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whoismarykelly wrote: 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

Never seen those Decos before! 2011... that's right when Strymon starts blowing up. Bad timing, I'd imagine.

I haven't opened an real magazine in over a decade, which would explain why I didn't see the ads. I kinda wanna grab a couple cheap and nostalgia trip a little. Need to break out the E13 (ok, not really, I never had one that was actually usable), Barge Concepts, NVN, Monsterpiece and such while I'm at it.

echorec wrote: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.

He used to make a bunch of 2/3 knob boosts and drives back when he was Pharaoh Amps, maybe he's going old school for this one, like just Vol/Tone. Litho Boost (aka Class A Boost) has been discontinued, as well, so maybe a replacement? "HF Adjust" instead of "Tone" feels more like reverb or... compressor or something, though.

The Eristic wrote:

whoismarykelly wrote: 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

Never seen those Decos before! 2011... that's right when Strymon starts blowing up. Bad timing, I'd imagine.

I haven't opened an real magazine in over a decade, which would explain why I didn't see the ads. I kinda wanna grab a couple cheap and nostalgia trip a little. Need to break out the E13 (ok, not really, I never had one that was actually usable), Barge Concepts, NVN, Monsterpiece and such while I'm at it.

Those HCFX days were simpler times. I had a ton of Boss and EHX pedals and then an Infinitphase and a Robotalk on my board.

whoismarykelly wrote:Those HCFX days were simpler times. I had a ton of Boss and EHX pedals and then an Infinitphase and a Robotalk on my board.

I still have an OG Robotalk! I wish I'd bought an Infinitphase and a few others back then *cough*Hollow Earth*cough*. It felt like they were out of reach at the time, but now I'm staring at thousands of dollars of pedals on the shelf and wondering what my decision-making process actually was.

I had a Hollow Earth and just wasn't ready for it. And then I had an Anti-nautilus and wasn't into glitch enough to keep it. Now I really wish I had both back.

whoismarykelly wrote:

The Eristic wrote:

whoismarykelly wrote: 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

Never seen those Decos before! 2011... that's right when Strymon starts blowing up. Bad timing, I'd imagine.

I haven't opened an real magazine in over a decade, which would explain why I didn't see the ads. I kinda wanna grab a couple cheap and nostalgia trip a little. Need to break out the E13 (ok, not really, I never had one that was actually usable), Barge Concepts, NVN, Monsterpiece and such while I'm at it.

Those HCFX days were simpler times. I had a ton of Boss and EHX pedals and then an Infinitphase and a Robotalk on my board.

i have a bunch of boss pedals on my board now and it's awesome.

The Eristic wrote: I wish I'd bought an Infinitphase and a few others back then *cough*Hollow Earth*cough*.

Hey, at least there's a new Hollow Earth in town.

looks like a butthole

One pedal is a mind blowing custom tremolo where you can draw and manipulate your own custom waveforms. The other is another fucking fuzz.

whoismarykelly wrote:I had a Hollow Earth and just wasn't ready for it. And then I had an Anti-nautilus and wasn't into glitch enough to keep it. Now I really wish I had both back.

Dang. I wish I'd had the money then. They're really hard to find, now.

I would still have my old hollow earth if it was more hi-fi. Still sort of wish I still had it. Nothing out there does what it did....


edit: except the Ghost pedal by Lightning Wave effects

The Goatkeeper allows you to draw custom waveforms as well.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_vcTlNWfvw[/youtube]
Man I hate JHS, but this pedal is cute.

Inconuucl wrote:[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_vcTlNWfvw[/youtube]
Man I hate JHS, but this pedal is cute.

I'm sure he got clearance to use the image, too.

echorec wrote:

Goroth said what we're all thinking.