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A recap of the last page of this thread if you miss being in Guitar Center like me:

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8FHFiuJU_8[/youtube]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8FHFiuJU_8

i am disappoint. with that name it should be a bucket full of crazy but it's just a fuzz with filters.

backwardsvoyager wrote:^ that wasn't too bad. I was interested in this as a MicroSynth-alike for the Helios Creed sound, but since I foolishly watched the JHS demo I can't look at the damn thing anymore without that creepy dude's face popping into my head

You mean the cream cheese sculpture with the wig?

later:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jmAaym43bYk[/youtube]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jmAaym43bYk
new sweetness?
another demo
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qpsgx653Gk[/youtube]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qpsgx653Gk
ok i am not going to post all of these at once

Marshmallow, Sugarcube.. i hope the next one is Gummy Bear
Nice sounds btw

idk if it has been mentioned in this thread before, but it seems like there is yet another cheap, boring, generic line of pedals coming, this time from Ashdown:
https://ashdownmusic.com/collections/new-for-namm-21

If the Alexander Sugarcube isn't named after the Yo La Tengo song, please don't tell me and spoil and pleasant feelings!

re: the new Ashdown cheapie collection, fair enough, agreed they seem generic, but their bass-centrism may make them slightly more valuable for that sector. Right off the bat, the subharmonic generator could be interesting @ that price. The Double Shot might be pretty nice if it's really a streamlined Triple Shot. I used to run an older Hyper Drive and looks, naming convention and endorsements aside, it was a pretty unique and useful bass drive ymmv

Admittedly, Ashdown doesn't scream cool....

coupleonapkins wrote:A recap of the last page of this thread if you miss being in Guitar Center like me:

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8FHFiuJU_8[/youtube]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8FHFiuJU_8

Russell Brand!

Heraclitus Akimbo wrote:If the Alexander Sugarcube isn't named after the Yo La Tengo song, please don't tell me and spoil and pleasant feelings!

Imma keep it real witchu chief......not a lotta chorus sounds in the YLT catalog

Dowi wrote:Marshmallow, Sugarcube.. i hope the next one is Gummy Bear

Why hasn't anyone come out with a multi-compressor called the Gummy Bear already?!?!?

lordgalvar wrote:Russell Brand!

Many hats

coupleonapkins wrote:

Heraclitus Akimbo wrote:If the Alexander Sugarcube isn't named after the Yo La Tengo song, please don't tell me and spoil and pleasant feelings!

Imma keep it real witchu chief......not a lotta chorus sounds in the YLT catalog

This explains so much of my existential crisis.

Dandolin wrote:re: the new Ashdown cheapie collection, fair enough, agreed they seem generic, but their bass-centrism may make them slightly more valuable for that sector. Right off the bat, the subharmonic generator could be interesting @ that price. The Double Shot might be pretty nice if it's really a streamlined Triple Shot. I used to run an older Hyper Drive and looks, naming convention and endorsements aside, it was a pretty unique and useful bass drive ymmv

Admittedly, Ashdown doesn't scream cool....

But Ashdown is always solid in my experience. So yeah they might be... ok?

I am glad others have started demoing the Atreides, I grudgingly watched the JHS vid and that thing has a lot of potential.

Will have to follow up on some other vids and see if my interest remains piqued.

If the filters can go hard enough it could be cool.

But on the other hand, if the filters are really fat it doesn't matter how hard they go, according to the latest research from the SPACERITUAL institute.