the thing is soleman isn’t are main product, and it doesn’t sell like the collider, c4, eq2, etc. I dont even think it sells as well as some of the older pedals that haven’t been our big sellers.
id love to update the soleman, (Jesse got a long laundry list of things I suggested over the years long before being hired on), it’s still a great controller, and I still use mine (paired with an airstep to supplement midi control and allow for connection to non midi pedals). I have 9 switches at my disposal for customized control of my board, soleman acts more as the master, recalling macros sent when loading in panels to get all my settings primed for a song, then some standard controls on panel mode for swapping presets on my midi modded POG2, switching curves on my eq2 (guitarist remember, so switching between standard and lead boost curves), switching presets on my reflex (volume and wah presets typically, sometimes some more customized settings for specific songs and multi pedal controls) and finally tap tempo (like having a master LED flashing in tempo at all times just to monitor the midi clock being sent out). Soleman in turn tells the airstep what presets to load up so that I get more customized switching for the specific song (amp channel, changing between ventris/nemesis and collider presets for a song, reverb hold, etc). Soleman is still pretty capable, and I find the long narrow design along with the connections being on the side to work betting on my board and allows me to keep the pedals above tight to the soleman and and easier to reach.