momentary bypass
True /buffered bypass

I'm guessing there's 6 more and each channel has these options.

mamsk wrote:fuck pretty years. this looks sick

nothing wrong with loving all the fuzz dawg

smallsnd/bigsnd wrote:

mamsk wrote:fuck pretty years. this looks sick

nothing wrong with loving all the fuzz dawg

'Twas but a joke

general question about those of using presets with your chase bliss pedals: say you save a preset with the dips in in a particular order, then you are fucking around and move all your dipswitches around. okay, you flip back to your saved preset - is it using the dips all fucked around or the dips you did in a particular order?

It uses the dip switch positions you saved and ignores how they're currently set.

They have it on their website now. So here's a look at the dipswitches:


(Sorry for the low res. Didn't downscale it - just cropped)

Gain has been done to death, but this is one of those pedals that actually raises the game... Good competition for the Empress Multidrive and Elektron. Given that there are some very normal distortion and fuzz pedals near to $300, something like this demonstrates why those are absurd.

Strymon just got stoled on & their shit ruined

In case anyone missed it.

$349
Preorder: 2.20.17
Release: 3.20.17

Sounds cool, but I'll probably hold off for a bit until I hear better demos.

I'm curious how you set the ramping speed.

Unless it's just set at an internal speed.

JonnyAngle wrote:I'm curious how you set the ramping speed.

Unless it's just set at an internal speed.

Doesn't look like there is any ramping, The dip switches are labeled "expression parameters" One side is a rise/fall setting, the other is on/off

DRodriguez wrote:

JonnyAngle wrote:I'm curious how you set the ramping speed.

Unless it's just set at an internal speed.

Doesn't look like there is any ramping, The dip switches are labeled "expression parameters" One side is a rise/fall setting, the other is on/off

Very keen observation. I think you're right.

Which means you would still have the same level of control with an external CV unit, but nothing internal. Unsure what those two dips on the far left in the picture are though

popvulture wrote:I dunno... I think this thing looks pretty fucking cool. Wasn't expecting to like it, but the toanz in the video... oy. Sounded fucking lovely.

I couldn't get in on a PY, so hey—nice to hear people talking about a drive I can actually buy on here

I really like the tone on the vid too, but I'm pretty sure it has a lot to do with the Gretsch and the amp.

I personally wouldn't pay that much for that kind of pedal... but the price is ok knowing that the Manifold Drive is 200$.

JonnyAngle wrote:I'm curious how you set the ramping speed.

Unless it's just set at an internal speed.

Looks to me as though these are just controlled via exp, not a set ramp speed.