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Have any ILFers had any experience of Viva Analog pedals?

They look pretty amazing: http://www.viva-analog.com/

These popped up a few days ago.... Maybe a week ago?


I'd fancy dev, edkoppel or kosta having one.

Yeah I'd love them to chime in if they know about them.

http://www.lynx.bc.ca/~jc/pedals.html

...that Trigger Swell, especially...

Someone here has the vibe and the 360 I THINK

Stuff looks great and very interesting. I'm not in the know or in possession unfortunately.

Always wanted to get one of their 360 pcbs...wonder if they are still available.

adrianlee wrote:Someone here has the vibe and the 360 I THINK

That would be me.
Awesome stuff, the builder's a great guy too. That 360 is an awesome idea, and he does a bunch of variants all the way from full-on preamp to just the fuzz circuit in a pedal.
He also does a cool custom stereo univibe that I'm going to talk him into building for me one of these days when I can afford it, as well as a combo tremolo/vibe.

Highly recommended under-the-radar builder, the only amp tech I'll let anywhere near my AC30, and a good mate of mine

This is my vibe, which is awesome -- the vibrato mode kills.



And my 360 in progress


Most of his website is tech-related and goes straight over my head. Here's the pedals: http://www.lynx.bc.ca/~jc/pedals.html

I get the feeling some of you guys would dig the Bleeding Aliaser

He's still doing the 360 kits BTW.

Youtube channel w/ some demos: http://www.youtube.com/user/vivaAnaloger

I'll do one of the 360 when I get a minute...

i remember checking out viva analog back in the day when i first got started building pedals! seems like a most excellent dude.

Oh, dev. You're my dream friend.

Seems cool. Having pedals called the mojo booster and SRV thing kinda turn me off though...

his stuff does look top notch though, not trying to hate at all, just my initial feelings...

That opto-vibe looks awesome

but Dev has it, so it's probably gonna cost an arm and a leg

Fuzzy Fred wrote:Seems cool. Having pedals called the mojo booster and SRV thing kinda turn me off though...

his stuff does look top notch though, not trying to hate at all, just my initial feelings...

Now now. don't write it off based on a name. SRV has tone for sure. Just too bad he's associated with all that that is lame.

devnulljp wrote:

adrianlee wrote:Someone here has the vibe and the 360 I THINK

That would be me.
Awesome stuff, the builder's a great guy too. That 360 is an awesome idea, and he does a bunch of variants all the way from full-on preamp to just the fuzz circuit in a pedal.
He also does a cool custom stereo univibe that I'm going to talk him into building for me one of these days when I can afford it, as well as a combo tremolo/vibe.

Highly recommended under-the-radar builder, the only amp tech I'll let anywhere near my AC30, and a good mate of mine

This is my vibe, which is awesome -- the vibrato mode kills.



And my 360 in progress


Most of his website is tech-related and goes straight over my head. Here's the pedals: http://www.lynx.bc.ca/~jc/pedals.html

I get the feeling some of you guys would dig the Bleeding Aliaser

He's still doing the 360 kits BTW.

Youtube channel w/ some demos: http://www.youtube.com/user/vivaAnaloger

I'll do one of the 360 when I get a minute...

How much for one of those?

From the website:

Pedals (effects and preamps)

“Octave Amp” Precision FW octaver pedal – ac adapter included on US/Can orders
$300

( … 24vdc output European voltage adapters available here: US, EU … )

“360+ Standalone” Fuzz Pedal – operates on 9.6vdc (Boss/Ibanez) adapter
$285

Custom Works (4~6 wks turnaround)

“360+ Pro” Bass Preamp Pedal
$500

“360+ Lite” Bass Preamp Pedal
$400

115vac AC adapter included for Canada/US orders

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… please ask about extra shipping fees for over-seas orders