New Non-BOSS Pedals

[Dirk]

That looks awesome Pepe

[Dirk]

I, on the other hand, had a nice Ebay score as well.
And I can confirm it sounds equally great with an acoustic guitar, acoustic bass and electric bass.
It was designed for "acoustic instruments" according to Fishman, so it has a very wide but musical range.
All effects are blended in parallel so they may not sound as deep as a serial style pedal, but the added subtleness isn't really an annoyance.
The EQ, compressor and boost work great, the fake wood looks very cool, it just misses a tuner.

[Pepe]

Nice! I have never heard of Fishman pedals before.

[Pepe]

A new toy came in last week. This Ken Multi MDL-7 Analog Delay (the same as the Aria ADL-1) is a really good and surprisingly bright sounding BBD delay (MN3205). After tweaking the trimpots it has a good maximum delay time and feedback can go to self-oscillation now. It has stereo out with splitted direct and effect signal, which is very nice.

The pedal came without the battery cover and it was missing a complete knob, hence the low price of 20 EUR including shipping. I took the missing parts from an awful (!!!) sounding Ken Multi MDT-28 Bass Distortion that I bought for a few Euros a few months ago. It doesn't look too pretty, but it does the job. Now I have a cheap and compact analogue delay that I can take onto stage any time.

[laurie]

Nice!

[bigtone23]

This one took me by surprise...
Was in a store and saw the Hello Kitty Fuzz. Gave it a listen and really liked how gnarly it is.
It came home.
I'm not a Hello Kitty person, nor would I just get it to be ironic. It's a cool pedal, and happens to be pink. Maybe I'll put it on a board with the DC3, the pink Han-Taun and Ibanez AD80..?

[Pepe]

My youngest daughter would love it.

[bigtone23]

It's a cool fuzz. It completely cuts the signal if you turn the fuzz knob fully CCW. Setting the fuzz around 2-4 and the tone below 4, it's a pretty cool sounding dirt. Once the fuzz goes over 4, it gets gnarly, over 8 and it's a can of sputtering bees.

[fuzzbuzzfuzz]

A new toy came in last week. This Ken Multi MDL-7 Analog Delay (the same as the Aria ADL-1) is a really good and surprisingly bright sounding BBD delay (MN3205). After tweaking the trimpots it has a good maximum delay time and feedback can go to self-oscillation now. It has stereo out with splitted direct and effect signal, which is very nice.

The pedal came without the battery cover and it was missing a complete knob, hence the low price of 20 EUR including shipping. I took the missing parts from an awful (!!!) sounding Ken Multi MDT-28 Bass Distortion that I bought for a few Euros a few months ago. It doesn't look too pretty, but it does the job. Now I have a cheap and compact analogue delay that I can take onto stage any time.

Excellent, some wonderful new "scores" Pepe.

That one looks like it will do the job well. Oddly, I don't think I have seen the Analog delay of that grey KM series yet over here.
I have the compressor that looks the same sitting in my 'spares' though

[fuzzbuzzfuzz]

This one took me by surprise...
Was in a store and saw the Hello Kitty Fuzz. Gave it a listen and really liked how gnarly it is.
It came home.
I'm not a Hello Kitty person, nor would I just get it to be ironic. It's a cool pedal, and happens to be pink. Maybe I'll put it on a board with the DC3, the pink Han-Taun and Ibanez AD80..?

Nice, love the pink and white knobs (though could do without the hello kitty icon haha).

I've seen some opportunistic folk attempting to sell these (I assume imported?) for $250 here in Japan! (It's mostly listed as "sold out").