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I’d just hop on the list. It’s a long wait but enough time to save up and if anything comes up in the mean time then great.
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order now and the year will pass quickly, I promise.
Honestly, they are very good pedals but imho, over engineered and over rated.
TPS launched the whole recent success; up,till them some pedals were always available directly.
Simon is a top man, great to deal with, and very good pedals. Ultimately, you pays your money, but I never found them to be better than other makes.
I don’t agree that they're over-rated. They're fantastic pedals IMHO, like adding a new tube channel to an amp. But I sold them all in the end, and the Origin Revival Drive sounds every bit as good, while doing infinitely more.
Wazmeister is right that after TPS, Kingsley took off. However I do appreciate just how tidy and beautiful they are internally.
I haven’t found a tremolo pedal that betters the Bard, which doubles as the boost side on the Jester.
By overrated, I mean that ultimately most people may sell them on because much cheaper equivalents come close to the sound. In the end, sometimes its about choice and the pleasure of ownership.
Cornish are similar; no doubting the quality - but its very expensive real estate on a board.
I did enjoy my Jester, and gigged it for many years
Si