Me too but I didn’t touch it for 20 years. New power supply and everything works, including the presets I made. That little internal battery must have died years ago so it’s a good surprise.
Yeah wow, a real winner of a pedal. Congrats Catalinbread for making an absolutely beautiful sounding pedal that also works well with distorted and overdriven tones. The reverb trails are even and gorgeous. Whatever circuitry you're using, you got it right. The Soft Focus is easily one of the very best pedals I've heard in the last two years. You hit the jackpot with having Ryan do this demo. Wonderful inspired playing - The sign of a great pedal! 😎
Many of the Soft Focus ethereal sounds can easily be used as intros to more hard driven tunes. Here is a new approach to sound that creative people should not ignore! Yes I bought one after your video.
I dont think doing the "clean part, then dirty part" thing that's been done since the 60s is very creative. That's kind of a "dont let peas touch the mashed potatoes" kind of approach.
Takes me back to Jerry Garcia doing those 30 minute space jam solos. Great sounding reverb. I'd love to hear a snare drum run through it with some King Tubby style dub too.
@@ian.macnicol pretty much any song of theirs from any live performances. Jerry noodles so much he should be called ramen. Dark Star, and Morning Dew were always good in particular.
@@ian.macnicol you want to start with the 4/8/72 Dark Star. The OP is being facetious, tho. But also any 1973 Playing In the Band. As the 80’s and 90’s wore on, they got more sound effects into the chain but maybe check out any version of Space -> The Other One or Dark Star from 89 or something like that
The lighting adjustment made it officially shoegaze, the drama was there. Paired with the beautiful playing you made it a great sounding pedal Ryan ❤️ you felt things in real time playing this pedal. You are a natural shoegazer
@@PedalPlayhouse because it’s easier to “sound good” Rather than be a great guitarist. I honestly think it’s because Americans have simply nothing to say because they know they’ll get in trouble. Rock ‘n’ roll and heavy-metal are dead🫣
@@christopherdouglas512 radio stations that had that style of music kinda disappeared in the end of the 90s and it just never seems to have recovered. Anyone can be a good guitarist if one removes their ego and puts the work in.. but that’s if they have the time. Americans are overworked to just survive and don’t have a lot of free time to express themselves anymore. Not that they don’t have much to say or are afraid really but it’s unfortunate that this is the state of things.
@@christopherdouglas512you’ve just generalized that a country of 332 million people ‘have nothing to say.’ 🤡 Meanwhile, incredible bands now, coming out of everywhere in the world. US, UK, Japan, South America, France, Sweden, etc.etc. If you’re not hearing great music you’re out of touch.
100% accurate title. And your playing really gets into it once you dim the lights, no joke! You should have picked a guitar with a wiggle stick - if youd bent a few of those notes over the loop you'd be nailing it even more. Us 'gazers love to wiggle our sticks. Another thing these kinds of pedals do well is creating ambient tones that you can do a short loop of, and then play over - ethereal sound in the background to really fill a room with.
Yes to the lighting at 12:00. I carried around an Alesis midiverb4 zip tied inside a suitcase just for this kind of reverb and finally replaced it with a Matthews astronomer…but this one has a richer modulation and is more like the old 90s rack unit of mine. Love this with the fuzz. Great demo.
Back in the day I was at church in school and the band played an instrumental of INXS never year up apart during the communion part. This pedal playing that track would sound crazy.
One of my favorite memories was busting out singing that song in small car. It came on an 80s station in 1998. A guy from work who was into alternative music laughed and laughed. I wore all black with thick boots. He couldn't believe I would know that songs so well.
This pedal sounds incredible. The only thing this video left me wondering is how it would sound with a sustainiac. Loved the baritone at the end. It really tied the video together.
🎶Sugar for the pill, you know it’s just the way things are 🎶 love slowdive, this looks like a fantastic pedal! I have the Walrus Audio Slö reverb pedal, and it scratches that shoegaze itch. The price points are very similar, about a 20$ difference. (The Slö is on sale currently on Sweetwater, so it’s a little cheaper at the moment) Can’t go wrong with either or, it seems!
