Bare Knuckle Pickups Forum
Forum Ringside => Guitars, Amps and Effects => Topic started by: Mr Ed on June 27, 2007, 01:24:23 PM
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What I want is an analog sounding (ie, something not too modern/processed/digital) with a tap tempo function.
I LOVE the sound of out of my delicious DD-2 but the Line6 Echo Park I bought is too noisy when engaged. I love it's functionality though so I'm considering a trade-in.
I'm more than open to suggestions. TA!!
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Mooger Fooger analogue delay.
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Mooger Fooger analogue delay.
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I just checked that out......$730(!)
I'm also on the hunt for a new delay pedal, as my Digitech Digidelay is pretty noisy. So far I've narrowed it down to either the T-Rex Replica, or the DLS EchoTap. The latter is slightly cheaper, and actually has 2 delay settings available at all times.....however the T-Rex just looks cooler ;-)
Let us know how you get on.
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By crikey, I wish I could afford a Mooger but, if I could, I'd never do anything other than mount it and play with it.
DLS EchoTap eh? I might investigate that one. :D
I'm also eyeing up TC Electronic Vintage Delay's.
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I'm also eyeing up TC Electronic Vintage Delay's.
Hmmm.....I'm suspicious of that entire range of pedals. There is an EXACT replica of each of the T-Rex pedals in that range. And they're both made in Denmark, and the equivalent pedals cost the same.
Can you spot a difference between the TC Vintage Delay and the T-Rex Replica? My money would be on the two pedals being identical inside.
(Likewise goes for the Vintage Compressor and the T-Rex CompNova, or the Vintage Tube Primer and the T-Rex Moller etc etc....)
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Eventide stomp box!
http://eventidestompboxes.com/
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the diamond memory lane ..sounds wicked
www.diamondpedals.com
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Eventide stomp box!
http://eventidestompboxes.com/
Yeah, they look fantastic, but I couldn't find ANY information on them beyond what's on that site. Noone seems to sell them, noone seems to have bought one, and I can't find a single review anywhere.
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I'm also eyeing up TC Electronic Vintage Delay's.
Hmmm.....I'm suspicious of that entire range of pedals. There is an EXACT replica of each of the T-Rex pedals in that range. And they're both made in Denmark, and the equivalent pedals cost the same.
Can you spot a difference between the TC Vintage Delay and the T-Rex Replica? My money would be on the two pedals being identical inside.
(Likewise goes for the Vintage Compressor and the T-Rex CompNova, or the Vintage Tube Primer and the T-Rex Moller etc etc....)
I think I've settled upon the slightly-more-than-I-wanted-to-pay-but-totally-worth-it-because-it-makes-me-horny TC Electronic Vintage Delay... or the Replica, whatever... the name "Replica" makes me think that TC Electronic did it first, I thought they'd been around much longer, ie, they were making this shite when it was classed as "vintage" stuff.
One watch of the video and I'm sold. :o
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As far as I can tell the only difference is that the Replica is true-bypass, and the TC isn't.
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As far as I can tell the only difference is that the Replica is true-bypass, and the TC isn't.
Ok, after having noise-related issues here, that swings things back to the T-Rex. :D
Plus the name reminds me of my new hero - Tyrannosaurus Alan!! 8)
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I'm also eyeing up TC Electronic Vintage Delay's.
Hmmm.....I'm suspicious of that entire range of pedals. There is an EXACT replica of each of the T-Rex pedals in that range. And they're both made in Denmark, and the equivalent pedals cost the same.
Can you spot a difference between the TC Vintage Delay and the T-Rex Replica? My money would be on the two pedals being identical inside.
(Likewise goes for the Vintage Compressor and the T-Rex CompNova, or the Vintage Tube Primer and the T-Rex Moller etc etc....)
I think I've settled upon the slightly-more-than-I-wanted-to-pay-but-totally-worth-it-because-it-makes-me-horny TC Electronic Vintage Delay... or the Replica, whatever... the name "Replica" makes me think that TC Electronic did it first, I thought they'd been around much longer, ie, they were making this shitee when it was classed as "vintage" stuff.
One watch of the video and I'm sold. :o
The pedals are absolutely identicle other than in appearance and lets be honest, they're hella-similar there too. T Rex make them for TC Electronic, they haven't been shifting though, since T REX were making them under the proviso that they would be priced the same, but now the TC ones are coming down in price. WIN!
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I think this one looks pretty foa$§%&ing awwwwsom
http://www.tcelectronic.com/NovaDelay
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The pedals are absolutely identicle other than in appearance and lets be honest, they're hella-similar there too. T Rex make them for TC Electronic, they haven't been shifting though, since T REX were making them under the proviso that they would be priced the same, but now the TC ones are coming down in price. WIN!
You raise several good points. *thumbs up*
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the diamond memory lane ..sounds wicked
www.diamondpedals.com
the sounds clips of that pedal sound great but $429 is too rich for my blood just for a delay pedal.
:twisted:
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the diamond memory lane ..sounds wicked
www.diamondpedals.com
the sounds clips of that pedal sound great but $429 is too rich for my blood just for a delay pedal.
:twisted:
Same here. That's-a spicy meat-a-ball.
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the diamond memory lane ..sounds wicked
www.diamondpedals.com
the sounds clips of that pedal sound great but $429 is too rich for my blood just for a delay pedal.
:twisted:
Then don't look at the Ese Echomatic section in here
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As far as I can tell the only difference is that the Replica is true-bypass, and the TC isn't.
I stand corrected here(!).
I went to submit a question to the TC Electronic support guys to ask whether the Vintage Delay is true-bypass, and it had already been asked before. It appears that the pedal IS true-bypass, although why they don't list that as a feature of the pedal I can't explain!
Cheers,
Jordan.
ps. Given that info, it would appear the pedal is identical to the T-Rex Replica.