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Gone Fission wrote:The floor of your practice space/bedroom/living room does make for a handy overflow area for a full pedalboard. Just saying.

Mine adorns the floor proudly.

Confuzzled wrote:Just got mine today, opened the box, put it back and contacted the seller to return it. The motherfucker is too damn big and too fuckin heavy for my board. Not even going to try it.

I'll pay you $55 for it.

Confuzzled wrote:Just got mine today, opened the box, put it back and contacted the seller to return it. The motherfucker is too damn big and too fuckin heavy for my board. Not even going to try it.

seriously? too big and heavy to even try it? i've spent so much of my life carrying 8x10 bass cabs up multiple flights of stairs for bands to sound good, but this fucking delay pedal, which weighs a pound or two, is too big for you to even give it a shot? what if it was one of those mind blowing pieces of gear that really changed things for you? i mean, it may not be that, but this is a pretty cool pedal. i just don't get someone not even playing it. do you choose all your pedals based on weight/size first? you have a strictly mooer pedalboard?

Yea, also a case of "the size/weight/dimensions are clearly listed all the heck over" - it's not a tiny box.

First gen pedal-type boxes that did what it did weren't!

misterstomach wrote:

Confuzzled wrote:Just got mine today, opened the box, put it back and contacted the seller to return it. The motherfucker is too damn big and too fuckin heavy for my board. Not even going to try it.

seriously? too big and heavy to even try it? i've spent so much of my life carrying 8x10 bass cabs up multiple flights of stairs for bands to sound good, but this fucking delay pedal, which weighs a pound or two, is too big for you to even give it a shot? what if it was one of those mind blowing pieces of gear that really changed things for you? i mean, it may not be that, but this is a pretty cool pedal. i just don't get someone not even playing it. do you choose all your pedals based on weight/size first? you have a strictly mooer pedalboard?

No I do not usually, but let's face it, this was an impulse buy for a pedal at a ridiculously low price (also considering the issues with the looper that other users have had) so yes I have no problem with not even trying the pedal and sending it back. I've read the reviews and watched the videos and guess what? It's not an earth shattering pedal (for me). Not worth me spending the hours to reconfigure or rewire my board.

Then you should sell it to me?

Booo this man! Boo him!!!!! LOL

I mean I understand but at the same time, not even going to try it???? That's crazy talk. Impulse buy or not. Come on. You owe it to yourself and the seller to try it. Do they take buyers remorse returns??? That's what this sounds like to me.

i had one years ago and it disappeared in a move or practice space... just got one again. thanks for the heads up!

Confuzzled wrote:

misterstomach wrote:

Confuzzled wrote:Just got mine today, opened the box, put it back and contacted the seller to return it. The motherfucker is too damn big and too fuckin heavy for my board. Not even going to try it.

seriously? too big and heavy to even try it? i've spent so much of my life carrying 8x10 bass cabs up multiple flights of stairs for bands to sound good, but this fucking delay pedal, which weighs a pound or two, is too big for you to even give it a shot? what if it was one of those mind blowing pieces of gear that really changed things for you? i mean, it may not be that, but this is a pretty cool pedal. i just don't get someone not even playing it. do you choose all your pedals based on weight/size first? you have a strictly mooer pedalboard?

No I do not usually, but let's face it, this was an impulse buy for a pedal at a ridiculously low price (also considering the issues with the looper that other users have had) so yes I have no problem with not even trying the pedal and sending it back. I've read the reviews and watched the videos and guess what? It's not an earth shattering pedal (for me). Not worth me spending the hours to reconfigure or rewire my board.

I've had zero issues with mine other than not using it with the provided power supply (which comes with the pedal) you should be more bummed about wasting time posting about the size and weight of it.

P.S If you watched demos you should've been aware of the size.

no issues for me so far other than it being awesome
and I honestly don't think the size is that big of a deal, considering it has top mounted jacks and a ton of features.

I kinda want to make a 5 pedal board with all oversized pedals, but I need to grab a giant reverb now

Yeah, it's cool... When using all 4 head outs the mix still puts out the dry so 5 outs are possible...

sonidero wrote:Yeah, it's cool... When using all 4 head outs the mix still puts out the dry so 5 outs are possible...

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Clips or death.

I run 4+ delays regularly with their own outs. There's a reason I have 24 discrete track at a time record capacity here.

It's a godsend for someone being their own engineer - you can mix after the fact without stressing recording wet and hoping the mix is right.

sonidero wrote:Yeah, it's cool... When using all 4 head outs the mix still puts out the dry so 5 outs are possible...

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Is that two Minifooger Delays and two DE-7s with your Headrush? Doing it right.

Gone Fission wrote:Is that two Minifooger Delays and two DE-7s with your Headrush? Doing it right.

Yes, I was working on a Delay-Go-Round but it needs tweaking...

Each head out to its own delay panned different ways with their respective outs panned the opposite way so it's a constantly moving... Been thinking about this for years but $55 made it happen...

If you use some Pitch Shifters on 2 and 4 you could be all about that Shimmer, bout that Shimmer, bout that Shimmer no cleans...