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If we were all the same then we could argue about someone being wrong, but hey...I have plenty of stupid expensive pedals (I have a Beebo, Blooper, Mood, and I'm a sucker for Red Panda). All told, I have well over 100 pedals, but only 3 basses and 2 guitars. So many people don't understand having so many pedals, yet they have dozens of guitars. It is what it is...I don't even own a proper guitar amp, I just send my guitar though pedals > power amp > a pair of bass cabs. So be it. Am I wrong? Usually...but who cares?!

With Chase Bliss doing the slider pedals crossing the $700 point I wouldn't be surprised to see the Glou Glou at $500 and sell well. I used to have a Moutarde and that thing was stupid expensive for what it was...but well made for sure.

Seance wrote:

Paul_C wrote:The Zoia has a looper module, and there are loads of different looper patches already available on patchstorage.

And also costs $500.

tremolo3 wrote:And it does like 1032948 other things.

like this, for example

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_rW2jOIkP4[/youtube]

Apologies if it's been posted somewhere, but Fokltek is doing crowdfunding for pedal versions of their Eurorack Alter modules. I know some people are sour on crowdfunding, but it's a nice discount if you're the faith-having type ($399 down to $249 US). 7 FV-1 programs. Stereo ins & outs. Clock knob. CV controls. I think it's the aesthetic that sold me though.

I think they could just stack chips and have a switch like Bitquest instead of doing the Pokemon Blue & Red thing to coax double sales, but it looks like fun.



https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/folk ... fects-xy#/

No purple, no pink, no orange.

I reluctantly ordered my first pedal in (14 months?) just to try it, as I'm certainly not excited about paying $500+ to do that later, thanks to Spaceman's customer-friendly plan of only making small batches.

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does sound good.

They've been keeping the standard pedals in stock pretty well so no need to rush into it.

A new Wardenclyffe model went up for sale today and sold out in seconds. Meh, I refuse to do the hypebeast chase for gear.

this was the supa dlx version?
i might be interested down the road, but for now i'm tired of chasing that or any other dragons - trying to just let things come to me

Yep. I'm suspicious that the Zoia could do the job of the Wardenclyffe DLX or the Generation Loss if I don't mind fewer knobs.

I preordered mine a few weeks ago and I think it is coming in today. I liked the original, just not enough variety to keep me interested. The new one looks pretty rad

New Generation Loss drops on Tuesday (manual is up https://www.cooperfx.com/manuals). I'm not sure if I'm going to try for it or not. I was excited when he announced a new version, but really, I have the original Generation Loss, the CBA Generation Loss, the Generation Loss card for the Arcades, and the CBA Dark World. Maybe that's enough. I'm curious about what the "spectral freeze/drone" and "garbled tape" aux effects are, but maybe not $300 worth of curious.

I'm super curious about it, but I also just got a Draume which is scratching that whole lofi warble itch pretty well.

do want to know more about those very snaxy aux switch modes

I'd much rather put my funds towards an Ultrasheer, but saw that v2 Gen Loss announcement

I happened to notice a new arcades card listed on cooper when checking the manual. Pastiche (a sampling of effects) - https://02bfb341-e43a-4e25-a65b-0a156a3 ... 66222f.pdf