No comment lolA very fair gouging price at that.
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No comment lolA very fair gouging price at that.
One made an appearance on Reverb a while back. It was $725 plus shipping and tax.I wonder what a gouger would ask for a Dubterrograph - if one ever made it onto Reverb?
Not his jam… hmmm. Well, it’s certainly my jam.One made an appearance on Reverb a while back. It was $725 plus shipping and tax.
https://reverb.com/item/41271847-iron-ether-dubterrograph
I think his jam is making money. I mean really, wouldn't you know if a pedal that literally puts two pedals next to each other is your jam or not?
I know, that horse has long decomposed.
Nothing is “better” in that situation. Any huge markup is garbage, IMO.I’d also say the over 200% markup of a $600 FMeron is better than the 150% markup of a $725 dubterrograph.
Nothing is “better” in that situation. Any huge markup is garbage, IMO.

That was my pedal/listing. And you're damn skippy about the making money part! But I ended up trading it for an FMeron.
The reason it wasn't my jam is cause the Dubterranea works best at the beginning of a signal chain, while the Xerograph is best put way down the line so it can sweep all of the effects. The way the dubterrograph is setup makes it quite difficult to do that sort of setup, despite being an absolutely excellent pedal!
At this time.. I have both individual pedals and it's a much more convenient setup.
The reason it wasn't my jam is cause the Dubterranea works best at the beginning of a signal chain, while the Xerograph is best put way down the line so it can sweep all of the effects. The way the dubterrograph is setup makes it quite difficult to do that sort of setup, despite being an absolutely excellent pedal!
Just as a heads up, the pedal is designed w 2 outs and 2 ins so you can easily accomplish your use case.
Ah, I understand why you would prefer to split them up. I mean, I have mine next to each other but if you want the versatility then sure. Good on you for actually using the darned thing then.
So, I'll take back what I said (as least as much as the internet allows)
As cool as that was and even with the multiple ins/outs I found two individual pedals more appealing. Plus I use some really fat mogami cables (purposefully) that sound great so that just didn't fit.
Right now if I want to put the Xerograph under my vertex riser to save space it's possible, or I can have it anywhere on the board space! (In my findings, the single Dubterranea has a tad more gain to it as well.)
In essence it's the same sound anyways so tomato tomato.
FMeron in the classifieds for sale for $320, not affiliated