Anyone tried one of these pedals? Company out of the uk. Saw Tim lefevbre playing one and I’m interested.
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Never heard of'em. Was he playing the Bass Station ? Seems like the only bass dedicated offering.
No. I like my Octabvre just fine. But dang, I might need one just for those light up eyes.
Are there any demo videos out there of this pedal?
Does the builder have a website?
Does the builder have a website?
Lots of demos here - the builder Gergori is a monster player.
https://www.instagram.com/celebritypedals/
Can't see a website, just the Reverb: page Celebrity Pedals | Reverb
I haven't tried them but am tempted by one of the choruses.
https://www.instagram.com/celebritypedals/
Can't see a website, just the Reverb: page Celebrity Pedals | Reverb
I haven't tried them but am tempted by one of the choruses.
I just learned of Celebrity Pedals and the Taylor Shift last night. Came over to TB to see what people think but am not finding too much.
I’m sold on the all his funny pedal names and graphics, but the demos actually sound absolutely killer. Love my big ole Tim-tuned Octavbre, but the newer Taylor Shift with added filter may do the trick while taking up less space on my board….
I bought a Taylor Shift mark II from Celebrity Pedals - it's really good.
I needed an octave pedal that sounded like my OC2 but didn't distort with my active basses, and is true bypass. The mark II has a dry on/off switch like the Octabvre. The orientation of the box is good for my big feet too. It doesn't have the small knob to adjust the octave down volume when soloed like the 3 Leaf, but I doesn't bother me in use.
The HPF is nice to tweak the tone of the octave signal. It doesn't have a huge range, but I think it covers what I need - it can go from subby to gritty.
Definitely worth checking out.
I needed an octave pedal that sounded like my OC2 but didn't distort with my active basses, and is true bypass. The mark II has a dry on/off switch like the Octabvre. The orientation of the box is good for my big feet too. It doesn't have the small knob to adjust the octave down volume when soloed like the 3 Leaf, but I doesn't bother me in use.
The HPF is nice to tweak the tone of the octave signal. It doesn't have a huge range, but I think it covers what I need - it can go from subby to gritty.
Definitely worth checking out.
