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I saw these in the new issue of Guitarist. The boost got a good review, but they are all a bit pricey.

Vox Tone Garage pedals

i dislike them intensley on every aesthetic level

They look like Joyo or Biyang aesthetics....I can't see the usual Vox crowd going for that!

they look like medpacks from some futuristic first person shooter

look like they come free in a pack of cereal?

I thought these were the New Vox Value Pedals

I quite like the look of them, although I bet they weigh a ton. It would ahve been nice to see a vibrato/tremolo pedal in the line up, their old big box Vibravox gets good reviews but is no longer available.

Simply seeing the killer graphics is enough to rev your motor and take your performance up a notch.

Or not.

lorez wrote:I thought these were the New Vox Value Pedals

LEL.

I like the way they've successfully channeled Vox's strong visual identity, and made them look in-keeping with the brand, and yet moved it forward at the same time.

FLAT 4 Because we all live in FLATS because we're BRITISH INNIT

Are these the same ones we had a bit of a preview with a few months ago? I'd like to have a go with the delay one.

Mike wrote:FLAT 4 Because we all live in FLATS because we're BRITISH INNIT

More likely a motoring analogy, I sense a theme going on.

johnnyseven wrote:

Mike wrote:FLAT 4 Because we all live in FLATS because we're BRITISH INNIT

More likely a motoring analogy, I sense a theme going on.

HIGH SPEED AMPED UP AND LOUD

Oh, the ones with the clever viewing windows. Pure marketing genius as every wanker wants to see his pedal's opamps in hot action!

I'm surprised they don't have leds under the tubes so you can really see those babies sizzling.
I mean, they went with the whole coloured windows and stuff, might as well go the whole mile.

Last word I'd ever try to positively associate with "garage": Tone
Last word I'd ever try to positively associate with "tone": Flat

The Double Deca is kind of cool, but not that cool that I would consider buying one at the high price, for example Thomann has it at 150 Euros.

For that price I would spend a little more and get the Moog with the expression pedal input.

But I'm a cheapskate anyways, so I'd probably rather buy a Behringer VD400, rehouse it and add an expression pedal input.

Do not want tube in pedal

i like how they were too cheap to make a slightly different set of cases for the pedals without tubes, so they just remarket it as a "viewing window".

on the plus side, now you can stare longingly at all the mojo tones in your pedal