Last year I went from 1 Catalinbread pedal to 4. I bought some mod pedals and the Anticthon fuzz. The Many Worlds Phaser and the Callisto Chorus are both amazing.
Keeley already had soft focus on his pedals. But this pedal...Maybe I need this soft focus 2 too. Genius idea for a complete pedal., It sounds Slowdive for sure. Good presentation mr Hum.
@@SS-gx7tg the soft focus mode is on the Keeley Realiser reverb and on the Keeley Loomer. Also very nice, but just one control for the modulation (manipulating the chain of 2 delays with five chorusses). A comparison video would be great, it will come I suppose.
@@maartenstevens9848 Oof! I totally forgot about the Realizer. Probably because it seems kinda difficult to track down (limited? Only available from certain places?) but that one always sounded great, as does this. I agree a shootout between the Realizer (or Loomer) and this would be really interesting. But gah, I'm not a fan of the art on this one at all :/
Gonna pick this up for sure. It's such an over the top reverb and I love that. It really reminds me of a Zoom 507 with a shimmer and that's just my sauce.
I could write an entire album based around that pedal. Great video. PS: That last loop jam was almost Vangelis level. Beyond the $209 price tag. PSS: Introspective and Aloof look = Jaded, Melancholy Sea Captain. (Recommend trying to play "Brandy" in Shoegazer mode...)
I absolutely love that ambiance I never freaking do this but I had one in order from Sweetwater before the video was even half way. I have been looking for a cool effect to tie together a collection of music I have been recording and this is it.
I'm half way in and I want to know how much and I want to hear some low-key fuzz run through it as well as it going into delay and a chorus pedal (it's how I run my shoegaze pedal board) you are right it does shoegaze, good job Sir
Thank you soooo much for sharing this product. This effect pedal rocks n rules for guitar solos or what have you. I'm definitely buying this pedal for my pedal board period! You rock dude!! Thanks peace out 👍🏽.
So, you've learned that pretty can also be mysterious and powerful with virtually limitless complex textures. Maybe explore this avenue along with the surf and metal styles you typically do?
Finally an aesthetic from CB that isn't completely devoid of taste. This isn't exactly classic CB design visually but I much appreciate the simple appearance compared to the Dream skewer and all that bull.
The CB Talisman pedal is anything but devoid of taste. It has a specific purpose, but that purpose is incredible. That being said, I’m generally not a fan of excessively painted pedals. The Talisman is visually subdued, thankfully.
@@Protocol_17 I think the talisman belongs to the more 'classic' graphic group, I didn't mind that one, and sounds amazing. I realize I was pretty grumpy for some reason writing that, but I do enjoy this digital readout look more than the recent psychedelic looking things.
Years ago I saw a band, can't remember who -- maybe Yo La Tengo -- , in which the guitarist was using a paintbrush and fast-strumming to get a wash of sound with no audible attack. The brush looked to be about 1 1/2" wide. Later on Jonsi from Sigur Ros got a similar sound by using a bow. If you're feeling experimental the brush thing might sound interesting with this pedal.
Want want want. I've not been a big pedal guy, but am sort of heading that way anyway and really, really into shoegaze and dream pop. That whole sound seems very 'Catch the Breeze' to me. Something for the old xmas list. It ain't hoarding if you can make music with it, right? Great review. Great sound. Love that Guild.
Have you considered making a video reviewing other surf artists music, I bet you'd be awesome at that and I would like to hear your thoughts. If you haven't yet heard the band Daikaiju I highly recommend them. More of a modern take on surf but very cool. I'd like to know what you think of them.
Damn, I'm blown away. But I have to wait. Buying a Duesenberg Fairytale Goldburst Lap Steel on your Thomann affiliate link page already last night. Heck they're already out with a 4-5 in-stock estimate.
