OK, maybe not exactly but pretty close, and in the mix you'd be hard pushed to notice
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New MXR Vintage Bass Octave
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OK, maybe not exactly but pretty close, and in the mix you'd be hard pushed to notice
Does anyone else dislike these Mooer-sized mini pedals? My giant feet don't get along with these things. I bought a used mini TC Polytune and flipped it because of the petite size.
There are some on Jim Dunlop's Facebook and Instagram already. Hopefully a full review somewhere soon.
OK, maybe not exactly but pretty close, and in the mix you'd be hard pushed to notice
This was super helpful as my OC2 died about a year ago and I replaced with the Aguilar but I find it doesn't actually make it onto the stage and stays in my gig bag ;(
OK, maybe not exactly but pretty close, and in the mix you'd be hard pushed to notice
I didn't mean they never had a pedal that sounded like that before, just they hadn't made a pedal that was specifically the same as an OC2 in terms of its features and controls.
Just announced but the VBO is showing that it'll be out by the end of November. Didn't check the others. Might have to take the plunge on this baby.
Same here. I have just enough room on my Nano. This one may be worth getting in line for.
Just ordered one will see how it compares to my OC-2 when it gets here.
Just found out MXR is also adding a new Mini Iso Brick for those with small boards who need isolation...the old one covers me but this will be of interest to some I'm sure...
MXR MINI ISO-BRICK POWER SUPPLY
MXR MINI ISO-BRICK POWER SUPPLY
Dunlop has some new videos on their Facebook story with Michael League playing and it definitely sounds more OC-2ish than the other videos.
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How giant are your feet? I take either in 11 1/2 or 12 depending on the shoe, and I don't have a problem with my Polytune Mini.
Some do, some don't. I've heard from pedal builders who have said their little pedals get hate email. It took me a little bit to get used to footswitching them without flipping them over, but I can do it now, and I love how they save on board real estate. But I would imagine they'd be pretty easy to rehouse in a bigger enclosure. A lot easier than vice versa, that's for sure!
I wear size 12. Perhaps you are more nimble footed than I am. Not a fan of mini pedals and won't buy any again in the future.
