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Future Impact now available!! WAS: deep impact reissue!!! interested?

The SB1 never needed a down switch, the way it worked let you jump from one patch to any other without going through clean.
You could set up a tone, prepare the next one and only engage it when needed.
Very convenient, dumbproof and stage friendly.

exactly, and that functionality will also be present in the future impact. however i do understand the "need" for a down switch. it can be easier to go from preset 95 to 94 :-) the original had only 10 presets...now there are 100.
 
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Augh I can't decide! I love the idea of this, but even with my freakin' Sweeper (bassballs clone) I'm finding I don't have much use for it beyond screwing around. I missed several pages - do we have a price or anything yet?
 
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Maybe he's only doing 100 because he'll need to charge $400 for it? I wonder how many people saying "I'm in!!!!!!" will still be in if it costs more than they expect :p

There's that. $350 and under my GT-10B is going on Reverb to (at least partially) fund this. $400 is the same thing, but I'll need to know more about the features. Over $400 I'll start to waver.
 
Nobody's signed anything in blood. If it's as expensive as an eBay SB1 then I imagine a lot of people will be turned off, but that's still their prerogative.

pure speculation here, but i find similarities to the bass whammy with this one. bass whammy's were going anywhere from $500-800 :eek:. there had been an long outcry for a reissue and finally Digitech released one.....look at the price point now. either way it'll be great to be part on how this pans out!!! :bassist:
 

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