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Seppuku seems to be killing it lately. I want to try every single one of these pedals.

kbithecrowing wrote:Seppuku seems to be killing it lately. I want to try every single one of these pedals.

JUMP ON IT!
It seems lately hes putting out new then retiring them within a few months. Like the junktone isnt available anymore(got one already). Ive loved every seppuku ive owned in the past and his current line is sick. I plan to get a good majority of them. Rhys is an awesome guy, always gets back to me quick, good to deal with. Call me a fanboy. Once I get the 2880 ill make some good demos. Well...to the best of my ability.

Oh! I forgot to mention;
Also in: Devi Ever US

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xg6Na9zQaOg[/youtube]


in pedge related news
bought an ms20 mini
yuh

1st small stone arrived
what fun

I just got my Pi-Phase a few days ago and it totally RULES, very happy with it thus far! I haven't spent tons of time with it just yet but I did manage to put it head to head with my OG BiPhase and it comes extremely close sonically speaking. I think the MuTron may sound a touch fatter and warmer with a little deeper phasing but the Pi-Phase is the closest I've ever seen/heard any pedal get to it, so close I probably wouldn't notice the difference without having them both present to A/B. It also has all the same functionality as the original. It'll go way slow and way fast, pretty much the same range as the MuTron and I know there's internal trim pots that can affect rate range further but haven't messed with anything like that yet.

I've had a boatload of phasers in the past and the Pi-Phase is easily one of the coolest. I sold my Faye's Her within days of it's arrival. The Faye's Her is super cool too and sports more in terms of features and tweakability but it can't replicate that FAT MuTron-style phasing whereas the Pi-Phase is like 95% of the way there. As for enclosure size, it's a little bigger, almost identical to the Faye's Her actually, but it doesn't require any external footswitch (beyond expression) and it's sooooooo much smaller and pedalboard friendly than the original. Only catch is power, requires 16VAC but I have a CIOKS AC10 that powers it wonderfully.

Here's a quick pic to give you an idea of size compared to the MuTron:

tuffteef wrote:[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xg6Na9zQaOg[/youtube]


in pedge related news
bought an ms20 mini
yuh

oh FUCK yesh.

MS20000000000 was the first hardware synth i ever owned. so goooooood.

you so hawt baybay.

tuffteef wrote:[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xg6Na9zQaOg[/youtube]


in pedge related news
bought an ms20 mini
yuh

fuaaaaaaa
sounds PHAT

These look so fucking gorgeous. But alas. I am not made of the monies.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Jazzmaster-Styl ... 3cd63c9685

Holy Schnikes wrote:I just got my Pi-Phase a few days ago and it totally RULES, very happy with it thus far! I haven't spent tons of time with it just yet but I did manage to put it head to head with my OG BiPhase and it comes extremely close sonically speaking. I think the MuTron may sound a touch fatter and warmer with a little deeper phasing but the Pi-Phase is the closest I've ever seen/heard any pedal get to it, so close I probably wouldn't notice the difference without having them both present to A/B. It also has all the same functionality as the original. It'll go way slow and way fast, pretty much the same range as the MuTron and I know there's internal trim pots that can affect rate range further but haven't messed with anything like that yet.

I've had a boatload of phasers in the past and the Pi-Phase is easily one of the coolest. I sold my Faye's Her within days of it's arrival. The Faye's Her is super cool too and sports more in terms of features and tweakability but it can't replicate that FAT MuTron-style phasing whereas the Pi-Phase is like 95% of the way there. As for enclosure size, it's a little bigger, almost identical to the Faye's Her actually, but it doesn't require any external footswitch (beyond expression) and it's sooooooo much smaller and pedalboard friendly than the original. Only catch is power, requires 16VAC but I have a CIOKS AC10 that powers it wonderfully.

Here's a quick pic to give you an idea of size compared to the MuTron:

That thing is tiny in comparison! It's cute.

What's the price on the Pi-Phase? I don't see it on the Prophecysound Systems' website yet.

Holy Schnikes wrote:I just got my Pi-Phase a few days ago and it totally RULES, very happy with it thus far! I haven't spent tons of time with it just yet but I did manage to put it head to head with my OG BiPhase and it comes extremely close sonically speaking. I think the MuTron may sound a touch fatter and warmer with a little deeper phasing but the Pi-Phase is the closest I've ever seen/heard any pedal get to it, so close I probably wouldn't notice the difference without having them both present to A/B. It also has all the same functionality as the original. It'll go way slow and way fast, pretty much the same range as the MuTron and I know there's internal trim pots that can affect rate range further but haven't messed with anything like that yet.

I've had a boatload of phasers in the past and the Pi-Phase is easily one of the coolest. I sold my Faye's Her within days of it's arrival. The Faye's Her is super cool too and sports more in terms of features and tweakability but it can't replicate that FAT MuTron-style phasing whereas the Pi-Phase is like 95% of the way there. As for enclosure size, it's a little bigger, almost identical to the Faye's Her actually, but it doesn't require any external footswitch (beyond expression) and it's sooooooo much smaller and pedalboard friendly than the original. Only catch is power, requires 16VAC but I have a CIOKS AC10 that powers it wonderfully.

Here's a quick pic to give you an idea of size compared to the MuTron:

Ooo nice, Gut shot? Must be tasty inside.

That thing is tiny in comparison! It's cute.

What's the price on the Pi-Phase? I don't see it on the Prophecysound Systems' website yet.

Check their facebook page for info.

Price is $379.

Gutshots on their FB page I think but I can get one up here later on after work.

holy shit shnike
"ill see your smallstone,
and raise you aaaaa biphase"
"well i see your biphase,
and raise you....
another smallstone"

ps i think your still winning

Mid-Fi Overdrive



Can't wait to hear a demo!