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Never owned one of their synths, but I have one of their expression pedals and I love it. It's also built like a tank, real quality. Hope that does not go away
by weinzierl 3y ago
Never owned one of their synths, but I have one of their expression pedals and I love it. It's also built like a tank, real quality. Hope that does not go away with the sale.
- elihu 3y agoI like their expression pedals. Simple and functional. No power cord. Not unreasonably expensive.
- jb1991 3y agoI’ve never seen an expression pedal or any other keyboard pedal with a power cord.
- elihu 3y agoThey would if they had control voltage out. Electro-Harmonix ships an expression pedal with the HOG2 that uses an accelerometer rather than a pot, and that also takes a power cord or batteries.
- jb1991 3y agointeresting. In my 20 years of using expression pedals, I've never seen that before. OP was suggesting it was somehow unique that a pedal would not have a power cord, but I'd reckon it's unique if it does have one.
- te_chris 3y agoI've got a Matriarch and it's a wonderful piece of equipment. I hope they keep things as they are.
- tibbon 3y agoI had their MP-201 and that thing was stunning
- squeaky-clean 3y agoI've got a Sub37. It's heavy as hell (physically and sonically) and has fallen off my keyboard stand onto a concrete stage floor at a rowdy gig. I played the rest of the song with it on the floor, no issues to this day. There were some issues with the first batch though from what I've read. The filter pot would break because it used a much larger knob, later batches reinforced this.