It tracks great and is very stable.
You can play it with a slide!
A Les Paul bridge pick up is perfect.
Not sure what your problem could be.
Lots of videos up now…

Got mine from Sweetwater on Tuesday, and yeah, it’s a blast!!!

Couple things I have found with this pedal-

1) it tracks MUCH better on the bridge pickup-since I have only used it with a 100% organ mix, the guitar sound for me doesn’t really matter too much with the pedal on.

2) It likes a compressor in front of it, to help even out the picking technique. Frankly, this pedal is kicking me in the behind to get my picking technique cleaner, so it’s already done me a world of good!

3) It likes to be early in an effects chain-again, it likes to see a nice clean signal, so the less you have in front of the B9, the better (compressor excluded, of course!)

4) Watch your chord voicings! I’ve found that some chords (Maj7ths, in particular) just don’t process cleanly-playing smaller chords helps immensely, as do playing different inversions of chords to sound more “organy”. Thinking like and listening to organ players will also go a long ways in getting the most out of this pedal.

5) I haven’t really tried it out in a band context yet (tonight is the acid test!) but I have noticed at home that you don’t need a whole lot of distortion to make a “driven” sound-maybe a Tubescreamer type, with the drive fairly low, would be about all you would need…

More on this later this weekend, after tonight’s gig (3 pc blues band)…

yes harp works great!
It bends what ever you put in.
There is even a pedal steel demo on youtube using a B9 and that bends like crazy.

Ok now the gig report…

Yep, this pedal is a winner!!! I snuck it in past my drummer and bassist last night, and called off Back At The Chicken Shack for the opening tune… 1,2,3 ORGAN!!! Totally caught the guys off guard AND the audience, and every one dug it immensely! Tracked the same as it did at home, though the high notes tracked better on the gig. Probably used it more than I should have on the first set, but boy was it fun! One thing stood out though-when I switched to guitar afterwards, it was amazing how sparse the sound got-gotta work that part out…

Second set, and a buddy of ours sat in with us… He stuck to guitar while I played “organ”… Since my style of rhythm tends to use a lot of sliding partial chords and swapping inversions, I was able to get somewhat close to what a decent organ player would play, and it worked beautifully… Also played a number of solos where I phrased like an organist, and again, it came off really well!

My bassist came up to me afterwards and told me just how much he dug the B9, and this is from a guy who hates pedals!

Finally, how does it sound on the gig? No, it’s not the real deal, obviously… But it’s far closer than it has a right to be! I said it before and I’ll say it again… This is the best pedal to come out in YEARS!!!

I’ve been wondering the same thing. They seem to be out of stock everywhere. I am in the U.S., Cleveland Ohio. Any thoughts on when they wil available in the stores?

Thank you

Thanks for the info!

I have ac on board. GC said they can ship one from another store. Maybe I’ll just wait.

Mine should be here within the next couple of days. I can’t wait for it to get here! Love EHX & you guys never cease to amaze me. Thank you for decades of great tone!

Finally got mine!

Had a gig at Twilight at the Zoo. Very cool venue! I pulled out an organ solo on a song. Everybody looked over at the keyboard who just shrugged his shoulders! It was great!