So Glad this pedal has finally been 're-issued' (the main reason I just joined Talkbass!).
However, in 2016 we really shouldn't still be dealing with 3 digit, calculator style displays, as even a tablet device has significantly greater functionality at the same price (a slightly false-equivalent, but you get the point).
Look at ALL of the digital multi-effects pedal units (Boss Gt-10B/Gt-100, Zoom B3, Bass Pod XT, etc), look at the lcd displays, features and pricing, and then compare to The 'digital' Future Impact!
With so many edit parameters - a narrow two, or three line, alphanumeric display with 30 characters, would greatly improve usability/functionality. Is this a bit too much to ask for in 2016??
With a 'proper' display, the user could then easily deep-edit patches without the mostly obsolete midi-style software - you could then, clearly display the names of your patches, and not have to memorize them by number!
A much improved Future Impact Mk2 would be my hope.
But still, I'm truly grateful for the Future Impact Mk1!
However, in 2016 we really shouldn't still be dealing with 3 digit, calculator style displays, as even a tablet device has significantly greater functionality at the same price (a slightly false-equivalent, but you get the point).
Look at ALL of the digital multi-effects pedal units (Boss Gt-10B/Gt-100, Zoom B3, Bass Pod XT, etc), look at the lcd displays, features and pricing, and then compare to The 'digital' Future Impact!
With so many edit parameters - a narrow two, or three line, alphanumeric display with 30 characters, would greatly improve usability/functionality. Is this a bit too much to ask for in 2016??
With a 'proper' display, the user could then easily deep-edit patches without the mostly obsolete midi-style software - you could then, clearly display the names of your patches, and not have to memorize them by number!
A much improved Future Impact Mk2 would be my hope.
But still, I'm truly grateful for the Future Impact Mk1!
