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You know it buddy! You can expect a plethora of palm mutes and power chordage! *smile*

The v2 was $275 but it had a finish that was very time consuming plus the pcbs took me quite awhile to populate. The v3 will have a finish that is expensive rather than time consuming, plus the assembled pcbs will cost a small fortune. Plus I'll still have an hour or so work to get each pcb ready for the build. So it's a trade-off here and there of price vs time kinda thing for some things but I think for the feature set and how little competition it'll have in its bracket, plus being designed, built, shipped, and supported all by yours truly, it'll be very reasonably priced.

it's cool. that's what I was expecting.

Next demo will be .

Did anyone notice THIS in the latest vid?

Better pic from the previous vid + Ryan funny note.



"Thanks buddy! Every day those dinos attack and destroy all the bad proto pcbs..."

I'M SO FUCKING STOKED FOR THIS PEDAL!!

I had a sea machine and just could not mesh with the wackiness. I'm hoping Ryan has built a chorus I can love. ...And will save me from buying a flanger/phaser/vibrato.

Flangers rule. The only thing that could save you from buying one is if Ryan announces he's making a flanger, and only until it gets released, at which point you would buy it. Because flangers rule.

Ryan wrote:You know it buddy! You can expect a plethora of palm mutes and power chordage! *smile*

You steppin on my toes?

I WANT CHUGGGGAAA CHUGGAAAA MELTDOWN

hi ryan. when do you expect to be taking orders?

mynar7 wrote:I'M SO FUCKING STOKED FOR THIS PEDAL!!

I had a sea machine and just could not mesh with the wackiness. I'm hoping Ryan has built a chorus I can love. ...And will save me from buying a flanger/phaser/vibrato.

same here, i oddly loved the sound of the sea machine but at the same time couldn't completely jive with it (at least in a band setting).

mynar7 wrote:I'M SO FUCKING STOKED FOR THIS PEDAL!!

I had a sea machine and just could not mesh with the wackiness. I'm hoping Ryan has built a chorus I can love. ...And will save me from buying a flanger/phaser/vibrato.

I think you're gonna love it, Lee, I really do! I wouldn't really say it can cover for a flanger or a phaser... but it can do vibrato all day! It dips into flange territory too, just not in an extreme way.

excane wrote:You steppin on my toes? :animal: :cool:

I WANT CHUGGGGAAA CHUGGAAAA MELTDOWN

Haha, well, I didn't say I was going to do good at it or do a good job of it... so you'll have that over me! *smile*

tjlong wrote:hi ryan. when do you expect to be taking orders?

We're still just waiting for the production info.. finding out how much and how long for the boxes and the pcbs and it takes the guys a little while to have all the details for me. From there I'll know exactly what the pedal will cost and at that point we also plan to have the pre-order info all ready to go, so we can start that as soon as we can. I'm basically just making sure everything is 100% ready and good to go, all loose ends tied up, all info known, and I expect to know lots more over the next couple/few weeks.

Thanks again for the interest and support and for checking out the demos etc, guys, I really appreciate it!

No offense, but nothing can replace a full on flanger. *sexy growl* mmm! Excited for this pedal. I can't get one right away but maybe by May, I'll have fulfilled all my pedular needs for the time being! I think my favorite part will be the phase switch. It's the "sync" switch on the Looker tremolo. Stereo effects can be a little too much at times (but not enough at others!) and that should dry it just fine.

No offense taken! The Cosmi doesn't have regen, the feeding back of the delayed signal into the dry signal that makes for the comb filter kind of effect on the tone that a flanger does.. it's dramatic and distinct.

The Looker's sync option is the same as on the Tremolessence, hey? Makes the two outputs either trem in unison or pan left then right? I love the extremeness of stereo, the way it fills a room and is so dramatic sounding... that's my favourite thing about a stereo effects rig.

Ryan wrote:The Looker's sync option is the same as on the Tremolessence, hey? Makes the two outputs either trem in unison or pan left then right?

You don't say! And yes, the Looker does that same thing. I'll have to check the Tremolessence out too then!
Stereo is always fun to play with. Even with just dry signals, it's fun to play around with maybe dialing out the lows of one signal and the highs of the other. Or adding dirt to one and vice versa and stereo effects add so much to it. Even though I don't use stereo too often, I prefer to stick to stereo effects when I can just for the option of it. I even wire my board all for it and just use one output. But a phase or sync switch makes it just that much better.

I couldn't tell from the rest of the thread: will the new Cosmichours true-bypass?

Televator wrote:I couldn't tell from the rest of the thread: will the new Cosmichours true-bypass?

I'd be amazed if it wasn't