Your shoe gaze demo even made ME feel like a dramatic, moody, whiny little snot. Well done! Actually, I must admit that some beautiful noises came out of that pedal. Very nice.
I have a Keeley Loomer and a Realizer on my board and the realizer is dedicated to the soft focus patch. This pedal doesn’t have the same thing going on in regards to the the soft focus patch of those pedals, but it’s different enough to warrant me wanting to buy it.
I use to have a fx500. Built like a flimsy, cheap, piece of crap... but sounded just like this pedal. This is probably a great alternative to that cool slowdive vibe. The qaudraverb by alesis can come close as well.
Important question Ryan; have you watched twin peaks or anything by David Lynch? his main composer (Angelo Badalamenti) has done some good soundtrack work you'd like (the opening for twin peaks is basically surf + shoegaze; Angelo being the main inspiration for lots of shoegaze)
Really nice sounds, right down my alley. Sadly it comes with a nice price tag as well. 250€ auts. If compared to EH oceans 12 for example. But 9-18v if I saw correctly. That´s awesome..maybe even more head room on 18v?
@@xBelastianx That´s true. Can be hard to come by though? I personally like The simplicity of foot pedals. But I mean..I have EH oceans 12 and it does The trick. Still it´s 20-30 bucks cheaper and has more pros. But am I considering this one, yeah absolutely.
@@johnnydark4802 i got mine for 50€. You can always have it on or under a board, and get like a true bypass looper to switch it on or off. This is more convenient though. Though you will have the added doubt: is this exaaactly like the original? :D
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Here’s looking at shoe, kid!
Amazing comment 👏
In all the Pedal Boards, in all the garages, in all the world! It velcroed onto mine.
"We'll always have reverb."
@@CharlieMoney777 well I do regularly eat like him: ruclips.net/video/A7afwIxo5lE/видео.html
I see what you did there.
Longtime FX500 user here. Symphonic is basically a chorus with a touch of delay. Keep gazin’ Ryan!
Me too but I didn’t touch it for 20 years. New power supply and everything works, including the presets I made. That little internal battery must have died years ago so it’s a good surprise.
mine is noisy as fuck, not in a good way
@@foxgirl1822 they can be a bit noisy, old digital technology and all that, but it sounds like there’s a problem with yours
@@asims1066 ive had it for around 20 years. Have a midiverb 2 aswell but its also now too noisy (possible broken) to use. sad times!
Yeah wow, a real winner of a pedal. Congrats Catalinbread for making an absolutely beautiful sounding pedal that also works well with distorted and overdriven tones. The reverb trails are even and gorgeous. Whatever circuitry you're using, you got it right. The Soft Focus is easily one of the very best pedals I've heard in the last two years. You hit the jackpot with having Ryan do this demo. Wonderful inspired playing - The sign of a great pedal! 😎
I agree! But do you feel about the tempo of the trails? Doesn’t it seem to have a built in BPM
This thing sounds absoluely amazing. And I love how even at the lowest and highest settings it's still very musical. Great pedal
This was the best demo of this pedal i've seen so far! Thank you so much!
Ryan you made the best video with this new pedal hands down! Yes please more shoegaze you have a talent for it!
wow. I love it. You did this pedal justice. As a shoegaze artist, myself, I have so many things I want to try with this one. Thank you!
Many of the Soft Focus ethereal sounds can easily be used as intros to more hard driven tunes. Here is a new approach to sound that creative people should not ignore! Yes I bought one after your video.
I feel like this pedal would replace a lot of pedals I currently have. I really want one, but I can't justify the expenditure right now. Oh well.
I dont think doing the "clean part, then dirty part" thing that's been done since the 60s is very creative. That's kind of a "dont let peas touch the mashed potatoes" kind of approach.
