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Hookys6stringbassMember
That’s a shame. I used to use the Echo 1 but the volume drop was really noticeable.
Hookys6stringbassMemberthanks for the reply. What I like to do is strum something on my bass walk off stage with it repeating what i’ve just played…
Hookys6stringbassMemberQuote:i love it’s vibrato. i havn’t played a vintage one, however i’ve been watching one on the bay going for 175 usd. i’ve read that the vintage ones are better. that is obviously not a surprise. however, i’m not sure if i believe that, but i’d obviously have to play one to compare.The vintage Clone theory are alot better, it’s a lot more flexible with it’s depth, rate and speed dials – the new version is good but a little toooo ridgid sound control wise
June 17, 2009 at 11:40 am in reply to: Ideas for the next batch of diecast RI pedals and possible EHX pedals of the future. #97995Hookys6stringbassMemberI’d like to see the Clone Theory nano with a bit more flexibility i.e. like the original with depth, rate and speed…. Don’t get me wrong the reissue is good but just not as good as the original (I have 5 of them!)Failing that i’d l.ike to see it back to full size in all it’s stainless steel glory!!!!!!!!!
oh nearly forgot- i’d like to see a EHX rack or pedal tuner
Hookys6stringbassMemberI’d like to see the Clone Theory design up there…. what are the chances guys????
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