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HEY HEY HEY HEY!!! Markbass pedals!!!

#21
And it looks like there is a whole other set of them we can't see in yellow! From the edges of the text on the little bit of the yellow ones, they don't appear to just be yellow version of the black ones (not that I can read the text but the placement of it is different). Man I am curious!
 
#29
thedude77md said:
And it looks like there is a whole other set of them we can't see in yellow! From the edges of the text on the little bit of the yellow ones, they don't appear to just be yellow version of the black ones (not that I can read the text but the placement of it is different). Man I am curious!
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If you look at the back of the photo, the yellow pedals appear smaller than the black ones.
 
#30
I so called this last September...

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:D

I want one with the power section built in... A head in a footpedal. A built-in compressor, tuner, and tube preamp, push-button mute, and FX-loop would be awesome.
 
#31
excane said:
I'm interested in all the new stuff coming out at NAMM now, but what's the deal with the paint job on these pedals....do I have to be in Stryper to play them?

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easy man, i'm in stryper.

not really...

i think the ones in the front might be programmable. i think the outter two buttons on the bottom left say "down" on the left and "up" on the right.

YAY!!! for multiple settings!!
 
#36
slackinatthebas said:
easy man, i'm in stryper.

not really...

i think the ones in the front might be programmable. i think the outter two buttons on the bottom left say "down" on the left and "up" on the right.

YAY!!! for multiple settings!!
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I'm pretty sure that's just standard synth filter jargon.

I'm also pretty sure bottom left is synth, top left is compressor, bottom middle is chorus/flange, and top right is overdrive or distortion seeing as it has tubes and probably not enough knobs for a preamp.
 
#39
OK, here's what I can make out:

Bottom yellow pedal (far left): Not much except that it appears to have an XLR jack on the side, so possibly some kind of DI?

Top yellow: Nothing. EDIT: After seeing Sound Chaser's post, I am inclined to agree with him. It looks like a VLE/VPF pedal (Vintage Loundspeaker Emulator/Variable Pre-shape Filter)

Bottom left black: Name [Synth], Knobs [Range, Sensitivity, Mix], Switches [Down/PS1, True Bypass, Up/PS2]. I'm guessing that PS is preset.

Top left black: Name [Compressor], Knobs [(1) Looks like the first word is 'Clean' (2) Threshold (3) No idea (4) Attack (5) No idea], Switch [True Bypass].

Bottom centre black: Name [Chorus/Flanger], Knobs [Speed, xxxxxxx, Mix], Switches [Boost, True Bypass, Chorus/Flanger].

Top centre black: Name [Unknown, but from knob labels I'm guessing that is an octave pedal], Knobs [Oct 1, Oct 2, Mix], Switches [the only one I am seeing is 'True Bypass']

Bottom right black: I think that the nearest knob says 'Decay', so it may be a delay pedal.

Top right black: I'm guessing that it is Distortion, but that is just deduction and the length of the name.
 

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