@@JerryLeeHowell2 Or add this kind of sound to the guitar overdubs to make the song's guitar sound huge
Finally got this pedal. You're the only reason I even know it exists. It's instantly inspirational, paired with a ProCo Rat 2. So, thank you!
That’s your best sounding demo yet.
That outro jam made the hairs on the back of my neck stand on end. Beautiful stuff, Ryan
Super cool pedal! You’re the best Ryan, hugs from Sweden!
Man, glad I watched the morning after, pretty sure I might have gazed off last night. Very smooth device like a choir of angels in a box.
Takes me back to Jerry Garcia doing those 30 minute space jam solos. Great sounding reverb. I'd love to hear a snare drum run through it with some King Tubby style dub too.
What songs should I check out to hear Jerry doing 30 minute space jam solos?
@@ian.macnicol pretty much any song of theirs from any live performances. Jerry noodles so much he should be called ramen.
Dark Star, and Morning Dew were always good in particular.
@@ian.macnicol you want to start with the 4/8/72 Dark Star. The OP is being facetious, tho. But also any 1973 Playing In the Band. As the 80’s and 90’s wore on, they got more sound effects into the chain but maybe check out any version of Space -> The Other One or Dark Star from 89 or something like that
Also flamingo shirt + shoegaze pedal video = baller
That pedal brought out the composer in you! I can imagine a scene in a movie with that soundtrack! Awesome! Just, Awesome! Thank you!
The lighting adjustment made it officially shoegaze, the drama was there. Paired with the beautiful playing you made it a great sounding pedal Ryan ❤️ you felt things in real time playing this pedal. You are a natural shoegazer
"Officially Shoegaze".. you Hipster shoegaze experts are my favorite.
@@fixedgear37 what would the world be without such experts?! Why total chaos!!!! 🤣
@@PedalPlayhouse because it’s easier to “sound good” Rather than be a great guitarist. I honestly think it’s because Americans have simply nothing to say because they know they’ll get in trouble. Rock ‘n’ roll and heavy-metal are dead🫣
@@christopherdouglas512 radio stations that had that style of music kinda disappeared in the end of the 90s and it just never seems to have recovered. Anyone can be a good guitarist if one removes their ego and puts the work in.. but that’s if they have the time. Americans are overworked to just survive and don’t have a lot of free time to express themselves anymore. Not that they don’t have much to say or are afraid really but it’s unfortunate that this is the state of things.
@@christopherdouglas512you’ve just generalized that a country of 332 million people ‘have nothing to say.’ 🤡 Meanwhile, incredible bands now, coming out of everywhere in the world. US, UK, Japan, South America, France, Sweden, etc.etc. If you’re not hearing great music you’re out of touch.
This is the greatest pedal I've ever heard
Pedal sounds absolutely killer. Don't think it was really on anyone's radar but going to be hearing a lot more of it based on those tones.
The pedal sounds fantastic, really spot on. Great playing Ryan, very appropriate and tasteful
Walking away as it feeds back - yes
You know, I knew nothing about this pedal...but after watching this demo it us at the top of my buy list! Gorgeous, inspired playing
With a "little" fuzz, that thing screams Pink Floyd's 'Saucerfull of Secrets'
Absolutely gorgeous
And "Echoes"!
100% accurate title. And your playing really gets into it once you dim the lights, no joke! You should have picked a guitar with a wiggle stick - if youd bent a few of those notes over the loop you'd be nailing it even more. Us 'gazers love to wiggle our sticks.
Another thing these kinds of pedals do well is creating ambient tones that you can do a short loop of, and then play over - ethereal sound in the background to really fill a room with.
these reviews are so calming. Guitar Dad messes around with sick pedals? I'm sold
Two Princeton’s may be my favorite thing ever. So fun.
I was moved. That was awesome! Youre a natural. It spoke to u. Its so inspiring.
Love the music blackgaze groups are creating these days with similar sounds, truly in love with the whole thing. Cannot wait to own this pedal!
Beautiful reverb, definitely gonna buy one when I got the money!
