whats the most you've ever paid for a pedal/effect?
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whats the most you've ever paid for a pedal/effect?
following on from our current memetopic...
i think the mbm janglecomp for around £100 or something. i have a dream box in the oven that will cost god knows how much.
come on shortscale, what frivolous pedals have you bought to avoid honing your chocolate fingers? i know some of you nutters have spent like £350 on delays. dont hide.
i think the mbm janglecomp for around £100 or something. i have a dream box in the oven that will cost god knows how much.
come on shortscale, what frivolous pedals have you bought to avoid honing your chocolate fingers? i know some of you nutters have spent like £350 on delays. dont hide.
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I think the priciest I ever has was a Maxon AD999. I got it shipped over from the US back when the exchange rate was pretty good and not all packages got stopped for VAT + added comedy tax. I think it was about £150, I had it for about 5 years and sold it for the same price.
I had a Moog Ring Modulator once too, that was pricey but I have no idea how much it was, that was shipped from the US too and sold for more than it cost me.
I had a Moog Ring Modulator once too, that was pricey but I have no idea how much it was, that was shipped from the US too and sold for more than it cost me.
£233 for my Lunar edition Moogerfooger Freqbox and around £210 for my POG.
I suppose as a counter to this, and before the thread pops up anyway, I also paid £20 for a copy of a ZVex Woolly Mammoth (hint: it's really good for £20, it's really shit for the RRP of £200+ or whatever) and around £10 for a copy of the Fuzzgun, made by the same guy. In terms of shop-bought pedals I got my Big Muff Tone Wicker for £30 which was faaaaab.
I suppose as a counter to this, and before the thread pops up anyway, I also paid £20 for a copy of a ZVex Woolly Mammoth (hint: it's really good for £20, it's really shit for the RRP of £200+ or whatever) and around £10 for a copy of the Fuzzgun, made by the same guy. In terms of shop-bought pedals I got my Big Muff Tone Wicker for £30 which was faaaaab.
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Excluding the M13, because that's a multi effect, it's either (depending on the exchange rate at the time):
- - £147 for a TC Flashback x4 (last month, it's a cracker, wanted a second delay and a looper - why did I ever sell the M13, I hear you cry...)
- $200 for a Skreddy Ernie (2011, hankered after one for years, immediate and overwhelming buyer's remorse)
- $199 for a Paul C Tim (same time as the above, hence it's inclusion and me overlooking the dollar difference; always hankered after one, means I've got a monogrammed pedal, and wanted to support an independent builder who's also a lovely fella: that it's a brilliant pedal really helps)
Either my Boss RC-3 or MBM Multiplex Echo Machine. Both were about £170 IIRC. Both ace - no regrets whatsoever on either.
Having been sniffing around reverb pedals recently though and some of those are pretty toppy.
Having been sniffing around reverb pedals recently though and some of those are pretty toppy.
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I picked up my EHX Cathedral for £140 or so. My RE-20 was even less than that - £120 or thereabouts. I felt like I'd got a proper bargain for a change, because those bargains on the 'bay that everyone talks about always seem to elude me and I end up paying normal RRP for everything (Re: the Cathedral).
I don't regret either purchase though. Both are excellent bits of kit.
I don't regret either purchase though. Both are excellent bits of kit.
Poly Chorus but I don't remember what they cost back then. They went up to far more later but it was still a lot, over $200 I'm sure.
Most of my expensive pedals were around the $150 mark: Digitech XP-100 Whammy/Wah, RAT Deucetone, Fulltone Supa-Trem, Akai Headrush... and I don't like even spending that much on a pedal, as there's been no effect I haven't gotten tired of eventually. Fun to experiment with but not something I want to break the bank on, nowhere near as important as guitars or amplifiers at the end of the day.
Most of my expensive pedals were around the $150 mark: Digitech XP-100 Whammy/Wah, RAT Deucetone, Fulltone Supa-Trem, Akai Headrush... and I don't like even spending that much on a pedal, as there's been no effect I haven't gotten tired of eventually. Fun to experiment with but not something I want to break the bank on, nowhere near as important as guitars or amplifiers at the end of the day.
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