All things pedal related.

[pekbro]

So, the M4L midi control thing is pretty awesome on the Generation Loss

[glokraw]

Pretty nice $60 pedal, Tone City Golden Plexy 2 (an improved version)

[khanyz]

UK Deal: Amazon Basics 1/4 Inch Guitar Patch Cable - Right Angle, 6 Inch Length, Pack of 6 - £1.91 (+ part of buy 4, save 5% offer)
https://amzn.eu/d/cPCQr19

On the US site it says shielded OFC cable so should be OK but easy to return if not.

BTW had the Plimsoul and Liquid Sunshine pedals for a while now and both are great. Plimsoul is very flexible and Liquid Sunshine does one thing (indie type overdrive) exceptionally well.

[The Noodlist]

UK Deal: Amazon Basics 1/4 Inch Guitar Patch Cable - Right Angle, 6 Inch Length, Pack of 6 - £1.91 (+ part of buy 4, save 5% offer)
https://amzn.eu/d/cPCQr19

Great offer, out of stock, I'm not surprised they sold out.

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[khanyz]

Great offer, out of stock, I'm not surprised they sold out.

I got some and they are about Stagg quality levels, so OK as spares/backups.
There are other instrument and mic cables discounted but stock levels vary. It looks like a UK stock clearance.

[Funkybot's Evil Twin]

Eventide released the H90. Basically 2 H9 Maxes in one box with better editing and 5 new algorithms. $899.



I genuinely like Eventide and can see the appeal but 2 algorithms doesn't feel like much in 2022. You can get a TC Electronic Plethora X3 and run 3 algorithms at once with even better editing and nicer screens for LESS THAN half (yes, Behringer owns TC and can do things at cost and Eventide is a premium brand I know).

[pekbro]

I've not had much interest in Eventide pedals tbh, especially at that price. I was surprised that they were already in stock at vendors on release day though, definitely unusual these days.

[pekbro]

BBE Sound, now the parent Co of G&L Guitars has revamped their pedal line I guess. Anyway, a new Sonic Maximizer @ $159 looks pretty cool imo. https://www.bbepedals.com/sonic-stomp-pro Doesn't seem like you can actually buy one yet tho.

They also got a new green screamer looks like.

[Uncle E]

BBE used to have a treble booster that was cool. Everyone assumed it was a Rangemaster clone but they told me it was actually the treble boost circuit from Brian May's guitar.

[pekbro]

Neat, that does sound pretty cool. I never had a sonic maximizer, but I got some eurorack with a circuit reproduction of it and that's really pretty cool.

I'll probably go for one of these at least.

[Uncle E]

Look out for a BBE DI-1000. It has a Jensen transformer and a Sonic Maximizer built-in.

[pekbro]

Cool, sadly my funding is a bit tied up atm as I gotta find a new place, landlord is cashing out and selling the house at probably twice it's value, which seems to be the way of things around here since Covid. The worst part is that my $5k James Tyler Super Strat is going to have to wait, maybe for quite a while actually. Oh well

[khanyz]

Look out for a BBE DI-1000. It has a Jensen transformer and a Sonic Maximizer built-in.

Is there a release date for that? A search just brings up the old one.

I have the old Sonic Stomp and use it way more than expected. It'll be interesting to see what the changes are.

[khanyz]

Just checked it out and looks a good upgrade. The demos don't show how it is with distortion though, which is where I use it most. Price seems high too IMO so hope the street is significantly lower, especially in GBP.

[Uncle E]

Is there a release date for that? A search just brings up the old one.

I'm referring to the old one.