I still don't have the money
Yes to the lighting at 12:00. I carried around an Alesis midiverb4 zip tied inside a suitcase just for this kind of reverb and finally replaced it with a Matthews astronomer…but this one has a richer modulation and is more like the old 90s rack unit of mine. Love this with the fuzz. Great demo.
Love this pedal/demo. Your loops sound like they could be the soundtrack to a movie I would want to watch.
Back in the day I was at church in school and the band played an instrumental of INXS never year up apart during the communion part. This pedal playing that track would sound crazy.
One of my favorite memories was busting out singing that song in small car. It came on an 80s station in 1998. A guy from work who was into alternative music laughed and laughed. I wore all black with thick boots. He couldn't believe I would know that songs so well.
Spacey! I feel like I’m floating in the abyss thanks Ryan!
Got a FX550 to have the symphonic effect and found it was way better unit that the FX500 I had in the early 90's. Great video!
Isn’t every pedal good for shoegaze as long as you have 30 of them on at once?
This pedal sounds incredible. The only thing this video left me wondering is how it would sound with a sustainiac. Loved the baritone at the end. It really tied the video together.
I have the tc electronic version of an ebow, i should try that.
🎶Sugar for the pill, you know it’s just the way things are 🎶
love slowdive, this looks like a fantastic pedal! I have the Walrus Audio Slö reverb pedal, and it scratches that shoegaze itch. The price points are very similar, about a 20$ difference. (The Slö is on sale currently on Sweetwater, so it’s a little cheaper at the moment) Can’t go wrong with either or, it seems!
i got both 🥹
I'm really glad Catalinbread kept going & is producing new stuff. It seemed like (to me anyway) that it was close to fading away. /// Great Video.
I’m glad too, they make fantastic pedals.
Last year I went from 1 Catalinbread pedal to 4. I bought some mod pedals and the Anticthon fuzz. The Many Worlds Phaser and the Callisto Chorus are both amazing.
@@SonovaBish
The Echorec is amazing.
Dammit Ryan!! I'm not rich and now you made me buy this pedal - yeah, thanks mate....
At 15mins you got sick horror movie or carpenter movie vibes soo good!
Keeley already had soft focus on his pedals. But this pedal...Maybe I need this soft focus 2 too. Genius idea for a complete pedal., It sounds Slowdive for sure. Good presentation mr Hum.
What Keeley pedal is like this one? I have Nocturne which is a great shimmer reverb
@@SS-gx7tg the soft focus mode is on the Keeley Realiser reverb and on the Keeley Loomer. Also very nice, but just one control for the modulation (manipulating the chain of 2 delays with five chorusses). A comparison video would be great, it will come I suppose.
@@maartenstevens9848 Oof! I totally forgot about the Realizer. Probably because it seems kinda difficult to track down (limited? Only available from certain places?) but that one always sounded great, as does this. I agree a shootout between the Realizer (or Loomer) and this would be really interesting. But gah, I'm not a fan of the art on this one at all :/
This soft focus is better than Keeley’s. Had the realizer…
@@renula Agreed. I had the Realizer and a Loomer -- this is much closer to the FX500 (which I also have).
Gonna pick this up for sure. It's such an over the top reverb and I love that. It really reminds me of a Zoom 507 with a shimmer and that's just my sauce.
The Zoom 507 is another hidden gem. Compares with studio rack reverb units costing much more.
Awesome demo Ryan!! Ordered one of these for my bass-gaze board!
P.S that Guild is legendary!
☮️☮️☮️
What a cool pedal! Absolutely loved this demo! Not a single bad sound.
From Slowdive and Cocteau Twins to Monster Magnet and then to a Daft Punk TRON soundtrack....this pedal has it going on!
Which Monster Magnet songs have this? Ozium?
Reverb goes BEFORE your dirt pedals when playing shoegaze, and it's also good to have another reverb pedal AFTER.
