Gypsyblue
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From NAMM 2012. Maybe you guys have already seen it. If not, go to post #5 and check it out. I'd like to have one. Anyone know when they'll be available? http://musicdfw.com/showthread.php?5626-The-2012-Klon-Centaur
Interview with Bill Finnegan - new Klon Pedals
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Agileguy_101
Master of his Domain
Re: Interview with Bill Finnegan - new Klon Pedals
LOL
They were supposed to be released in 2010. Some sites started taking preorders in like August, but still no date.
LOL
They were supposed to be released in 2010. Some sites started taking preorders in like August, but still no date.
Gypsyblue
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Re: Interview with Bill Finnegan - new Klon Pedals
Another interesting video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=WcWqMuPSfgs#
Another interesting video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=WcWqMuPSfgs#
the guy who invented fire
Fuzzy. Guitars
Re: Interview with Bill Finnegan - new Klon Pedals
I'll be surprised if they make it out in 2013!
I'll be surprised if they make it out in 2013!
speed2dirt
Butterball
Re: Interview with Bill Finnegan - new Klon Pedals
The videos were cool. In that comparison video, the gold Centaur sounded best to me. I wonder if the component variances Bill was talking about between the three pedals will occur in the production KTRs because that gold one was awesome!
Check out the internals of the KTR:
The videos were cool. In that comparison video, the gold Centaur sounded best to me. I wonder if the component variances Bill was talking about between the three pedals will occur in the production KTRs because that gold one was awesome!
Check out the internals of the KTR:
Gypsyblue
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Re: Interview with Bill Finnegan - new Klon Pedals
Me too. I don't know all of the back story to all this but I'd rather have one of Bill's real ones that he had some sort of hand in than a copy.
Me too. I don't know all of the back story to all this but I'd rather have one of Bill's real ones that he had some sort of hand in than a copy.
MetalManiac
Li'l Junior Member
Re: Interview with Bill Finnegan - new Klon Pedals
Ha, I think once a good reissue comes out poor Jonesers Klon will depreciate in value several hundred dollars.
By the way, I think the new ones sounds terrible compared to the originals.
Ha, I think once a good reissue comes out poor Jonesers Klon will depreciate in value several hundred dollars.
By the way, I think the new ones sounds terrible compared to the originals.
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Gypsyblue
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Re: Interview with Bill Finnegan - new Klon Pedals
Me too. Liked the gold one the best. But that's just like everything. The sum of the parts, with all of their plus or minus tolerances, always comes out with each combination having a slightly different personality. That's a good thing, I think. That way, every body think they've got the best one. Thanks for the video you provided.
Me too. Liked the gold one the best. But that's just like everything. The sum of the parts, with all of their plus or minus tolerances, always comes out with each combination having a slightly different personality. That's a good thing, I think. That way, every body think they've got the best one. Thanks for the video you provided.
Gearjoneser
Gear Ho
Re: Interview with Bill Finnegan - new Klon Pedals
I'm curious to know what the new contracted in the US model will sell for.
I think the original price was $230.
I bought my early 90's one in the late 90's mint in box for $240. Boy did that ever turn out to be a wise purchase! :naughty:
I'm curious to know what the new contracted in the US model will sell for.
I think the original price was $230.
I bought my early 90's one in the late 90's mint in box for $240. Boy did that ever turn out to be a wise purchase! :naughty:
Gypsyblue
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Re: Interview with Bill Finnegan - new Klon Pedals
Yeah...like you'd ever sell it anyway... :cool2:
Yeah...like you'd ever sell it anyway... :cool2:
Agileguy_101
Master of his Domain
Re: Interview with Bill Finnegan - new Klon Pedals
IIRC it's going to cost 250. Honestley, I've just become disenfranchised with the whole idea of a Klon. TGP effect I guess.
IIRC it's going to cost 250. Honestley, I've just become disenfranchised with the whole idea of a Klon. TGP effect I guess.
Gearjoneser
Gear Ho
Re: Interview with Bill Finnegan - new Klon Pedals
I wouldn't sell it because I love it. If I gig anywhere that I can't keep my pedalboard in my possession, I use a small board with good sounding cheap pedals like MXR and Boss.
I wouldn't sell it because I love it. If I gig anywhere that I can't keep my pedalboard in my possession, I use a small board with good sounding cheap pedals like MXR and Boss.
Gypsyblue
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Re: Interview with Bill Finnegan - new Klon Pedals
That's what I thought.
I might be getting a KOT. We'll see.
When a guitarist goes from rhythm to lead and stomps his overdrive into action it always sounds abrupt and artificial to me. TGWIF likes a pedal that he can leave on all the time and the KOT seems like it might be the pedal I'm looking for.
By the same token, Jeff Beck is my favorite rock guitarist and I love the tones he gets - especially these days since he dumped the Rat and started using a Klon.
Andrew posted this video. I don't know what Jeff is using besides two Fender Pro Juniors. Maybe a Klon and a Wampler Ecstasy. I love his tone and playing on this - especially the first few notes Beck plays, where it sounds like Albert King.
That's what I thought.
I might be getting a KOT. We'll see.
When a guitarist goes from rhythm to lead and stomps his overdrive into action it always sounds abrupt and artificial to me. TGWIF likes a pedal that he can leave on all the time and the KOT seems like it might be the pedal I'm looking for.
By the same token, Jeff Beck is my favorite rock guitarist and I love the tones he gets - especially these days since he dumped the Rat and started using a Klon.
Andrew posted this video. I don't know what Jeff is using besides two Fender Pro Juniors. Maybe a Klon and a Wampler Ecstasy. I love his tone and playing on this - especially the first few notes Beck plays, where it sounds like Albert King.
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Vasshu the humanoid typhoon
Unseen
Re: Interview with Bill Finnegan - new Klon Pedals
I would not put too much emphasis on what he uses.....more how he plays...
I would not put too much emphasis on what he uses.....more how he plays...
Gypsyblue
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Re: Interview with Bill Finnegan - new Klon Pedals
Very true. But Jeff keeps sounding better and better and his tone has improved since he started using the Klon.
Very true. But Jeff keeps sounding better and better and his tone has improved since he started using the Klon.
Vasshu the humanoid typhoon
Unseen
Re: Interview with Bill Finnegan - new Klon Pedals
I have a mate who has the Gold Klon.....and one very old TS-808.....we jammed with a band.....there was about close to no difference in most settings.....
A pedal is no more glorious than the amp it is used over!
Not saying that any of these pedals sounds bad, but they do not sound that much apart either.
As said before, do not put so much emphasis on gear, Beck always sounded the way he sounds, Klon or not...
I have a mate who has the Gold Klon.....and one very old TS-808.....we jammed with a band.....there was about close to no difference in most settings.....
A pedal is no more glorious than the amp it is used over!
Not saying that any of these pedals sounds bad, but they do not sound that much apart either.
As said before, do not put so much emphasis on gear, Beck always sounded the way he sounds, Klon or not...
