EHX C9 and Pitchfork, and Strymon Deco, but those would be going to my guitar board. But who knows what NAMM might bring. Gotta love the booths in the basement hall.
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Sounds like fun.
H9max is number one on the list.
Then I'll have to play around with MIDI / expression pedals for it.
Beyond that, it mostly depends on which pedals I can shelve when I get the H9.
My needs are few. EXPENSIVE, but few...
I've been toying with the idea of getting a Roland V-Bass or VB-99 (and the necessary GK-3B instrument add on). Mainly because it would, *IN THEORY*, give me a perfect 62 or 75 Precision, or a 72 Jazz, or a Musicman, or a Thunderbird, or a... you get the idea.
Feel free to tell me why this is a bad idea. In fact, PLEASE tell me this is a bad idea, because it's expensive. Also, given Roland seems to no longer make the synth modules, maybe they are throwing me a big hint.
Red Panda Context might be worth a peek.I need a reverb that does trails. I'd love to get a Strymon Blue Sky, but I don't think I have the jam for one.