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aen wrote:

D.o.S. wrote:What about the dubstep?

I believe that was pulled from Kickstarter BY kickstarter?

You could call it the DwarfStep.

Totally different pedal that does the same thing.

yay! RETRO FLASHBACK EYE DOOMIES!!

Grrface wrote:

autopilot wrote:

Bassist_Diver wrote:

MEC wrote:

BitchPudding wrote:What new website?

http://www.devieverfx.com

VERY IMPORTANT:

Use the http://www.devieverfx.com site, NOT http://www.deviever.com/. Unless you like feeling like you stepped back into the eye bleeding websites of the 90s/early 2000s.

how dare u speak ill of geocities and angelfire!

Angelfire and Geocities had more taste and subtlety most of the time to be honest.

And more content.

It makes me sad.

Grrface wrote:

autopilot wrote:

Bassist_Diver wrote:

MEC wrote:

BitchPudding wrote:What new website?

http://www.devieverfx.com

VERY IMPORTANT:

Use the http://www.devieverfx.com site, NOT http://www.deviever.com/. Unless you like feeling like you stepped back into the eye bleeding websites of the 90s/early 2000s.

"The Hyperion is also the first pedal to have the honor of being stolen and cloned by another pedal company (and sold for twice the price no less!)."

What's the story behind that?

JHS, I think?

oh right. Fair enough.

dase wrote:"The Hyperion is also the first pedal to have the honor of being stolen and cloned by another pedal company (and sold for twice the price no less!)."

What's the story behind that?

The story behind that is that is a false statement.

Maybe the first Devi pedal, but certainly not the first pedal.

Whatever makes you feel good....

Yeah. I'm doubting that was the first pedal cloned and sold lol.

Ugh. New website is coming soon, I promise. It'll take a bit of time, but it is on the top 3 things to finish for the Devi Ever FX line.

I'm not going to lie, this makes me a lot more interested in Devi Ever pedals.
No offense to Devi at all, she definitely made some excellent pedals, she just wasn't very good at the professional/business side of it.

Congrats to Dwarfcraft and Devi. Hopefully this works out well for everyone!

i'm not ashamed to admit that i lost interest in Devi's work because of her erratic nature and because as she deteriorated i became less interested in supporting her.

dubkitty wrote:i'm not ashamed to admit that i lost interest in Devi's work because of her erratic nature and because as she deteriorated i became less interested in supporting her.

This is the main reason I never bought anything recent by Devi. I love her pedals sound, the aesthetic, the ideas, but I never pulled the trigger on a new piece because I didn't know if it would ever show up or if the build quality would be up to par with the Effector 13 era Devi's.

Safe to say though, I'm stoked to hear about Dwarfcraft buying the company. Their builds are as excellent as they are destructive. I'm hoping this means that new Devi stuff ends up being amazing. My hopes are high indeed.