Re: Any advice to replace my strymon pedals?
Posted: Fri Apr 19, 2013 7:08 am
don't
Oh wow thanks for the bad news, I really couldn't afford another delay gas..Holy Schnikes wrote: Endangered Audio Research AD4096 (I'd wait for the DELUXE model, should be soon. 900ms delay time, tap, CV/EXP features)

I know right. It's gonna be badass though with a price tag to match I'm sure. Along with all the new features, it will retain all the cool features of the standard model (infinity mode and momentary excess switch) along with that snazzy 60's era NASA aesthetic.synthezatory wrote:Oh wow thanks for the bad news, I really couldn't afford another delay gas..Holy Schnikes wrote: Endangered Audio Research AD4096 (I'd wait for the DELUXE model, should be soon. 900ms delay time, tap, CV/EXP features)
fyi, no volume issues. They updated the Supa-Pussies (in February I think) after they came out and everyone had beef with it. They also tweaked the gain knob to be more usable too. I ordered one last week and got it the other day! It's so fun! Not standard at all, noisy, fun, weird.Dramatis Persona wrote:I was really in gassed with the supa puss, but when I read there is a volume issue I changed my mind.synthezatory wrote:Hey, does the supa puss still have that volume/mix control issue (at least for me it is)? I've had it from the first batch and can't stand loosing the dry sound when cranking up the delay volume, returned it the next day. I heard that I wasn't the only one returning it and they finally did something about it, but I'm not sure..zRobertez wrote:I replaced my el cap with a Supa Puss. And then flipped for a MLJr. And then flipped for a Supa Puss...![]()
Also, I think that strymon pedals sound really godly with cleans, but with a fuzz they sucks :/ They are to standard!!! too worship rock, I was grown with sonyc youth, smashing pumpkins and noisy music, I totally hate the angelic sounding of strymon pedals, and this pedal company philosofy.
Damn! Now a want a supa puss too!zRobertez wrote:fyi, no volume issues. They updated the Supa-Pussies (in February I think) after they came out and everyone had beef with it. They also tweaked the gain knob to be more usable too. I ordered one last week and got it the other day! It's so fun! Not standard at all, noisy, fun, weird.Dramatis Persona wrote:I was really in gassed with the supa puss, but when I read there is a volume issue I changed my mind.synthezatory wrote:Hey, does the supa puss still have that volume/mix control issue (at least for me it is)? I've had it from the first batch and can't stand loosing the dry sound when cranking up the delay volume, returned it the next day. I heard that I wasn't the only one returning it and they finally did something about it, but I'm not sure..zRobertez wrote:I replaced my el cap with a Supa Puss. And then flipped for a MLJr. And then flipped for a Supa Puss...![]()
Also, I think that strymon pedals sound really godly with cleans, but with a fuzz they sucks :/ They are to standard!!! too worship rock, I was grown with sonyc youth, smashing pumpkins and noisy music, I totally hate the angelic sounding of strymon pedals, and this pedal company philosofy.
Synthezatory, the mix knob works like the El Cap's. It mixes in the delayed signal until, on the supa, about 12-2, then it starts to mix out the dry signal. 100% wet delay is pretty fun to use anyway sometimes. And with the supa puss, it can get so lofi and wacky with full wet. With the mix at noon, its about 50/50 wet dry, you can turn up the gain knob to raise the wet signal's volume above the dry signal vol.
And Dramatis! As I said, no more volume drops! And the supa puss is totally lofi and can be really noisy and oscillaty and funky with the chase modes and gain knob. It can be angelic sounding, not as well as strymon, but you can get a clean comfy delay tone. or a dirty warbly mess. I too had problems with my el cap + lots of fuzz. It seemed like it couldn't handle a bigger signal as well as a dry one. I haven't had any problems with the supa puss in the few days I've had it! So that's good!
This guy explains all the updates and changes better than I did.
Also, I want to say that with the gain knob and 0 and the repeats maxed, it's a lot harder to oscillate than I remember. Which is handy for those spacey ambient repeats, but you can easily get it to oscillate with the gain and tone knobs.
^thiskbithecrowing wrote:Well, you see, the problem is putting fuzz before delay.
Switch that shit and come to the dark side
It's gonna be badass I know, but I could only imagine how much would the price jacked up from the original model (which already is expensive). Do you know if they gonna put any modulation at all on the deluxe and when's the approx release date (sorry I couldn't find any info regarding this upcoming pedal)?Holy Schnikes wrote:I know right. It's gonna be badass though with a price tag to match I'm sure. Along with all the new features, it will retain all the cool features of the standard model (infinity mode and momentary excess switch) along with that snazzy 60's era NASA aesthetic.synthezatory wrote:Oh wow thanks for the bad news, I really couldn't afford another delay gas..Holy Schnikes wrote: Endangered Audio Research AD4096 (I'd wait for the DELUXE model, should be soon. 900ms delay time, tap, CV/EXP features)
I just sold my standard AD4096 locally in preparation for the DLX's release, hopefully I don't go spending those funds.
So true.univalve wrote:I could Name a shitton of pedals that i could replace with Möbius and Timeline.
Me too!Dramatis Persona wrote:Damn! Now a want a supa puss too!
All the info I got on the DLX was direct from EAR via email. I contacted them maybe 2 months back and they'd just overcome the last big design hangup and expected to launch it within 2-3 months so not much longer if everything is still on track.synthezatory wrote:It's gonna be badass I know, but I could only imagine how much would the price jacked up from the original model (which already is expensive). Do you know if they gonna put any modulation at all on the deluxe and when's the approx release date (sorry I couldn't find any info regarding this upcoming pedal)?
As much as I love the EQD Sr for it's awesomeness, I don't feel like bonded to the pedal. There's something about that decay/feedback "clicky-ness" on the long repeats in delay pedals that I don't really fancy about, plus its loud delayed poping start when you hit the switch on. I might return the pedal, and might have to look for that holy-grail of unusual/over the edge delay pedal with modulation all over again.. So if the EAR DLX has it, I'll be checking it out
And zRobertez .. thanks a lot for the clarification on the Supa-Puss!
The MOOG MF-104M Worth the high price.Holy Schnikes wrote:... full featured AND great sounding analog delay ain't cheap. Just ask MOOG.