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Help Me Name Some Pedals

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I also agree with others that using sushi names and Japanese food or words would be a cool take on things and relate to your company name.

Things like

Tako
Tobikko
Maguroo
Tamago
Toro
Sake
Unagi

Wasabi
Tempura

It's totally up to you but a theme would be cool as long as you can be creative with it and not run out of ones to use. And of course, hopefully no one else is using the name. Google search once you think you have some good names.
 
1) Ampeg B-15 preamp pedal with 6N21B tube. Working title: "Amp Egg"

Bomber A-15

2) Ibanez TS808 with the input and output buffers replaced with 6N21B tube stages. Working title: "Electric Potato"

Tunnel Shrieker

3) Sunn Model T preamp pedal with 6N21B tubes. Working title: "Sunny T Lite"

Blackk Sun

4) Orange AD200B preamp pedal with 6N21B tube. Working title: "Rhymes With Orange"

British Clockwork

5) Hybrid tube optical compressor with 6N21B tube. Working title: "Tubey Squeezy"

Concavvor

6) Tube tremolo with 6N21B tube. Working title: "Tubey Whirl"

Delirium Tremor

7) HiWatt Dr103 preamp pedal with 6N21B tubes. Working title: "Wraith Dt103"

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Did a quick Google search and some names are already in use.

AMI Effects has a pedal called Umami
Danelectro has a Wasabi distortion
JHS Green Tea

I was originally thinking Wasabi would have been good for the TS pedal being green and all.

I wouldn't limit it to food only. It would help if you knew someone Japanese that could help with some cool word use or translations. Just a thought.
 
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1) Classic Amp Egg Breakfast

2) Evergreen (Or change it to 'Lectric Tater)

3) Sun Tea (Although "Sunny T Lite" is pretty solid.)

4) Citrus Flavored, 10% Juice (Or "Sunny O Lite" for a theme)

5) Vacuum Pressed

6) Burly Wurly

7) The Other British Sound, no not that one either
 
I already posted this on facebook, but the folks of TalkBass have been really cool to me so I thought I would ask:

For those that don't know me (I'm not famous, but bassists seem to know me better than guitarists lately) I'm a small-scale pedal builder working out of my garage. I do it 100% for fun, it is not how I make my living as I have a solid day job. Anyway, I have a bunch of new designs I'm waiting on boards for, and I could use some help naming them. I have working titles for all of them, but I don't love the names I came up with. I posted this on Facebook as a contest, so it would only be fair to offer the same prizes here, anyone that gives a name that Iend up using will get a laser engraved plaque that says "I NAMED A SUSHI BOX PEDAL, BOW BEFORE MY GREATNESS" with your name, the pedal's name, and the Sushi Box logo.

So here's what I've got:

1) Ampeg B-15 preamp pedal with 6N21B tube. Working title: "Amp Egg"

2) Ibanez TS808 with the input and output buffers replaced with 6N21B tube stages. Working title: "Electric Potato"

3) Sunn Model T preamp pedal with 6N21B tubes. Working title: "Sunny T Lite"

4) Orange AD200B preamp pedal with 6N21B tube. Working title: "Rhymes With Orange"

5) Hybrid tube optical compressor with 6N21B tube. Working title: "Tubey Squeezy"

6) Tube tremolo with 6N21B tube. Working title: "Tubey Whirl"

7) HiWatt Dr103 preamp pedal with 6N21B tubes. Working title: "Wraith Dt103"
Honestly the names for 1-4 are amazing
 
Nothing tied to your company name but here is my quick stab at some names.


Ampeg B-15 Eggs Over Easy

Ibanez TS808 Kick & Scream

Sunn Model T SUNNsaTion

Orange AD200B OrangeGrove

Hybrid tube optical compressor Dilating Pupils

Tube tremolo Trem YOLO

HiWatt Dr103 103 Watts
 
These are all very clever!! Hard to know if they are taken - do several searches before you commit.
Every year at NAMM there are kajillions of pedal, all with cute names - it never fails to astound me, and makes me think of how hard it must be to keep coming up with them! I think there are several pages of pedals in the Sweetwater catalog.

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