Chad
Slender Hobbit
For me, it's an either/or proposition. You either have the pedals you would want to consolidate into the H9 or you have the H9. I can understand wanting 2 H9s, and controlling them via midi to perform different digital functions among non time based or pitch shifting pedals. But the entire purpose is consolidation, not redundancy.
For me, I like having a phaser, flanger and chorus, 2 delays and 2 reverbs. I would almost never have all 3 mod pedals on at the same time, unless I ended up in some kinds of crazy ass noise fest, but it isn't something I would need. so an H9 would allow me to ditch 1 delay, 1 reverb and probably 2 of the mod pedals. I still will probably never get one though. As cool as they seem, it still looks like too much work for me.

