New Fender "Competition Series" Pedals

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New Fender "Competition Series" Pedals

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Fender are releasing four new "Competition Series" pedals: distortion, overdrive, delay and chorus.

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Details on Fender's site here.

According to Fender GB's Twitter feed, the RRP for all four is £77.99. Fender's US website has the distortion and overdrive at $89.99 and the chorus and delay at $99.99.
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Fender really going out on a limb with those choices, there.
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Yeah, they've obviously identified a massive gap in the market for dirt, chorus and delay. Only with stripes.
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Those pedals are ugly. Hopefully these won't be re-housed starcaster pedals.
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I'd rather they'd just re-issue Compstangs.
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They look like DOD pedals.
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God those are awful looking.
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Post by chemistforhire »

I like the sine chorus on the the Fender Mustang amp, if this sounds the same I might just get it.
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Oh wow! Any ideas on what they do?
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Post by ultratwin »

I agree with johnnyseven on this one. Possibly headed for Toys R US, maybe?

Actually, my first thought was a blast from the 1980s, rather than cool comp stripes.


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They look sooooo cheap!!!!!
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Belcat pedals or similar
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Doog wrote:Fender really going out on a limb with those choices, there.
At least they're box shaped, and not Tele or Strat shaped.
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Post by Fran »

C'mon lads, its all about the mojo stripes. Imagine how cool they will look on your board playing your Jags and whatnot :lol:
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Post by Paradigmforcosmos »

The bypass switches look rather cheap and not solid looking.
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Post by luciguci »

The footswitch reminds me of Arion pedals.

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