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aaronharmon
Silver Member
USA
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 Posted - 01/15/2010 : 14:53:18
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Originally posted by Radioheading
I just got my OD-20 (Instead of having 4 diff distortion pedals and not all the sounds I want down there) and to be honest I prefer some of the OD-20 COSM models to the original. Pedal showed me how much I need a proper OD-1 though, Maybe sometime soon 
I got that pedal too. In fact I have most of the twin pedals. It is a killer pedal and I don't have anything bad to say about it. I love that sub octave feature. |
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k1221n
Copper Member
USA
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Posted - 01/16/2010 : 16:31:51
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They discontinued the me-20 so Im sure there will be something there to replace it. Cant wait to see what it is, because I loved the little me-20 but the fact that you couldnt use reverb and delay at the same time was a deal killer for me, hope they get that problem fixed.
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Originally posted by ESPImperium
What Boss effects and other shizzle are rumored for NAMM 2010??? Anything confirmed yet???
I know theres gonna be more on the TU-3 and some new desktop modeler thing that can be USB linked to youre computer.
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Dr. Bob
Moderator
Australia
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Posted - 01/17/2010 : 13:57:06
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Originally posted by exodia333
maybe they'll build a roland gr-100 or 300 in a stompbox that i would buy in a second
besides nobodys gone down the old synth route except maybe the line 6 FM-4
Hi exodia333
A GR-300
That would be an interesting pedal,
it would probably have to be in a dual pedal format.
Were you thinking it would also have the 24 Pin Connector, or the newer 13 Pin one, or both?
Where have you played one?
And with which of the guitar controllers?
I thought I would let you know, that Dr. B owns a one of the GR-300's,
and it's in Minty fresh condition, still has the protective sheet over the front panel, box & manual as well.
Yes it sounds great, but has a limited pallet of settings, & it's that far back in Roland's history, it has no MIDI.
Missed the MIDI train by one year, as MIDI was released in about 1981,
if I remember correctly.
The newer, but now aging Roland GR-20 Guitar synth is a very nice piece of gear.
But probably needs some updating.
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exodia333
Silver Member
USA
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Posted - 01/19/2010 : 02:51:47
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Originally posted by Dr. Bob
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Originally posted by exodia333
maybe they'll build a roland gr-100 or 300 in a stompbox that i would buy in a second
besides nobodys gone down the old synth route except maybe the line 6 FM-4
Hi exodia333
A GR-300
That would be an interesting pedal,
it would probably have to be in a dual pedal format.
Were you thinking it would also have the 24 Pin Connector, or the newer 13 Pin one, or both?
Where have you played one?
And with which of the guitar controllers?
I thought I would let you know, that Dr. B owns a one of the GR-300's,
and it's in Minty fresh condition, still has the protective sheet over the front panel, box & manual as well.
Yes it sounds great, but has a limited pallet of settings, & it's that far back in Roland's history, it has no MIDI.
Missed the MIDI train by one year, as MIDI was released in about 1981,
if I remember correctly.
The newer, but now aging Roland GR-20 Guitar synth is a very nice piece of gear.
But probably needs some updating.
Regards Dr. Bob
I mean like you can plug in any guitar and still sound like this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ce2em3XWJQ&feature=related
listen at around 0:48 seconds when he turns the gr-300 on |
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