Devi Ever Love?

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I don't care for them. Owned a couple briefly (Soda Meiser & Rocket); sold them without regret. There are way better Muff-family pedals out there, SUF for one.
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I consider her a role model but I have yet to buy anything from her except a t shirt.
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I had a Spectacular Aenima before I was cheated out of it!
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I just ordered a Legend of Fuzz. I'm 'cited.
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cobascis wrote:I had a Spectacular Aenima before I was cheated out of it!
the hell happened there? I totally wanted that from you but it never worked out I guess.

Never owned one but I've played a TON of her pedals at a local shop that stocks them.
Noise Floor - easily my favorite of her smaller fuzzes. AM RADIO FOR DAZE. Its a Soda Miester with knobs that make it go nuuuuuts
Disaster Fuzz - pretty normal devi fuzz with an oscillation switch
Torns Peaker - freaking awesome, one of the few pedals I've played thats not like anything else.
Aenima - perdy good muffy fuzz, no tone control like i like em. My god does it oscillate once you stop playing though

She'll actually take any two smaller fuzzes and put them in one box for you. Last I heard she was undergoing surgery in November so hopefully she will be back in full health soon so she can make more fuzzzzz
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Post by Ro S »

Kevin Shields (My Bloody Valentine) seems to have a lot of Devi Ever pedals.

I wonder if he got a free endorsement?

As he has the Devi Ever 'Shoegazer' pedal, that must be a marketeer's dream come true!
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vincel wrote:I don't care for them. Owned a couple briefly (Soda Meiser & Rocket); sold them without regret. There are way better Muff-family pedals out there, SUF for one.
You don't get much further from a muff while staying in the realm of distortion than the SM/Rocket. Speaking from someone who builds those circuits for a living.
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i likes me some devi stuff, i have a 33 circut i maded for myself. and of course im well versed with the soda meiser, bit,vfm, and the like circuts.
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Justyn wrote:I consider her a role model but I have yet to buy anything from her except a t shirt.
Err, why? Have you seen some of her posts on HC and places? A lot of these boutique builders seem to have big egos(no offense to the ones that don't). I can't imagine anyone saying they'd consider Zvex a role model.

The pedals aren't bad but a lot of them do the same thing in slightly different ways.
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Because she's a transgender lady who handles herself pretty well?
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benecol wrote:Because she's a transgender lady who handles herself pretty well?
I don't have anything against her being transgendered, but she has a habit of surrounding herself with yes men and taking out her troubles on others. It gets a bit much when she goes on about Peace and Love and then starts posting ED articles to defame people. She has a habit of going schizo at people at the drop of a hat.

I'll try not to mention too much since I know this forum isn't so cool with cross forum drama, but she's done some pretty nasty stuff and I think a lot of these builders need a bit of criticism. I hope she sorts herself though, she focuses way too much on her physical operations and not enough on her therapy, being trans is enough to drive anyone nuts.
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Sorry, wasn't meant to imply you had any sort of problem with her gender. Also (brace yourselves): the only Devi pedal that's ever piqued my interest is the Heroin Lifestyle.
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benecol wrote:Sorry, wasn't meant to imply you had any sort of problem with her gender. Also (brace yourselves): the only Devi pedal that's ever piqued my interest is the Heroin Lifestyle.
It's cool, trust me I'm very sympathetic towards LGBT issues, and have even rather thanklessly defended Devi herself back in the day.

Isn't the Heroin Lifestyle a Soda Meiser? That's not a bad pedal, one of the only ones I'd consider keeping. I'd consider checking out a Fender Blender though for that kind of sound. Most scramble/octave fuzzes are pretty similar unfortunately, that's the nature of the beast, I found a proper Fender Blender/Clone to have a lot of life in it's own way though.
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I just picked up a Torn's Peaker. It will reside in the spot formerly reserved for a Big Muff. I haven't had a lot of time with it on my main setup yet but so far I would say that it's a keeper. It's loud as all hell and really good for that constant feedback/squalling/ampblowup thing that I love. Certainly different than a BM, but it's not really going for that. It reacts really well to rolling the volume back on the guitar, you get a very nice, gritty OD. It seems to retain bass quite well also, I run it into a Boss fake bass player (OC2) and give a good farty, glitchy thump. It's just a nasty dirt pedal, not totally fuzz or OD. I think that once I manage to reign in the feedback to a somewhat manageable level than it will be the cats pajamas. It should also prove to be far more reliable than the BM, which have a tendency to shit the bed in the middle of a show.
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Post by willlin »

As an update, picked up the GZ and Torn's Peaker from the post office today. Absolutely immense fuzz...

Customs charges? Nope. Hurrah.
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benecol wrote:Because she's a transgender lady who handles herself pretty well?
This.

Hadn't heard about any psychodrama, but eh. Shit happens.
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Forgot to add, that my favorite workshop times are when I spend 20 minutes at a crack "testing" synth manglers and Spectacular aenimas together.

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These are devi's circuits handed over to me, but the originals are all still in her line (soda meiser, aenima)
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i hate her.
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TONE CONTROLZ PLZ
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less_cunning wrote:i hate her.
Super grown up.
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