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Has anyone played or owner a shoegazer and mask audio maybe?

I like the octave stuff the maybe does but it's been out of stock for two years it seems. I've been trying to get it since the beginning of the pandemic. I'm not trying to complain but it is difficult to procure.

I have owned the two switch soda meiser in the past. It was the third pedal I owned and I can't remember anything because I used to record nothing and improvize live. I can buy the shoegazer pretty easily but the maybe sounds great in demos.

Can someone recommend one over the other? Are they both big muffs or is the maybe a super fuzz? Can someone recommend something they prefer over both that's in stock? Thank you.

Looking for that massive wall of sound stuff. I play more Arab on radar than shoegaze stuff but I like it too.

Cij jaguar into vintage fender amps. I use a heatsaw from laowiz and a bitquest and I'm looking for something huge and aggressive.

I don't know the Maybe pedal (although it does sound fun!), but the Devi Soda Meiser isn't a big muff at all (circuit wise)... the big muff is much more controlled and smoother... even with circuit bending it doesn't really do a ripping fuzz sound like the Maybe does. If you can get the version of the Soda Meiser that is called the Noise Floor, that can do much more destroyed sounds than the original soda meiser. If you really want to destroy your audience with a devi ever pedal, I would recommend the Destructo Noctavia

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Thanks. I remember reading somewhere it was a simplified big muff. Thanks for correcting me. I'm mostly looking at the maybe and shoegazer because I could theoretically get them under 200 dollars which is my budget. I finished grad school and wanted to get myself a lil sumtin sumtin nicey.

The MAE Yes! half of the Maybe? is still out there at the moment (though strangely enough, not many No!'s to speak of)?

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Alec has said that the Maybe should return by the year's end, but he also has lots of other projects he's working on, too

If the Shoegazer (a Torn's Peaker in to a Soda Meiser) is what you're looking for, I can only suggest stacking two fuzzes with different characteristics for a similar sound, but I know having them in one box (like the Maybe?) would be nice, too.

The maybe is my first choice. I had a two switch soda meiser before and sold it in an act of stupidity. It was the only dirt pedal in my rig at the time and I couldn't produce anything more than light amp dirt. Foolish mistake.

My Soda Meiser was definitely muff-ish, in a wonderful way. A bit like the Frantone Sweet, it had a sweet spot and never budged from it.

Yeah, I remember mine having muff characteristics. I liked it but now I'm curious when I can possibly get a maybe.

what's up I actually have two MAYBE's lol. One from the December run and another made during the winter that is a surface mount prototype version. If you're interested in the proto, feel free to send me a PM! I can break down the slight change in voicing but its virtually the same in terms of how it reacts to your playing.

The MAYBE is ultimately more punishing and destructive than the Shoegazer in terms of obliterating the input signal. It's playing a lot more with gates, oscillation, and noise interrupting your playing. Out of any oscillating/gated/freako fuzz I have laid hands on the Maybe is the most easily controllable in terms of knowing how to manipulate your guitar, playing techniques, distance from the amp, etc to get what you want. I find I know when it'll give me oscillation, be gated, or feedback depending on how I set it. The way it interacts with your playing really is what sells the Maybe for me. Also, Alec lives like a half hour from me and each time he has come over we really bond over stacking two ridiculous pedals to get wild signals. He and I share a similar curiosity in that regard and it definitely comes through and is apparent when stacking the Yes and No sides.

The Shoegazer is much more unbridled. The Torn's Peaker is my personal favorite devi ever circuit. It just plain rips. Aggressive, feedback, textural, can be chord friendly, has a synthy texture on single notes. Torn's Peaker is a fuzz in the sense that it is an extremely busted and aggressive sounding overdrive. Really easy to get feedback. Soda Meiser has that signature gooey octavia and scrambled quality. The main difference overall in contrast to the Maybe is the lack of a gate in the Torn's Peaker side and mild gate on the SM side. It'll likely be noisy if on and not playing.

In short, they both fuck up and fuzz out your signal in a variety of ways. But the MAYBE feels like I am in control, the shoegazer makes me feel out of control. both are useful in their own way. From my experience I would also argue that, without adjustments to your set up, the MAYBE is going to standout easier in a mix while the shoegazer could be more easily buried, at least in a typical noisy rock adjacent band setting.

Ghost Hip wrote:what's up I actually have two MAYBE's lol. One from the December run and another made during the winter that is a surface mount prototype version. If you're interested in the proto, feel free to send me a PM! I can break down the slight change in voicing but its virtually the same in terms of how it reacts to your playing.

The MAYBE is ultimately more punishing and destructive than the Shoegazer in terms of obliterating the input signal. It's playing a lot more with gates, oscillation, and noise interrupting your playing. Out of any oscillating/gated/freako fuzz I have laid hands on the Maybe is the most easily controllable in terms of knowing how to manipulate your guitar, playing techniques, distance from the amp, etc to get what you want. I find I know when it'll give me oscillation, be gated, or feedback depending on how I set it. The way it interacts with your playing really is what sells the Maybe for me. Also, Alec lives like a half hour from me and each time he has come over we really bond over stacking two ridiculous pedals to get wild signals. He and I share a similar curiosity in that regard and it definitely comes through and is apparent when stacking the Yes and No sides.

The Shoegazer is much more unbridled. The Torn's Peaker is my personal favorite devi ever circuit. It just plain rips. Aggressive, feedback, textural, can be chord friendly, has a synthy texture on single notes. Torn's Peaker is a fuzz in the sense that it is an extremely busted and aggressive sounding overdrive. Really easy to get feedback. Soda Meiser has that signature gooey octavia and scrambled quality. The main difference overall in contrast to the Maybe is the lack of a gate in the Torn's Peaker side and mild gate on the SM side. It'll likely be noisy if on and not playing.

In short, they both fuck up and fuzz out your signal in a variety of ways. But the MAYBE feels like I am in control, the shoegazer makes me feel out of control. both are useful in their own way. From my experience I would also argue that, without adjustments to your set up, the MAYBE is going to standout easier in a mix while the shoegazer could be more easily buried, at least in a typical noisy rock adjacent band setting.

Uncontrollable chaos is exactly the best way to describe any Devi Ever pedal - it's why I love them so much.

Someday I will have them again

The Maybe? is just a Yes and a No. There should be more before the year is out, follow Alec on instagram...he shares all the details. He's also here on occassion.

There are two additional switching options on a Maybe that are not available on the Yes and No when you get them separately.

Got the maybe from sweet prince ghost hip. I love it. Favorite fuzz pedal.

This thread makes me happy

oh hi, im a bit late as always. sorry

MAYBE? does not have any Muff DNA. You might be getting them confused with my Black Math or Titan pedals.

NO. and YES! where developed over the course of a year-ish to make the sounds of how my favorite devi pedals sound in my head. MAYBE? was then put together to maximize the stacking potential, to make them work together. The extra switch on each side are enhanced when running it threw the other.

At some point i will probably put out a version of YES that has that pll-ish sound as a stand alone. i think it will be called UGH!



I have the boards for the new batch. Whoismarykelly and Ghost hip both provided wonderful feedback on the SMD revisions. Its a little less extreme and has a bit less bass, they both described it as "more guitar like". This change is due to the power amp chip i like being discontinued. i still have some of the old ones on hand but i rather make this change for MAYBE? early in its lifecycle.

My entre production schedule was pushed back but, im aiming to have these out in August.

Sorry, should have clarified. I was saying the soda meiser side of the shoegazer reminded me of a stripped down big muff.