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I wonder if the dunes upgrade will reflect on the Palisades.

Not only were there new videos and a new blog post this morning, but someone at EQD was actually responding to video comments and questions. Weird. It seems like you'd let the cat stay out of the bag, after all that.

Inconuucl wrote:I wonder if the dunes upgrade will reflect on the Palisades.

Dunno about the Palisades. They've been incrementally updating pedals in groups of about 4-6, for a while now. They've been upgrading the relay system on all their pedals, without much else of note. Today's yanked blog update seems to reflect the most significant schematic/functional differences yet.

The new Ghost Echo sounded a bit like a modulated reverb or an oil can effect. The Sea Machine V3 likely also represents a notable difference, as I think the biggest difference between the V1/V2 was shrinking it down. I don't think the circuit was necessarily overhauled with different ICs or chips, the last time the pedal was retoooled.

The Dunes, the Terminal Fuzz, and Tone Job are all getting updates, in addition to the Sea Machine & Ghost Echo.

https://www.earthquakerdevices.com/blog ... d-tone-job

V3 UPDATES - JUNE 2017:

• Upgraded op-amps for better performance and lower noise than v1 & v2
• Stronger reverb signal with 2x the output of the v1 & v2 Ghost Echo
• Recalibrated “Dwell” control capable of self-oscillations when all the way up
• New artwork
• Silent relay-based switching

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-3S9VOaLToU[/youtube]

As for the V3 Sea Machine? The controls have been moved around again and it seems this one can self-oscillate more easily.

More range added to almost every control from subtle modulation to extreme oscillation*
Improved circuitry for better performance and lower noise*
New artwork*
True bypass
Silent relay-based switching*

* = changes


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

So fuckin pissed. Just got a Sea Machine v2 a week ago on the eqd memorial day sale.

Fuzz_Pi wrote:So fuckin pissed. Just got a Sea Machine v2 a week ago on the eqd memorial day sale.

Sorry dude, that would be frustrating for me too

Alexander has teased a new pedal. When I think of red stompboxes, the MXR Dyna Comp and the Ross Flanger come to mind. Since they already have multiple modulation pedals and I don't necessarily see compressor as a priority for them, could it be a ring mod?

Fuzz_Pi wrote:So fuckin pissed. Just got a Sea Machine v2 a week ago on the eqd memorial day sale.

That sucks, but since it's just been a week, could you exchange it? GL.

I don't know who has time for a 30-min intro vid, but here you go.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lRTAOCnPMf0[/youtube]

new desktop synth:

https://www.gearnews.com/leak-images-fu ... ns-emerge/



[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NDCjJ0BsnAw[/youtube]

more Soundcloud files & info here:

https://www.tcelectronic.com/pipeline-tap-tremolo/

Some pre-order pages have already started to pop up.

https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/PipelineTrem

---I wonder if TC got permission from ToadWorks on the name, since they've already produced a PipeLine tremolo pedal of their own.

Toadworks would have to enforce its trademark legally which is expensive.

$499. Jeez. I was expecting $299-349.

https://www.perfectcircuitaudio.com/eri ... e9ce46c6d2

whoismarykelly wrote:Toadworks would have to enforce its trademark legally which is expensive.

He changed the name TEN Effects a few years back and pretty much only makes that Barracuda Flanger, I think. Wouldn't surprise me if he sold the old name and/or designs or some such (or maybe TC just waited for the TM to expire).

His stuff was always terribly underrated. I owned one of the very first Death Rattles (and actually won the little PCB quote contest he held on HCFX) which had a fantastic boost and overdrive sections, and really liked the Phantasm, Mr Squishy and a couple others. Think he was just not that into the whole marketing hype train thing that you pretty much have to do.

The Eristic wrote:

whoismarykelly wrote:Toadworks would have to enforce its trademark legally which is expensive.

He changed the name TEN Effects a few years back and pretty much only makes that Barracuda Flanger, I think. Wouldn't surprise me if he sold the old name and/or designs or some such (or maybe TC just waited for the TM to expire).

His stuff was always terribly underrated. I owned one of the very first Death Rattles (and actually won the little PCB quote contest he held on HCFX) which had a fantastic boost and overdrive sections, and really liked the Phantasm, Mr Squishy and a couple others. Think he was just not that into the whole marketing hype train thing that you pretty much have to do.

Toadworks was actually one of the brands that constantly ran ads in guitar magazines. Half page too which isn't cheap. I think the pedals didn't catch on because they were unique at a time when clones were the big market.

Then there was also Deco Pedals by the same builder. They were announced but I don't believe any were ever made/sold because the prices were incredibly high. IIRC they were $399 or $499 each.

http://www.effectsdatabase.com/model/deco

High-frequency adjustment = _________

I'm a bit surprised that it appears to only have 2 pots. All of their other current offerings have 4 or 5 pots.

whoismarykelly wrote:

The Eristic wrote:

whoismarykelly wrote:Toadworks would have to enforce its trademark legally which is expensive.

He changed the name TEN Effects a few years back and pretty much only makes that Barracuda Flanger, I think. Wouldn't surprise me if he sold the old name and/or designs or some such (or maybe TC just waited for the TM to expire).

His stuff was always terribly underrated. I owned one of the very first Death Rattles (and actually won the little PCB quote contest he held on HCFX) which had a fantastic boost and overdrive sections, and really liked the Phantasm, Mr Squishy and a couple others. Think he was just not that into the whole marketing hype train thing that you pretty much have to do.

Toadworks was actually one of the brands that constantly ran ads in guitar magazines. Half page too which isn't cheap. I think the pedals didn't catch on because they were unique at a time when clones were the big market.

Then there was also Deco Pedals by the same builder. They were announced but I don't believe any were ever made/sold because the prices were incredibly high. IIRC they were $399 or $499 each.

http://www.effectsdatabase.com/model/deco

Yeah, ToadWorks were more than a little clueless when it came to marketing. That might help explain their demise.

Building a half decent pedal is only part of the equation.