A pedal that takes cartridges like a Nintendo. The unit itself will cost $135, comes with Devi's Punch Love cartridge with additional ones priced at $50. Details found here:
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Effector 13 - Console II (made possible by Devi Ever)
- Thread starter kbi the crowing
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A pedal that takes cartridges like a Nintendo. The unit itself will cost $135, comes with Devi's Punch Love cartridge with additional ones priced at $50. Details found here:
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you are joking. THAT IS THE COOLEST THING I HAVE EVER SEEN
now to get madebymike and deathbyaudio involved
now to get madebymike and deathbyaudio involved
I'll raise my eyebrow curious. Sometimes I would rather things like this just 'appear' rather than the inevitable build-up, delay, wait, hype, explosion, fade away cycle. Maybe thats just me being jaded in my old age 
lol. but the Line6 stuff was GARBAGE. i bought ONE small builder made thing, and it was horrible. wasn't even the effect they listed it as. blegh.
i like the builders that have thrown in on the Effector. if it happens, you green stone little doubter you.
i like the builders that have thrown in on the Effector. if it happens, you green stone little doubter you.
If it happens with the builder list up there, I'm interested. I'd rock Great Destroyer / B:Assmaster dual pedal 
I'm not sure if I would buy it, but I like the novelty of the idea. It's hard to beat the versatility of individual pedals the can be rearranged by unplugging them and rearranging in whatever order you desire. Not sure I would want to invest in a format that has little chance of succeeding. I think they're shooting for novelty rather than function because of the format. The cartridges insert vertically which makes it difficult to use with pedalboards with covers or cases. I'd rather see something more ToneCore-ish.
Just an opinion. I give them props for trying something new.
Just an opinion. I give them props for trying something new.
Apparently the cartridges don't stick out that far once inserted, so it wouldn't be a problem.
Ah, good to know. I guess I was picturing the Atari 2600 that it's modelled after. Well, I guess "borrows from aesthetically" would be more accurate.
If it will fit comfortably in my PT case, and if there are good, bass-friendly dirt cartridges, I will consider it. It's a very curious idea and the thought mixing Dwarfcraft and FuzzHugger into one unit is very exciting.
