It's here! Won't be able to try it out until tomorrow unfortunately. Anyone else receive theirs?
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Iron Ether Subterranea
- Thread starter JBNeedsBeer
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Which I shamefully missed the slightest chance of preying upon!!! Darn it.......
*sigh*
I may have got a shipping notice on the 17th but my pedal never actually the New Orleans Post Office until yesterday. I had been holding out hope to get it today and put up some demos this weekend.
The good news is that it should be here Monday but unsure how soon I will be able to demo, maybe a quick one Monday night. My work has been nuts lately.
Also, FYI...I suck at waiting.
I may have got a shipping notice on the 17th but my pedal never actually the New Orleans Post Office until yesterday. I had been holding out hope to get it today and put up some demos this weekend.
The good news is that it should be here Monday but unsure how soon I will be able to demo, maybe a quick one Monday night. My work has been nuts lately.
Also, FYI...I suck at waiting.
Mine is due on Monday, as well. I'm hoping to have some pretty comprehensive demos done by Wednesday night or early Thursday morning.
I really want this pedal to make me stop thinking about buying a Sub Phatty. So, my goal is to get it to sound as "real world" as possible. Both as a standalone octaver and as the first step in a modular synth chain. I love going over the top sometimes, and IE pedals always have that ability. However I think I can legitamately sound like a synth with lower resonance and more subdued sounds. I can get 90% of the way there with an oc2, fuzz pedal and xerograph. Based on Taylor's demos, I think this is gonna do it.
I really want this pedal to make me stop thinking about buying a Sub Phatty. So, my goal is to get it to sound as "real world" as possible. Both as a standalone octaver and as the first step in a modular synth chain. I love going over the top sometimes, and IE pedals always have that ability. However I think I can legitamately sound like a synth with lower resonance and more subdued sounds. I can get 90% of the way there with an oc2, fuzz pedal and xerograph. Based on Taylor's demos, I think this is gonna do it.
Same here, got the shipping notice on Monday, but it didn't actually ship until Wednesday and then USPS was slower than normal and it didn't arrive yesterday. Should get it today but won't have anytime to play with it since I have Pitchfork tickets tonight.
Well screw me...tracking info says it just got the post office late this morning after carrier already left so I won't get it until Monday. This is the slowest priority mail shipment I've experienced.
I love that he's flossing that $32 like a G...
I guess it would've been a fitty if not for the bottle of Belvie..
I guess it would've been a fitty if not for the bottle of Belvie..
