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Official Joyo Club Part 2: Beyond Thunderclone

I don't get all the grief Joyo gets about the art on their pedals. There are so many vintage/boutique pedals out there that have art that is just as cheesy or crappy as Joyos.
 
YES! It is a cheesy sorta of devil on there… So, what? If the gear works, advertise the gear. The cheesy knobs are more annoying to me. Of course, I don't believe in the devil, so I'm happy with my pedal as is: All hail the clones!

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I don't get all the grief Joyo gets about the art on their pedals. There are so many vintage/boutique pedals out there that have art that is just as cheesy or crappy as Joyos.

It's just personal taste. I love etched pedals, I love that style. Like I said, it wasnt bad, but I think it looks better now. I'm changing out the knobs too when I find some I dig
 
It's just personal taste. I love etched pedals, I love that style. Like I said, it wasnt bad, but I think it looks better now. I'm changing out the knobs too when I find some I dig


I don't mind the UD graphics because the devil is obscured almost completely by the knobs and the switches. I was glad my vintage phase was the gold one with no cheesey graphic. I see no purpose to the scorpion on the comp - it has to go.
 
On a whim and with $30 burning a hole in my paypal account, I ordered a Joyo tremolo ... Now that I'm focusing on guitar some more I'll be bringing the Vintage Drive back on the board, too. Between those and the UD and my old MIJ ES-335 copy, I'll be the best-sounding phony (clony?) around!
 
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