I've noticed a big spike in the availabilty of the vintage version of this pedal on ebay (for pretty low prices). Goes to show how a reissue can in some cases hurt the vintage market. Besides the vast difference and size and some of the modern inovations in the new one (regular power, true bypass) has anyone had the chance to A/B the two and see how they compare?
I've thought about it, but the only ones I've ever seen are on eBay. and, since I'm perfectly satisfied with my new Clone Theory, I'd rather not buy one. I'll wait until someone sells one to my local shop, and then I'll be all over the opportunity to demo it EDIT: Found the link to the old site I found a few months back. It's just guitar demos of the old Clone Theory, and you really can't tell how it would sound on bass. Interesting, regardless! http://www.modezero.com/clone-theory.htm
Almost picked up an original a while back in NYC for $100 out the door. I just didn't want to carry it around all day and then to a Broadway show.
He isn't, but those seven weird-looking kids he has in that protein solution in the bathtub in the basement will be, one day.
If it makes you feel any better, we're keeping your thread up at the top of the forum by posting nonsense Any particular reason why you're interested in the vintage Clone Theory? The price isn't much different.
If you wanna hear a vintage clone theory, listen to just about everything Joy Division/New Order have ever done. It pretty much is Hooky's sound.
I've owned and repaired the old ones, and I'm an EH dealer can have sold new ones. All in all, the new ones a a bit quieter, and have the true-bypass switching which is nice. The new ones are also stereo, and the stereo setup is a bit different than the dry out / clone out on the old ones. Personally, I'd much rather have a Stereo Polychorus. Oh, wait - I DO have a Stereo Polychorus! I win! Matt Farrow
ok....so apart from a smaller footprint works off a 9v adapter or battery less noise true bypass cheaper with a gaurantee what have the romans ever done for us!!
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