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This is kinda cool looking.
http://www.rolandconnect.com/product.php?p=fb-2
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That might be real cool. I'm interested just for the feedback mode.
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sevenSHARPnine wrote:That might be real cool. I'm interested just for the feedback mode.

Yea, and a boost is never a bad thing to have. :drool:
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Looks really nice - now who's the first to mod this for latching feedback?
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hazelwould wrote:
sevenSHARPnine wrote:That might be real cool. I'm interested just for the feedback mode.

Yea, and a boost is never a bad thing to have. :drool:

That's the truth!
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honestly haven't been interested in a boss pedal in a while, but...
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Thought this was a thread about

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I figured it was a thread about the old DF-2 :idk: Bets that it's the exact same circuit but they hope everyone has forgotten those?
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Could be cool...but Boss has had a pretty :barf: track record lately

...and yea, the df2 comes to mind
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The feedback feature seems to be the exact same thing as the DF-2. I snagged one for cheapz when I was in Tokyo, and it's a pretty cool guy...


...if it didn't suck the hell out of my tone/volume when engaged.
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I love the DF-2! It's so funny - a wobbly 'feedback' tone emerging from a decaying chord. Reminds me of a theremin, sounds kinda 50's-y.
And if you want a more realistic feedback, just use the distortion, and, er, turn your volume up alot...
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I would much rather have a Boss boost pedal that has a feedback feature than have a Boss DS-1 that has a feedback feature. Just sayin'.
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Looks pretty cool, but isn't it cheating??
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monkeydancer wrote:I figured it was a thread about the old DF-2 :idk: Bets that it's the exact same circuit but they hope everyone has forgotten those?

That's my thought too.

Might snag one though, depending on price.
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I wonder if you could feedback individual notes, so you could do a ebow type sound.
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