What Seymour Duncan pedal would you like to see next?
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El Dunco
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Re: What Seymour Duncan pedal would you like to see next?
How about a TTM with a pregain preamp like on the theta so you can make it as taught or as fuzzy as you like?
How about a TTM with a pregain preamp like on the theta so you can make it as taught or as fuzzy as you like?
Re: What Seymour Duncan pedal would you like to see next?
Basically an eq is as close as you'll get. Every amp is different and needs different things
Basically an eq is as close as you'll get. Every amp is different and needs different things
mr.bill.thomas9
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Re: What Seymour Duncan pedal would you like to see next?
I would love to see a Wah/Volume pedal combination. Morley seems to have that market cornered but I don't care for their wah sound.
I would love to see a Wah/Volume pedal combination. Morley seems to have that market cornered but I don't care for their wah sound.
GuitarStv
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Re: What Seymour Duncan pedal would you like to see next?
Regular guitar effects are kinda played out. Everyone and their brother has made a dozen variations of fuzz, OD, distortion, delay, phasing, tremolo, wah, flanging/chorus. There have to be at least sixty different ring modulators out there at the moment . . .
It would be awesome to see SD offer something that fewer companies are working on. Something like this: http://digitech.com/en/products/trio combined with a looper function would be pretty awesome.
Regular guitar effects are kinda played out. Everyone and their brother has made a dozen variations of fuzz, OD, distortion, delay, phasing, tremolo, wah, flanging/chorus. There have to be at least sixty different ring modulators out there at the moment . . .
It would be awesome to see SD offer something that fewer companies are working on. Something like this: http://digitech.com/en/products/trio combined with a looper function would be pretty awesome.
Re: What Seymour Duncan pedal would you like to see next?
If SD made a bigger version of the Deja Vu with a few more delay "flavors" and the ability to store and recall 3 or 4 presets I'd buy it. I love my Deja Vu, I just feel like I need 2 or 3 of them in line! haha.
If SD made a bigger version of the Deja Vu with a few more delay "flavors" and the ability to store and recall 3 or 4 presets I'd buy it. I love my Deja Vu, I just feel like I need 2 or 3 of them in line! haha.
Falloffthebonetone
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Re: What Seymour Duncan pedal would you like to see next?
Do you mean expression input?
Do you mean expression input?
JOLLY
Super Simonologist
Re: What Seymour Duncan pedal would you like to see next?
Something like an ABY or Tripler Pedal to run anywhere from two to three (or even four...lol) amps at the same time or in "any combination" with each other. Maybe even having some type of volume/boost/cut on each channel. That is, if that could be done. I'm no electronics guy. So I don't know.
Something like an ABY or Tripler Pedal to run anywhere from two to three (or even four...lol) amps at the same time or in "any combination" with each other. Maybe even having some type of volume/boost/cut on each channel. That is, if that could be done. I'm no electronics guy. So I don't know.
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GilmourD
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Re: What Seymour Duncan pedal would you like to see next?
Fixed that for ya.
Re: What Seymour Duncan pedal would you like to see next?
A tricked out Vapor Trail would be cool. Tap tempo, stereo in and out, and all that. I'm a sucker for a nice chorus, even for so if it had the same treatment as that Vapor Trail iteration I just mentioned. I can't think of a chorus on the market right now with tap tempo.
A tricked out Vapor Trail would be cool. Tap tempo, stereo in and out, and all that. I'm a sucker for a nice chorus, even for so if it had the same treatment as that Vapor Trail iteration I just mentioned. I can't think of a chorus on the market right now with tap tempo.
sosomething
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Re: What Seymour Duncan pedal would you like to see next?
Believe it or not, I reported these same findings. The Pickup Booster > 805 combo is something I've already said should be sold as a set. So well do they work together. The 805 has massive headroom, and can take a boost to the face like no other OD pedal I know.
Disclaimer: I'm just getting back to this thread now, so I'm going to have a handful of responses in a row. Sorry about that.
Believe it or not, I reported these same findings. The Pickup Booster > 805 combo is something I've already said should be sold as a set. So well do they work together. The 805 has massive headroom, and can take a boost to the face like no other OD pedal I know.
Re: What Seymour Duncan pedal would you like to see next?
Or the Deja Vu-Two
Or the Deja Vu-Two
Re: What Seymour Duncan pedal would you like to see next?
Or maybe some sort of expression pedal that acts as a crossfader than can blend any two effects you want? That would be sweet. I bet as long as you set the preamp for unity gain across the travel and do the loops right you could do that.
Or maybe some sort of expression pedal that acts as a crossfader than can blend any two effects you want? That would be sweet. I bet as long as you set the preamp for unity gain across the travel and do the loops right you could do that.
sosomething
Seymour Duncan Customer Support
Re: What Seymour Duncan pedal would you like to see next?
I know it's not everything that you asked for, but I need to mention that the Vapor Trail already has an expression pedal control.
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sosomething
Seymour Duncan Customer Support
Gearjoneser
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Re: What Seymour Duncan pedal would you like to see next?
Honestly, I'd like to see Seymour sit down with Kevin Beller, the engineer, and pull an original design out of their own minds, rather than try and make another version of something already done a zillion times.
Every once in awhile, this happens. Some guys in Sepulveda Ca, messing with a pot circuit, called their organ pedal a Crybaby Wah. Digitech came up with the Whammy Pedal. Supposedly, Les Paul came up with the flanger/phaser idea running tape heads out of phase.
That's what I'd like to see from Seymour Duncan. I was a beta tester for the first batch of pedals, so I know what they were going for, but I'd like to see something cool and original, possibly based around a wah platform, utilizing different frequencies, as if you're switching through every pickup in the sweep of a wah. That's my idea.
Honestly, I'd like to see Seymour sit down with Kevin Beller, the engineer, and pull an original design out of their own minds, rather than try and make another version of something already done a zillion times.
Every once in awhile, this happens. Some guys in Sepulveda Ca, messing with a pot circuit, called their organ pedal a Crybaby Wah. Digitech came up with the Whammy Pedal. Supposedly, Les Paul came up with the flanger/phaser idea running tape heads out of phase.
That's what I'd like to see from Seymour Duncan. I was a beta tester for the first batch of pedals, so I know what they were going for, but I'd like to see something cool and original, possibly based around a wah platform, utilizing different frequencies, as if you're switching through every pickup in the sweep of a wah. That's my idea.