This ⬆
I agree with that. Tried and true
I could write an entire album based around that pedal. Great video.
PS: That last loop jam was almost Vangelis level. Beyond the $209 price tag.
PSS: Introspective and Aloof look = Jaded, Melancholy Sea Captain. (Recommend trying to play "Brandy" in Shoegazer mode...)
I was thinking Vangelis from the get go. I pretty much immediately thought of some of the subtle background music from Blade Runner.
Maybe an Old Spice endorsement is in order😊
Jesus man that sounds absolutely AMAZING
I absolutely love that ambiance I never freaking do this but I had one in order from Sweetwater before the video was even half way. I have been looking for a cool effect to tie together a collection of music I have been recording and this is it.
This channel shows me the best pedals 👌🏾
Man I’m really digging this Guild.
Incredible.
Catalanbread makes amazing pedals.
Love it. I've had an FX500 on/off since the early 90's. Ordered before the video ended.
Pleasantly amazed! Sold at this point less than halfway through
18:22 and a little onwards - Blade Runner vibes. Cheers Ryan I really liked this unboxing.
Definitely shoegaze going on dude, I recently brought a Yamaha fx 500, it's amazing and now I must get the catalinbread version of the soft focus.
I'm half way in and I want to know how much and I want to hear some low-key fuzz run through it as well as it going into delay and a chorus pedal (it's how I run my shoegaze pedal board) you are right it does shoegaze, good job Sir
The audio of this video make my phone vibrate like no other video before
Thank you soooo much for sharing this product. This effect pedal rocks n rules for guitar solos or what have you. I'm definitely buying this pedal for my pedal board period! You rock dude!! Thanks peace out 👍🏽.
So, you've learned that pretty can also be mysterious and powerful with virtually limitless complex textures. Maybe explore this avenue along with the surf and metal styles you typically do?
OMG, this thing really inspirational for me. Hit right in my creative sound design spot.
Great demo That pedal is amazing
Finally an aesthetic from CB that isn't completely devoid of taste. This isn't exactly classic CB design visually but I much appreciate the simple appearance compared to the Dream skewer and all that bull.
The CB Talisman pedal is anything but devoid of taste. It has a specific purpose, but that purpose is incredible. That being said, I’m generally not a fan of excessively painted pedals.
The Talisman is visually subdued, thankfully.
@@Protocol_17 I think the talisman belongs to the more 'classic' graphic group, I didn't mind that one, and sounds amazing. I realize I was pretty grumpy for some reason writing that, but I do enjoy this digital readout look more than the recent psychedelic looking things.
Didnt need it until you played it. In my best Hank Hill voice: "wth is a shoeglaze? Is that some new fangled fashion?"
Like the sound with fuzz too. This is the only demo with any kind of dirty sound with it.
yep this one does the thing
Looks like it's got legendary SYMPHONIC effect integrated into this pedal as well. At least it says that right under the first upper knob!
This is so good. I might have to begin listening to shoegaze.
wow yeah thats a gorgeous effect and a good looking pedal :)
Fun Demo Ryan. THANK YOU
Years ago I saw a band, can't remember who -- maybe Yo La Tengo -- , in which the guitarist was using a paintbrush and fast-strumming to get a wash of sound with no audible attack. The brush looked to be about 1 1/2" wide. Later on Jonsi from Sigur Ros got a similar sound by using a bow. If you're feeling experimental the brush thing might sound interesting with this pedal.
Want want want. I've not been a big pedal guy, but am sort of heading that way anyway and really, really into shoegaze and dream pop. That whole sound seems very 'Catch the Breeze' to me. Something for the old xmas list. It ain't hoarding if you can make music with it, right?
Great review. Great sound. Love that Guild.
Have you considered making a video reviewing other surf artists music, I bet you'd be awesome at that and I would like to hear your thoughts. If you haven't yet heard the band Daikaiju I highly recommend them. More of a modern take on surf but very cool. I'd like to know what you think of them.
