Pedal Demos!

[GardenBass]

It is very quiet. Especially with the manual about about 9 o'clock. I found the 108 to be a bit loud as well. In general I wanted to love the 108, but the sound never delivered. The options were amazing, but it wasn't the sound I had in my head. The A/DA delivers the sound I wanted.
Yep i'm totally with you on the mf108 - just not quite what i expected. I really like the other Moog offerings though and your new set up sounds pretty sweet! Totally appreciate what you do for demos - and bass demos in particular. Incredibly helpful and inspiring. I'm subbed and hope it helps. Cheers!

 

[BigBeatNut]

FMeron from Iron Ether!

Oh, to have presets on that pedal ... time for an Iron Ether / Source Audio collaboration ?

 

[nshuman]

Oh, to have presets on that pedal ... time for an Iron Ether / Source Audio collaboration ?

Are the Neuro modules out yet?

 

[BigBeatNut]

FMeron from Iron Ether!

Oh, to have presets on that pedal ... time for an Iron Ether / Source Audio collaboration ?

Are the Neuro modules out yet?

Seriously, the variety of tones this pedal can produce is just crying out for the source audio midi approach ... @rsmith601 ?

 

[vivaknoxvegas]

Are you asking me or somebody else, haha? I actually have very little gear to trade, because I have to flip most of everything I review to afford the next pedals to review.

Sell Dingwall, buy used MexiFender... moar pedals!

 

[rsmith601]

Seriously, the variety of tones this pedal can produce is just crying out for the source audio midi approach ... @rsmith601 ?

That product was intended for analog pedals. IE are all digital pedals, no reason not to have midi?

 

[BigBeatNut]

That product was intended for analog pedals. IE are all digital pedals, ...

I didn't know that, thank you.

 

[Driven Crane]

That product was intended for analog pedals. IE are all digital pedals, no reason not to have midi?

Really? all of them? thanks...

 

[rsmith601]

Really? all of them? thanks...

The only one I actually took apart is the Xerograh Deluxe. We got one to test with Hot Hand 3. It looks analoggy, the manual reads analoggy, but that pedal had a low end DSP chip in there. I think its the Spin DSP. I can look again on Monday. It would make sense for the whole product line to use the same architecture.
More proof that people should listen with their ears! Generally, in my experience, bass players do this with more of an open mind than guitar players.

 

[nshuman]

Really? all of them? thanks...

A few are analog. The Oxide, QF2, SubT definitely are. Nimbus and Frantabit obviously are digital. I have no idea about the rest of the range. I'll let people with actual experience with those answer it

 

[BigBeatNut]

The only one I actually took apart is the Xerograh Deluxe. We got one to test with Hot Hand 3. It looks analoggy, the manual reads analoggy, but that pedal had a low end DSP chip in there. I think its the Spin DSP. I can look again on Monday. It would make sense for the whole product line to use the same architecture.

I can confirm a chip branded 'SpinSemiconductor' in the Xerograph deluxe.

A few are analog. The Oxide, QF2, SubT definitely are. Nimbus and Frantabit obviously are digital. I have no idea about the rest of the range. I'll let people with actual experience with those answer it

Can also confirm no chip of similar size and legginess as the 'Spin' chip exists in the SubT. Certainly not on the down-facing side of the board, and not on the up-facing side either, on the assumption that I'd see the leg configuration from the down side.

 

[Proton Lenny]

Chase Bliss Condor!

 

[Jeff Moote]

The Condor sounds awesome. How do you feel about the filter for synthy sweeps and such - is it resonant and warm enough to satisfy?

 

[Proton Lenny]

It is very warm. I don't think it is the 'sweetest' or smoothest filter ever, and it is a bit limited in controls. But it does sound very nice. For me it wouldn't be my only filter, but will all the other features it is a pretty rad pedal.

 

[JimmyM]

Another stellar demo of a pedal that's very cool but I have zero use for But that's cool...I love weird pedals, anyway.

 

[Proton Lenny]

Sonic smith Squaver P1+

 

[Proton Lenny]

Chase Bliss Audio Thermae!

 

[Proton Lenny]

Spaceman Nebula!

 

[Proton Lenny]

A recreation of a great classic phaser!

 

[JimmyM]

A recreation of a great classic phaser!

I'm surprised it took this long for someone to make a re-done Maestro. Sounds just like it to me and much easier to deal with on a gig than the Maestro: