New "organ" pedal - EHX B9

[Jack Butler]

Jesus...I'm normally a bit of a minimalist and don't use pedals, even when playing guitar. But wow!

 

[fraublugher]

Wow.

 

[BigBeatNut]

God I want to hear a bass demo of this.

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Ditto. On both counts.

 

[metalinthenight]

Crazy awesome. I really want to hear demos on bass. I figure it won't handle the low register very well at all, but that is to be expected.

$290 list is ridiculous though. I know that will come down to the street price a bit, but we're still looking at $200+ :/

 

[MightyMiloQuinn]

Crazy awesome. I really want to hear demos on bass. I figure it won't handle the low register very well at all, but that is to be expected.

$290 list is ridiculous though. I know that will come down to the street price a bit, but we're still looking at $200+ :/

Well the list price on the Micro POG is $285. So that should give us a clue. I was expecting it to cost more than the MP, but not that they'd be so close.

 

[metalinthenight]

Wow, I never noticed that. It's been a long time since I bought a new pedal from the store. My mind is kind of set on used prices, haha.

 

[ole Jason]

I bet keys would sound amazing through it.

Yeah I can't wait to run my original B3 through it.

 

[MightyMiloQuinn]

Yeah. So the regular sale price for a new MP is ~$214, so the B9 should be around $225 I would guess.

 

[Syxz_ML]

Wow that sounded way better than I expected. True to the sound its trying to achieve. I'll keep my eye on this one

 

[chuck norriss]

now htey need to make a horn section pedal.

 

[Syxz_ML]

now htey need to make a horn section pedal.

Don't forget about a cowbell pedal. "I need more cowbell!" Lol

 

[Hobobob]

Oh man that's cool.

 

[chicago_mike]

I am spoiled...I spent 4 months on tour with a 1965 B3 and 122A. This pedal is...well.....it is what it is I guess.

 

[chuck norriss]

of course it's not a b3! but think of hte possibilities, combining it with a fuzz or reverb or whatever. could be fun.

 

[4StringAxe]

Nice. more GAS and another pedal that keeps me further from a comfortable retirement some day.

 

[Adamixoye]

Don't forget about a cowbell pedal. "I need more cowbell!" Lol

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[D.M.N.]

At first I was like "Woah, this is pretty nifty" and then the Jon Lord part came in and I was all "TAKE MY MONEY".

 

[Stealth Fighter]

Anybody remember this? The pedal reminds me of this 60s era Gitorgan. It was a nice instrument that did a very good job of emulating a B-3. The

http://guitarz.blogspot.com/2012/09/vintage-1960s-mci-guitorgan-electric.html

 

[smperry]

Holy crap! 96 tears even.

I played a chopped B3 for years before I started playing bass. If this pedal works well with bass, I will buy it for sure. It sounded so nice with the blended guitar too.Then, the tremolo on the Cathedral, the octave through distortion...dang.

 

[telecopy]

I want to see the guts. How in the heck do they get that sound outta that little thing.