Damn, I'm blown away. But I have to wait. Buying a Duesenberg Fairytale Goldburst Lap Steel on your Thomann affiliate link page already last night. Heck they're already out with a 4-5 in-stock estimate.
Love the relicing on that pink strat 😮
😉
Your shoe gaze demo even made ME feel like a dramatic, moody, whiny little snot. Well done! Actually, I must admit that some beautiful noises came out of that pedal. Very nice.
I like a jangly chimey sound that cuts thru the mix when I gig
Sounds spectacular!
Very Cocteau Twins / The Moon and the Melodies sounding. I love it.
I have a Keeley Loomer and a Realizer on my board and the realizer is dedicated to the soft focus patch. This pedal doesn’t have the same thing going on in regards to the the soft focus patch of those pedals, but it’s different enough to warrant me wanting to buy it.
How would you say it is different?
@@milk_bath from this demo it’s much more atmospheric and shimmery. It’s lacking the dual delay option that the Realizer offers.
@@boket5u Thank you. I wonder if I can get a similar vibe like this on my Quadraverb.
Sounds really nice! I guess CB still got it without Howard. And you are killing it with this thing. Now I really want one🙃
This is the first new catalinbread I'm interested in since Howard
@@bobbiemiles-foremaniii8747 I am with you on that.
wow. good channel. the algo delivered today.
Never heard of this pedal before and I want it. I could space out and jam on that thing for hours on end.
I use to have a fx500. Built like a flimsy, cheap, piece of crap... but sounded just like this pedal. This is probably a great alternative to that cool slowdive vibe. The qaudraverb by alesis can come close as well.
good thing they’re cheaper used than these pedals lol
5 minutes in..... I like that! Maxed is a little too much for me, but I can see a lot of possibilities with this thang!
Love the pedal and the Guild!
Just ordered one of these. Great demo! You also put me on Guild guitars. That will be my next one.
Important question Ryan; have you watched twin peaks or anything by David Lynch?
his main composer (Angelo Badalamenti) has done some good soundtrack work you'd like (the opening for twin peaks is basically surf + shoegaze; Angelo being the main inspiration for lots of shoegaze)
I really want to know how it sounds with a baritone or a long guitar - I love those ambient sounds on the low end!
stick around till the end of the video.
@@60CycleHumcast Oooooooh, nice! 🥰
Great demo, thank you!!
Really nice sounds, right down my alley. Sadly it comes with a nice price tag as well. 250€ auts.
If compared to EH oceans 12 for example. But 9-18v if I saw correctly. That´s awesome..maybe even more head room on 18v?
Keeley Loomer is another option.
It's a bit hard to swallow if you can get FX500s for around 70-100 Euro.
@@xBelastianx That´s true. Can be hard to come by though? I personally like The simplicity of foot pedals.
But I mean..I have EH oceans 12 and it does The trick. Still it´s 20-30 bucks cheaper and has more pros.
But am I considering this one, yeah absolutely.
@@milk_bath Yeah jummy, but also jummy price.
@@johnnydark4802 i got mine for 50€. You can always have it on or under a board, and get like a true bypass looper to switch it on or off. This is more convenient though. Though you will have the added doubt: is this exaaactly like the original? :D
PG put out a review/demo at the same time, Ryan's got twice as many views so far, well done dudio 👍
I hit the algorithm just right with this one. Not sure what I did but it worked.
Thats the sound of Slowdive (at least on their first record) and Cocteau Twins.
It's vaguely 80's Tangerine Dream/ "Blade Runner" Vangelis...in a stomp box! I need!!!!
Great review and yes - everyone should get into 90s shoegaze :)
What pedal were you using at 22:28? Fuzz or overdrive? Something else? That sounded incredible.
Pure mid career Slowdive sound. Sounds like my next pedal purchase is sorted out!!
lighting and a great pedal go a long way!
Awesome guitar!!❤