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D.o.S. wrote:Did you miss the supermassive thread we had on this pedal?

frigid midget wrote:I I figured it'd be too obscure or whatever to find any threads about.

goroth wrote:

D.o.S. wrote:Did you miss the supermassive thread we had on this pedal?

http://ilovefuzz.com/viewtopic.php?f=14 ... rped+vinyl

Ugly Nora wrote:That's a shame, it is a swell pedal.

chaseblissaudio wrote:my name is Joel Korte, the designer of this thing. I've been really interested in checking out some of the forums today to see what people are saying about this pedal. I haven't a clue what to do when it comes to getting the word out, but I see it as a good sign that it's popping up on forums. Anyway, just a few things I wanted to say:

1) I don't know what's up with that international shipping bullshit. $100 is wrong, I'll try and figure that out. That said, if anyone internationally is interested just let me know and we'll sort it out with a separate invoice.

2) the stomp switches are close... but keep this in mind. One of them is just tap tempo, so it doesn't do anything if you just hit it once. So mash those stomps at the same time and be happy.

3) The price. Ah, fuck. If this product came out (not by me) I would be really interested in it, because, clearly I love this type of effect... that's why I spent so much time designing it. And I would say "$329, that's bullshit." My mission statement when I started designing this thing was that I wanted to make it affordable and make no compromises. I made no compromises... and the issue being that they are made in very small batches and are U.S. manufactured. If thousands of these were made... and in Taiwan in China like everyone else does, I might be able to retail it at $199. Unfortunately, I'm just a dude. In an apartment. With limited resources and I could only afford to make 60 of these fuckers. Making that small of anything in the U.S. costs a shitload. This is the cheapest I could sell it for and it pisses me off, but that's the reality of the situation.

4) That said, I *do* think that price is worth it. This thing isn't a one trick pony... it essentially has 3 settings ("live" mode and 2 presets). That's right, you can save and recall analog presets. So, you can make it great boutique boost that drives the front end of an amp beautifully in one setting (put mix all the way dry and crank up the volume).... and you can make a tap tempo analog tremolo in another setting (remember in the video you can modulate any parameter... well that includes volume).... and then you can do some sort of beautiful subtle chorus or vibrato in the 3rd setting. Or a super fucked up vibrato. Alls I'm saying is that this thing is extremely flexible and your creativity is the only limit.

ok, that's it. I just wanted to make sure i made those points. I wish more than anyone else I could've gotten the price down lower though.

frigid midget wrote:A nice saies pitch isn't gonna make me flip a guitar so I can afford some pricy pedal. I'm sure it's well worth $329 to some. Hell, maybe even to me, if I didn't have bills to pay, kids to feed, fuzz pedlols to buy, etc...

univalve wrote:

frigid midget wrote:A nice saies pitch isn't gonna make me flip a guitar so I can afford some pricy pedal. I'm sure it's well worth $329 to some. Hell, maybe even to me, if I didn't have bills to pay, kids to feed, fuzz pedlols to buy, etc...

The fuzz pedlols fuck everything up...

frigid midget wrote:A nice saies pitch isn't gonna make me flip a guitar so I can afford some pricy pedal. I'm sure it's well worth $329 to some. Hell, maybe even to me, if I didn't have bills to pay, kids to feed, fuzz pedlols to buy, etc...