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Like I say I know nothing :D
 
Would you consider the color of that pedal to be indigo?

Perhaps it's only due to my age, but I've always felt this to be an accurate depiction of indigo:

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Going by that, I'd say it's pretty close. A bit lighter in color than above Gamecube, but I won't knock it.

I wonder if lavender would be more accurate, then? I never knew what shade lavender was in reference to purple.

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Nah. I'd say it's about the same.
 
That new Quazar looks absolutely AWESOME :eek:

Hey

Tayste IM'd me and told me about your post here on talkbass.

We don't actually sell directly to stores in Canada. We have a distributor up there. If they were telling you they were talking to us then I can assure you that it was untrue.

I will admit that earlier this year we were way way behind. I think we shipping 5 months old orders at one point. We are a bit more caught up now.

Anyway, thanks to everyone else for their comments on the new website. I even read some of the critique. We'll take it under advisement. I may talk to tyler about getting some kind of categorization on there eventually, but we have some back page stuff we need to finish first.

Brian

Wow. Thanks for the response! Very interesting. I guess my one and only Q would be: If you have distro up here, do you still sell direct to Canada from your site? IIRC, some people don't, or can't. Prolly due to contractual stuffs.

Like I said earlier, I'll prolly look at the NB again after I get my setup 100% done.
 
Jared,
You have Reverberator? How is it on bass?

As for the new Quasar - it looks promising. The old version is still pretty awesome in my book.

Love the Reverberator. Fantastic for fretless and great for adding some weight to synthy combos. As with all reverbs, I love to play everything with just a touch at home but only use it for specific purposes at gigs & jams or it muddies up the mix.

I always liked the old Quasar though it wasn't one of my top five favorites. But the new features being added look incredible. There's no way I can avoid checking it out.
 
Quasar answers here-

The expression pedal input takes a TRS (stereo) plug, and kind of does the standard 0-5 volt thing, BUT the Ring (stereo) part of the jack is a 5 volt supply, the ring is ground and the tip is the voltage. if you plut in your standard mono plug it will short out the 5 volt supply. Bad things will happen. In theory you should be able to use a stereo plug and not have the ring connected to anything. That has not been tested yet though, and I might be a bit worried about officially suggesting people do this.

Availability is December at the earliest, but I think early in the new years is more realistic. The analog portions of the pedal are essentially done. We are still working on code for the micro controller, but we are asking it to do an awful lot of things. We have taptempo and some of the switching stuff worked out, but waveshaper code needs a bit more work.