Kev

[quote name='ordep' timestamp='1382130979' post='2248593'] @kev, having owned both, how do you compare it to the new iron ether synth pedal? [/quote] They are really far too Incomparable to comment; completely different pedals trying to achieve completely different things . For a most basic comparioson, the Deep Impact is a all-in-one digital synthesizer for cheesy and funky synth sounds, whereas the Subterranea just creates the squarewave/pulsewave and acts as a master oscillator for an effects pedal chain i.e. you will need a fuzz and filter after it to maximise its usage. You'll never get either to get close to each others sound and use.

[quote name='crez5150' timestamp='1382085320' post='2247596'] Having owned most synth pedals on the market. The SB-1 is pretty hard to beat. Is it worth £700..... to me yes as there is no other pedal or pedals that can re-create that sound. [/quote] So, to clarify, having owned them and for whatever reason had to sell them, you would buy one again for £700? I always thought it was just fans that made it the stupid price it is, not actually based on the pedal! It was £85 new! Happy to admit i bought mine following a muse obsession, found that there are a million other factors defining Wolstenholmes sound and was completely disappointed. Then it developed a fault whilst I had it and sold it for around £150. 7 years on from selling mine, I would quite like one back, and may even pay in excess of £200 as it is good for the sounds it does, but £700? The cost of a decent second hand synthesizer? Or a second hand Roland setup? Or a pretty decent bass? Or Amp? Or a complete pedal board? I just don't get it, but then again I guess I don't need to, each to their own

[quote name='molan' timestamp='1382031040' post='2246977'] I'd expect to pay about £600 for one as good as the Deep impact [/quote] Buy yourself a boutique analogue fuzz, envelope filter and pitch shifter for the same money and have a hell of a lot more or, if you want the cheesy sounds, buy a synth

Don't get me wrong, I would quite like to own the pedal again, however I wouldn't be prepared to pay more than you would expect to pay for a fairly limited digital effects pedal.

About £85 iirc? It's just getting stupid now. A couple of owners will defend it's value and there isn't really anything out there like it but the kind of money they are demanding is just silly. I had one, thought it was a good synth pedal but nothing exceptional.

I imagine it will be B3K/Vintage priced. To be honest, I am more interested in the 3Leaf offering

Just sold a quality cable to this chap, smooth transaction and seems happy, couldn't ask for more

Chap bought a pedalboard from me. Great guy, smooth transaction, top stuff!

Gorgeous bass mate, but never a 1998, looks like it could be pre 1987 custom shop from the pictures, looks a very special bass! Can't believe you let it leave your possession!