You asked for it-The perfect delay pedal (I may be biased…) 

It certainly doesn't hurt that (I don't think I'm aware of any) every one of these guys just enjoys what they do and talking about. Brian, more than anything, I think likes to educate. While I chase tone, these guys are leading it!

I’d throw JHS in that category as well.

@LiamNashMiller Oh absolutely. Josh is the stoner little brother who has come into his own and REALLY likes provenance and history. Brian is the younger uncle who is a science nerd through and through, but gave you your first beer so you respect the hell out of him.

Vertex as well.

@@danielgirdner9567 Agreed.

Yeah because he’s knocking off all those companies. They all just copy and ”tweak” existing circuits anyway. Same as the craft beer industry, a few good beers, mostly the same mediocre beers.. but boy do they love to get creative with names and labels..

I wondered if anyone else noticed that.

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@@bluematrix5001 Look in the video description, there's a link to a VST version of this delay.

@@emdotambient thanks, did u compare it to the Pedal? if yes, how it is?

@@bluematrix5001 considering the pedal is based off of coding I would say it's an exact copy. The IR's or how you may be reamping it may provide different results based on speakers etc.

@@anthonydallarosa8314 well in theory should be the same but in my experience any of the Eventide Plugins that are copies of some algo in the H9000 do not sound exactly the same but yes give you that vibe !

yeah! Now that it's completed I should be able to get some more youtube videos done ;)

@@wampler_pedals yes please! More nerdy talk please! You have inspired me to bread board! I still need to understand op-amp biasing a little better and using hi and lo pass filters before the op-amp. Anyway, a great big thank you to you for the great sounding pedals and the education especially!!!

I'm missing something here I think- it "changes the game" because you can use it both for recording and live performance? But I thought you could already use pretty much any pedal to record with- you just have to have an audio interface with the proper connections and an amp. There's a line out on the back of my amp, like most- I can easily convert it to RCA left and right- and the Behringer audio interface I have has RCA inputs and outputs on it. I thought I could just plug my amp directly into that audio interface- run some monitor speakers out of the RCA out puts on it- and viola- the signal is in the computer and I have a way to monitor it. The only issue I see is that the amp is outputting an analogue signal and the computer only accepts digital information- so I have no idea if it's going to work- haven't tried it yet. I don't have any software on my system to recognize the input yet- gotta get something that will recognize it and then convert it to digital format.

Thanks so much!

The SPX90, at that time as a kid it was my dream to have one, but no money...

Pantheon, Tumnus Deluxe, and Mini-Ego here. Have a couple more Wampler pedals but RatsBane is so much fun.

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😂 I should have been a divorce lawyer specializing in GAS cases