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Walrus Audio Canvas Rehearsal

@TaylorJ At the end of the day they're both board friendly headphone amps that take an Aux In directly or by bluetooth - it's the additional features and use cases that differentiates the two.

The Rehearsal seems aimed at solo practice, with a built in metronome and multiple ways to control that tempo (tap, dial, midi connections)

The Element doesn't have any baked in metronome or timing, but instead leans towards ampless playing and maybe even recording with IR/cabsim features and DI.
Thank you!
 
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@TaylorJ Little bit of googling suggests the Element has been discontinued? Not sure. It was originally a one off they were using at NAMM that they eventually brought to market after people loved them. Maybe there's another in development, but if it was close to being released you'd think you might've heard some rumbles around NAMM again. Not sure what the future holds for the Element.
 
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So after spending some time researching those three pedals today - Element, Rehearsal, and SaturnWorks, I think I've landed on the Element. Probably try to track down a used one. Quick question if you have used one: Is it possible to use the pedal without any cab sims when you want? At times I'd like to just come out of my board and practice quietly with some backing tracks. Does the Element add any color if you use it this way?
 
There are 5+1 presets on the Element. The +1 being no effects at all.

Even if you don't use the Cabsim, the presets may be nice for some EQ and a noise gate. You can toggle on a basic amp sim, EQ, noise gate, and cab sim and use any of them (or not) for any preset.
 
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Loving my rehearsal!
I run it on my board so my I’m hearing my board sound
Anyway, no one mentioned the Palmer pocket bass.
It can run on 9 volt battery as well
It got the hp out aux in , somewhat ok DI, EQ, overdrive and some cab options
Great affordable obtainable Swiss Army knife
 
Soon available in EU (Thomann)
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Loving my rehearsal!
I run it on my board so my I’m hearing my board sound
Anyway, no one mentioned the Palmer pocket bass.
It can run on 9 volt battery as well
It got the hp out aux in , somewhat ok DI, EQ, overdrive and some cab options
Great affordable obtainable Swiss Army knife
That does seem like a nice unit.
 
The only pedal i ever managed to fry was a Canvas Tuner. 9 v, all i did was toggle to switch the display 180’. i had been using it with the top jacks to the rear of the board, i flipped the pedal so the jacks faced the front of the board, went into Mode, switched to 180, and that smell…I had a used Small Trees pedal fail immediately, but the Canvas pedal failed after a month, and all i did was toggle the aspect. Sent it back to the Candy People, the replacement is on my board now because i can have top jacks facing me and see the display right side up. That’s a ton of cash.
 

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