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  • in reply to: EHX t-shirt store!!! #94620
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    I really like the Ring Mod one. I would of like to have seen some enclosure ones, but i suppose i could upload that.

    What do you mean by ‘enclosure ones’?

    in reply to: EHX t-shirt store!!! #94578

    fwiw, I “formally” launched the Merch Store via the main EHX site — let’s see some pics! :poke:

    in reply to: Coming Soon? #94505
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    Any Updates on this? I’m looking at the Carbon Copy, and I don’t want to!!!

    The choice is yours: patience or regret. :thumb:

    in reply to: EHX t-shirt store!!! #94497

    fwiw, the ramhead isn’t there for technical reasons — the complication is that to qualify for the better flex/flock process, the design has to meet certain technical specification (mostly about how detailed the image is) — and, as-is, the ramhead doesn’t qualify. My hope is that we can modestly tweak it so that it does qualify, and if that doesn’t work, we might add it as a digital-print only design.

    in reply to: 80s EH mini synthesizer #94459

    btw, in case you missed it, I recently posted an interesting historical Mini Syth story to the EHX blog:

    EHX Vault: China’s First Post-Revolution Concert, 1981

    in reply to: EHX t-shirt store!!! #94386

    hmm, I wonder who’s going to get the first one… :D

    in reply to: Behringer Clones of EH Pedals #94377

    It’s totally cool to like whatever you like, period. That said, it’s just a marketing gimmick to characterize these as clones, because the circuits are all about special vintage chips. It’s like describing a CD player as a clone of a turntable, or a solid state amp as a clone of a tube amp. As far as I’m concerned, it’s totally fine if you prefer the sound of a CD player to a turntable, or a solid state amp to a tube amp — but they’re different kinds of beasts, and different people react to them differently. Peace out! :)

    in reply to: Behringer Clones of EH Pedals #94371
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    I’ve actually never tried a Behringer pedal. I”d be curious to try the Time Machine in particular, and hear if the tone is as close to the Deluxe Memory Man as the enclosure and cosmetic design are. If it is, then bravo for being able to sell it at $60. If not, then f**ck ’em for suckering all the folks trying to save a buck thinking they have the same thing.

    fwiw, if I were to pick two EHX pedals that couldn’t be commercially cloned, the Small Stone and Deluxe Memory Man would definitely be on my short list.

    in reply to: Behringer Clones of EH Pedals #94350
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    Not to get all jingoistic, but one of the things I like most about EHX effects, aside from their ability to go over the top, is that most are made in NYC. There aren’t many products left that are manufactured in the USA, particularly products that are made as affordable as EHX. Sure you can buy the purported copycat made with lesser components by MUCH lesser paid people, but whenever possible I think it’s best to fund the innovator rather than the corner cutter.
    My $.02

    And on that note, here we are:

    BoingBoing TV visits the EHX factory in NYC

    in reply to: Behringer Clones of EH Pedals #94345

    fwiw, it’s very unlikely that those could really even be clones — my guess is that they’re just marketing them to you that way (imho, cheesy!). The Small Stone and Deluxe Memory Man use vintage and hard-to-come-by chips — to use a somewhat extreme analogy, a “clone” of a Stradivarius violin simply cannot be a Stradivarius violin. :)

    in reply to: Censorship- SPAM debate #94323

    Aren’t there enough good places to, uh, ahem, peddle pedals?

    Personally, I think it’s nice for us to be able to discuss gear without the grief that can accompany financial transactions. That said, these forums are here for you, and the policies are simply meant to reflect your preferences (and also to help maintain a friendly space). So I might lean toward keeping it commerce-free, but that remains open to change.

    in reply to: Censorship- SPAM debate #94307

    fwiw, I should be clear about this too: I hope you stay.

    But please also understand that we actually spent a lot of time talking about whether this should be a “commerce free zone” — and the decision was (again, subject to change) that we should.

    So, commercial posts should be saved for other forums (unless we later enable them here) and I hope you continue to participate here.

    in reply to: iPhone Meets Voice Box #94303
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    What app is he using?

    I gather miniSynth:
    http://www.yonac.com/software/minisynth/

    in reply to: Censorship- SPAM debate #94302

    I’m not 100% sure what happened in this case, but we only moderate abusive or overly commercial posts. I also leave it to the discretion of our amazingly helpful volunteer admins to decide when a post crosses the line and becomes abusive or commercial enough to warrant moderation (that’s inherently a personal judgment call).

    The admins also often discuss particular cases “behind the scenes” before taking action. I do know that they think commercial posts have a disproportionate tendency toward creating trouble, and that’s why the current policy is to keep most commerce out. fwiw, this is also a policy that can be changed, but that is what it happens to be now.

    fwiw, this was all noted when you signed up — but I can totally understand if you didn’t pay careful attention to the TOS, or if you simply forgot — but the admins are really doing a amazing job at keeping the conversations here friendly (we all know what happens on other forums!) — and, again, this policy is open to change.

    I hope that helps! -Scott

    in reply to: Voice Box Meets Neil Young’s “After the Goldrush” #94200
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    Yeah, I saw that.

    Cool video!

    Indeed — just pointing out that we made an EHX home page post about it — imho, esp. cool that it came via the forums…

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