Keely Mod Workstation.... WANT!!!!
- Thread starter baimun
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baimun
Funkasaurus Rex
Why? Vibrato, Chorus, Phaser, Boost, and Distortion in one box!
Chad
Slender Hobbit
I'm not a fan of all in one devices. I have owned 3 or 4 Keeley pedals and didn't like any of them. I have my dirt, and don't need vibrato, chorus or a phaser. So, pass
baimun
Funkasaurus Rex
I haven't usually liked any multi-effect type pedal... but the Flyrig RK5 has changed my mind.
It's made me think that when they build separate pedals and just chain them together in one box, it's better than when they share a ton of common circuitry like a Nova System or such.
Modern Saint
Starve your Fear, Feed your Dream!
Never been a fan of multi efx in one box. Even if they were separate modules placed into a box. Most I can go is 2FX in one box and that is usually because they a variations on a drive.
Just my preference.
Chad
Slender Hobbit
I could see having a something like this or the Flyrig as a backup. I would rather choose my individual pedals then be "stuck" with what they give you.
Dogsinplastic
avuncular to no one
The demo sounds great, makes me want to woodshed (as I can likely emulate all the tones on the Mustang amp, albeit not as complex and detailed).
I totally agree, seems completely feasible, at least within a single company...so you'd have to like multiple pedals from the same company. But the basic shell ready to be filled and drilled to accommodate the effects you want. You could even have placed in your prefered order and modern switching/wiring would allow you to be able switch the order (like on that new Tom Quayle overdrive from Wampler...video below). That said, I can't imagine any company would be interested in or willing to do it.
Actually it's around the 15:15 mark and it's the Pedal Show guys' switcher that's accommodating the ability to switch it.
I totally agree, seems completely feasible, at least within a single company...so you'd have to like multiple pedals from the same company. But the basic shell ready to be filled and drilled to accommodate the effects you want. You could even have placed in your prefered order and modern switching/wiring would allow you to be able switch the order (like on that new Tom Quayle overdrive from Wampler...video below). That said, I can't imagine any company would be interested in or willing to do it.
Actually it's around the 15:15 mark and it's the Pedal Show guys' switcher that's accommodating the ability to switch it.