What effects pedal would you like to exist?

RocknRollDave

The Cadbury Biscuit Boost* - Hard to explain in technical terms but it just makes your tone more...chewy







*(I've turned into one of those old men who still calls them Opal Fruits and Biscuit Boosts and "Cliff RichardS", haven't i...?

not_the_dj

ThePrettyDamned said:

The boss feedbacker and booster too? It's a white boss pedal, and when you hold it, it crawls into feedback.

I had one of those for a while, actually great fun, and based on that Fender demo it sounded better as well!

EricTheWeary

RocknRollDave said:

The Cadbury Biscuit Boost* - Hard to explain in technical terms but it just makes your tone more...chewy

but there were just be an argument on here about the percentage of cocoa solids you need for a really good tone. Anyway, can't stop, got to buy a Marathon on my way to the picture house.

ICBM

It's also surprisingly hard to get a good resonant analogue filter with LFO control and expression pedal input in a pedal. I'm not sure if there are any recent ones but when I went looking about ten years ago I had to get a rack unit.

On the other hand considering its tendency to blow up amps I can possibly understand why they don't put them in pedals...

midiglitch

ICBM said:

It's also surprisingly hard to get a good resonant analogue filter with LFO control and expression pedal input in a pedal. I'm not sure if there are any recent ones but when I went looking about ten years ago I had to get a rack unit.

On the other hand considering its tendency to blow up amps I can possibly understand why they don't put them in pedals...

Sonuus wahoo will do that, and a whole bunch more. I need to rediscover the love for mine - it's such a very capable unit

ICBM

midiglitch said:

Sonuus wahoo will do that, and a whole bunch more. I need to rediscover the love for mine - it's such a very capable unit

That looks very cool! Not heard of it before. Sounds like exactly what I want...

ChrisCox1994

Digging up an old thread here, but I'd love to see a TC Electronic x4 Modulator/reverb, using all their chorus, phasing, flange etc with toneprints, plus a simplified HOF reverb knob. 

Competitively priced the same as the flashback x4, I reckon it could be a Strymon rival...

Teetonetal

ChrisCox1994 said:

Digging up an old thread here, but I'd love to see a TC Electronic x4 Modulator/reverb, using all their chorus, phasing, flange etc with toneprints, plus a simplified HOF reverb knob. 

Competitively priced the same as the flashback x4, I reckon it could be a Strymon rival...

I am surprised that TC haven't released a multi fx stop box like the Neuenaber slate yet, using the toneprint software.. maybe they don't want to kill to many pedals off..

EricTheWeary

ChrisCox1994 said:

Digging up an old thread here, but I'd love to see a TC Electronic x4 Modulator/reverb, using all their chorus, phasing, flange etc with toneprints, plus a simplified HOF reverb knob. 

Competitively priced the same as the flashback x4, I reckon it could be a Strymon rival...

calling @Not_The_DJ I think he even suggested the X4 modulator to tc themselves.

hugbot

A compination tuner and noise gate. Two boring but useful pedals without having to sacrifice an extra slot on the pedalboard.

EricTheWeary

I was looking for a combined compressor and clean boost but the only one currently in production seems to be the Strymon and the reviews aren't glowing. So, one of them but half the price and probably a bit better.