ShortScale.org

not to mention that there are examples of the behringer circuit actually sounding better than the original, for example, the Ultra Pitch Shifter/Harmonist US600 has cleaner tracking than any boss pitch shifter that i've ever played with, and it works better with chords than the boss as well.

Shiiiiiiiiiiiii, might have to pick up a clone of my old fave the Bluesbreaker mk1 at some point.

Best TS variant ever.

Does anyone know of any lovetone clones?

meltedbuzzbox wrote:Does anyone know of any lovetone clones?

i don't know of any cheap ones. I know someone who makes not inexpensive clones of them though. They're dear though. I can get you details if you're interseted.

Ro S wrote:

meltedbuzzbox wrote:Does anyone know of any lovetone clones?

i don't know of any cheap ones. I know someone who makes not inexpensive clones of them though. They're dear though. I can get you details if you're interseted.

as lovetone pedals seem to fetch £600 a piece I imagine they will be cheaper

Would love to hear what info you have bud

meltedbuzzbox wrote:

Ro S wrote:

meltedbuzzbox wrote:Does anyone know of any lovetone clones?

i don't know of any cheap ones. I know someone who makes not inexpensive clones of them though. They're dear though. I can get you details if you're interseted.

as lovetone pedals seem to fetch £600 a piece I imagine they will be cheaper

Would love to hear what info you have bud

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Check out the Caline pedals: the Caline Crazy Cacti is the clone of the Fulltone Fulldrive2, Caline Puffer is a Silicon Fuzz Face with a tone pot added clone (very nice), Caline English Man is a "wannabe" Carl Martin Plexitone clone. There are many others... and they are ridiculously cheap. EXAMPLE

I made a revised demo of the Joyo Ultimate Drive.
Do you want an OCD?
I sure don't.

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There is also a fairly cheap Harley Benton switching system wiith eight loops

Ooh, ooh - I feel duty bound to point out, I got a Mooer Trelicopter a couple of days ago, and it's a brilliant little trem. Whether or not it's really a copy of the Tremulator I don't know, but it's my new favourite. And more versatile than some reviews would have you believe.

Favourite trem.

benecol wrote:Ooh, ooh - I feel duty bound to point out, I got a Mooer Trelicopter a couple of days ago, and it's a brilliant little trem. Whether or not it's really a copy of the Tremulator I don't know, but it's my new favourite. And more versatile than some reviews would have you believe.

Favourite trem.

Yup, I've used it for a couple of years. Superb. No volume drop. Just a great sounding pedal.

Jagtornado wrote:There is also a fairly cheap Harley Benton switching system with eight loops

The MIDI one that's around £140?.

gusman2x wrote:

benecol wrote:Ooh, ooh - I feel duty bound to point out, I got a Mooer Trelicopter a couple of days ago, and it's a brilliant little trem. Whether or not it's really a copy of the Tremulator I don't know, but it's my new favourite. And more versatile than some reviews would have you believe.

Favourite trem.

Yup, I've used it for a couple of years. Superb. No volume drop. Just a great sounding pedal.

You can even use it as a volume boost.

othomas2 wrote:

Missed this, somehow.
Not very often gear gives me a boner these days but I'm just off over too eBay...

^

the echolizer and repeater are wishful thinking lol. some of the others, particularly the graphic eqs, dont make sense.

borrowing tim's mooer rat clone at the moment though, which is very good.

I remember a couple of youse on here buying Pitchboxes and then making a thread about shit they were

i bought one of those, but in my defence it was going for something ridiculous like £11 with the discount codes at the time. it was garbage - only sympathetic to notes on the b major scale and all other notes would warble or not track properly. look at all the knobs on the boss ps-5, then look at the knobs on the pitch box...

These two companies also produce perfectly fine copies of some of the more famous brands.

Huh?