God fucking DAMN it. EHX just want all my money and won't rest until I'm giving handies under Vauxhall bridge for pennies, will they?
Fortunately it's close enough to the HOG I bought recently, but actually providing FX that you would previous have to run in the original Superego's FX loop is a great idea. That and separating out the footswitch functions to make it less of a liability in a live situation.
That said, you can actually use the FX in isolation (on your dry signal, not the Freezed signal). Good thing it doesn't do octaves, or I would be kicking myself.
It's not cheap, but in a market where people are charging that for basic fuzz pedals, this actual has a lot of value; lotsa DSP going on there, lots of parts.
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Posted: Tue Sep 19, 2017 4:08 pm Post subject:
Some of that music is downright cringey
BUT this looks like a great machine. I love the superego. I probably wont make this a priority for a while though, considering the original has an fx loop for the sustain signal. _________________ High quality, low popularity Ecstatic Fury
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Yeah, the demo guy is pro AF but it's never anything past the mid 90s in terms of sounds or ideas. Ah well, they gotta appeal to the masses, but maybe get someone who's listened to music since then to demo things..
I guess if you're lacking the kind of additional FX that the SE+ offers, it could be pretty ace (seeing as you can use them separately).
Weird that they made the mode switch a footswitch though; how often are you changing that midsong?
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Posted: Tue Sep 19, 2017 8:18 pm Post subject:
eh, i could see some use for it, like if you didnt wanna bend over between songs to change the mode for a different song. but yeah the demo wasn't the best one they've put out, i saw a comment that was asking about the effects loop and they just replied that they covered the effects loop in the OG video, but i'm right there with that comment. where do the built in effects come in the signal chain regarding the effects loop? is it first or last in line? i would imagine last in line since they've got delays on there, but it still would've been nice to see them add some effects in the loop in addition to the built in effects. _________________
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Yeah, the demo guy is pro AF but it's never anything past the mid 90s in terms of sounds or ideas. Ah well, they gotta appeal to the masses, but maybe get someone who's listened to music since then to demo things..
I guess if you're lacking the kind of additional FX that the SE+ offers, it could be pretty ace (seeing as you can use them separately).
Weird that they made the mode switch a footswitch though; how often are you changing that midsong?
Wow, interesting stuff.
Also, surprisingly the guy does some B-side Radiohead at 7.50, most interesting part of video, being cheese-free and all.
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