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Digitech is killing it with their new pedals!

willbassyeah

willbassyeah

Oct 9, 2011
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Tera Melos just posted this:

This is what Nick wrote:
WHOA! DigiTech with the extra special delivery! so excited about this supernatural reverb . the drop is basically a mini whammy with a momentary switch! luxe is a polyphonic detune aka rad chorus. then classic bifet boost and filter reissues + a secret lil guy that hasn't been released yet!

I am curious whether that filter is of the same radness with the DOD FX205

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anw The Drop bass demo, courtesy of @AndyLES :



so here all the pedals revealed, courtesy of mightymiloquinn and juan alderete
DOD Bifet Boost 410
DOD Envelope filter
DOD Compressor 280
Digitech Luxe (detune pedal - "chorus for the anti-chorus")
Dsigitech The Drop
 
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gregmon79 said:
OH MAN I CANT WAIT!!!! So friggen cool! Can you please tell me more about the Bifet Boost DigiTech Rep? That looks sweet. It ALL looks sweet.
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The circuit is identical to the vintage 410, basically a clean-ish boost. What makes it unique is the EQ is really well voiced, it gives you sparkle without harshness and lows where you want them. The addition of the buffer switch makes it so you can choose how you want the bypass to work, True Bypass or Buffered. That way it can go anywhere in your chain, pre-fuzz, post-fuzz or post everything. It is a simple yet powerful pedal.

It is actually my new favorite DOD pedal, the prototype immediately made it on to my pedalboard.
 
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The Drop is on my radar for sure. Nobody seems to ever have the Supernatural for me to try, though I do love reverbs (already own a TC Trinity, MS-100BT, and my Octatrack has a good one), especially ambienty cool ones.
 
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Tom Von Kramm said:
The circuit is identical to the vintage 410, basically a clean-ish boost. What makes it unique is the EQ is really well voiced, it gives you sparkle without harshness and lows where you want them. The addition of the buffer switch makes it so you can choose how you want the bypass to work, True Bypass or Buffered. That way it can go anywhere in your chain, pre-fuzz, post-fuzz or post everything. It is a simple yet powerful pedal.

It is actually my new favorite DOD pedal, the prototype immediately made it on to my pedalboard.
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Awesome, thanks! Color me intrigued. Do you know how much db of boost it will provide? I am boost shopping. I need something that is going to push my tube amp in to grindage. And it'll be good for bass?? Also, is a release date set yet?
 
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gregmon79 said:
Awesome, thanks! Color me intrigued. Do you know how much db of boost it will provide? I am boost shopping. I need something that is going to push my tube amp in to grindage. And it'll be good for bass?? Also, is a release date set yet?
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We've been saying a general spec of 20+ dB boost to cover all of the EQ ranges. More specifically though it is 23dB of boost with the EQ @ 1:00.

IOW, it's a lot.
 
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Tom Von Kramm said:
We've been saying a general spec of 20+ dB boost to cover all of the EQ ranges. More specifically though it is 23dB of boost with the EQ @ 1:00.

IOW, it's a lot.
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Yesssss!!!

Badmuthaplucka said:
I'm gonna go with the Meat Box too.....
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I think it is too. It almost looks like the old meatbox colors if you look really close at the top. There has been such a demand for that pedal, I dont see why they wouldnt re-release it.
 

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