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hammond does sell those enclosures. Just buy the enclosure and throw whatever pedals you want inside!

Maybe compare the order of modes to, I dunno, some Nux or similar cheap-but-decent pedal. I'd bet a Coke it's a rehouse or OEM'ed from the same factory as something cheaper and more generic. This is a really old game--I can think of some 90s delay units that are still coveted that did little more than a rehouse of a less known pedal that no one remembers.

Gone Fission wrote:Maybe compare the order of modes to, I dunno, some Nux or similar cheap-but-decent pedal. I'd bet a Coke it's a rehouse or OEM'ed from the same factory as something cheaper and more generic. This is a really old game--I can think of some 90s delay units that are still coveted that did little more than a rehouse of a less known pedal that no one remembers.

I dunno. Maybe. They look like Radio Shack pedals with a spin chip to me.

I'm tired of seeing something so great have baby poo brown & green. ...now red smeared all over it. just sayin..been eating away at me and just..ya, why...lol

echorec wrote:

Gone Fission wrote:Maybe compare the order of modes to, I dunno, some Nux or similar cheap-but-decent pedal. I'd bet a Coke it's a rehouse or OEM'ed from the same factory as something cheaper and more generic. This is a really old game--I can think of some 90s delay units that are still coveted that did little more than a rehouse of a less known pedal that no one remembers.

I dunno. Maybe. They look like Radio Shack pedals with a spin chip to me.

This was my thought, too.
But I don't think the spin can do that many programs (I think their max is 8?).
It has the same programs as the Hall of Fame minus Tile, Ambient and Tone Print, and with an added Reverse.

DRodriguez wrote:hammond does sell those enclosures. Just buy the enclosure and throw whatever pedals you want inside!

You think it's just a 1456?
The size didn't look to me right plus they're insanely expensive ($43), not to mention the paint and print. But, I don't know, maybe they found them cheap somewhere.

comesect2.0 wrote:I'm tired of seeing something so great have baby poo brown & green. ...now red smeared all over it. just sayin..been eating away at me and just..ya, why...lol

all black with text stamped or just bare metal with text stamped would have been great

jrfox92 wrote:But I don't think the spin can do that many programs (I think their max is 8?).

http://www.spinsemi.com/products.html

The FV-1 can access a total of 16 programs, 8 are built in to the internal ROM and the designer may elect to connect a serial EEPROM with 8 additional programs.

I guess we'll know when someone opens theirs. I always thought the Astronaut Reverb from Shift Line was an FV-1 pedal. It's got 11 banks, though, so it's either relying on an additional EEPROM, or it's using a different platform.

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This > Fuck > Polymoon/Afterneath, 3 pedal shoegaze.

Inconuucl wrote: This > Fuck > Polymoon/Afterneath, 3 pedal shoegaze.

We should have a game show à la Name That Tune

Inconuucl: I can shoegaze that tune with 5 pedals.
other contestant: I can shoegaze that tune with 4 pedals.
Inconuucl: I can shoegaze that tune with 3 pedals.
other contestant: OK, shoegaze that tune!
Inconuucl:

Malekko wrote:We worked with Colin Newman of Wire on this unique design and the colors are inspired by his Eastwood Signature Model electric guitar.

Schweet name-drop....

So...it's a mono Strymon Deco?

It's halfway between a Deco and an El Cap

Except not and I don't like it

Still into the Downer though