so... what's next?
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Re: so... what's next?
by Joeleo » Sat May 14, 2011 2:08 pm
oh, yeah i actually meant just that i thought they would be released together, not as a double pedal. but now that you mention it, a double pedal version of either could be cool...
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Re: so... what's next?
by thesjkexperience » Sat May 14, 2011 5:42 pm
I just want a Model G, R, PGC and SYOD. 
I already have an early sn SBEQ (023) that behaves and sounds a bit different than the other two I have tried. It would be nice to have one with a switchable booster though!
I already have an early sn SBEQ (023) that behaves and sounds a bit different than the other two I have tried. It would be nice to have one with a switchable booster though!
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Re: so... what's next?
by SteveA » Sun May 15, 2011 8:55 am
Yeah, i'd like to try the MR one of these days. Sounds different than everything else i've tried. I'll definitely be getting another SYODv2. Loved that pedal. Not to mention that the PGC would be nice as a release. Especially with the prices they go for now it'd be great to see them released on the BF brand. they'll sell like hotcakes!
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Re: so... what's next?
by Donner » Sat Jun 18, 2011 9:32 pm
Whats next? tshirts and custom paint jobs 
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Re: so... what's next?
by cajone5 » Sun Jun 19, 2011 12:37 pm
Timing has a lot to do with the outcome of a rain dance.
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Re: so... what's next?
by musicsoma » Mon Jun 20, 2011 12:25 am
I seriously spit out my drink laughing when I saw that pic. Hilarious.
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Re: so... what's next?
by horsehead75 » Mon Jun 20, 2011 7:23 am
According to BF line,
there should be some kinda fuzz too. IF BJ could come up with PPFish thang, I think quite many would like a lot of that..
there should be some kinda fuzz too. IF BJ could come up with PPFish thang, I think quite many would like a lot of that..
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Re: so... what's next?
by rockeroo » Mon Jun 20, 2011 10:10 am
horsehead75 wrote:According to BF line,
there should be some kinda fuzz too. IF BJ could come up with PPFish thang, I think quite many would like a lot of that..
The funny thing is that everyone I recommend the PPF to seems to have ill-feelings towards it. I have yet to find a person whose first response to "you should give the PPF a try" was positive. Personally, I think the PPF is tremendous for what it does. Additionally, the FF 3.5% DLX is my favorite mild drive at the moment. The settings achievable on those two units are certainly jaw dropping to my ears.
Perhaps the notion that these fuzz boxes are not "over-the-top" detracts peoples' interest.
Regardless, I am loving my tone!
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