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[quote name='0175westwood29' timestamp='1400310240' post='2452736'] Just watched video on youtube from andertons with tor, and they have the same inerds some have more features than there bigger brothers. Andy [/quote] Thanks Andy! Once I saw on TC´s web the videos I found ProGuitarShop´s video too. So many possibilities with these pedals... really considering the Mini Flashback and Mni Corona. GuitarGuitar has them in stock already... GAAAAS!

They look great! I would have added a mini switch to choose from TC´s own preset or TonePrint option (2 in 1). But the TonePrint option means that the possibilities are endless (if they share the same internal organs as their big brothers).

Let us know which one you pick Linear!

Boss PN-2 and Zvex Sonar for hard choppy stuff. The Zvex is amazing and it ticks all the boxes for me.

Really enjoying Royal Blood, they remind me of one of my favourite bands ever: Death From Above 1979 which were also Bass and Drums only (sometimes sinth with synth parts). Interesting setup to get the sound, similar concept to what I use when I play with my drummer as it is dificult to fill the sound with just a bass. The Palmer Triage is a great tool for splitting your signal to several amps, highly recomended. I wish them good luck with their new record deal and I see that they have some cool shows coming up, I will try to see them live.

Nice one Shep! Always great to read your interviews.

It is a shame that the 12V outputs only have 100mA of juice, it would have been great to power up a Nova Modulator...

Oh my... at last!!! ALLELUYAH!!!

Hi all, At last my COG Custom arrived the other day. Tom is an amazing guy and his work is incredible, but I guess you all know that by now. Check it out on his custom page: http://www.cogeffects.co.uk/octagrit.php Cheers!

You can use any 9v Power Adaptor (i.e 1spot) with the Distributor to power your pedals. I do this with a small Pedaltrain Nano that has a Distributor under the board and I just hook the 1spot. It works great, no problems. Hope this helps. Cheers!

I have got an Octave/Drive pedal with super cool graphics on the way too!

I just got myself a Pedaltrain Nano for a few fly gigs that I need to do and it is super small. I have set up an Aguilar Octamizer, Fuzzrocious Rat Tail, Line6 M5 and a TC Ditto looper and they fit perfectly. I also have a Mission Engineering mini expression knob thingy on the board and on one of the sides I have added a small buffer from JHS. For powering purposes I am using a GigRig Generator and a Distributor that fit nicely under the board. The fully loaded board does not weigh anything and the gigbag is nicely padded. Now I can fit my pedalboard in my suitcase and still have space for my own stuff. Those Diago Commuter's look realy light too and are worth a try. Cheers.

Just recieved an Aguilar Octamizer from Harry. Great chap to deal with. The pedal was well packed and it arrived as agreed. Would deal with Harry again without any doubt. Cheers.

[quote name='Sibob' timestamp='1388754256' post='2325589'] I've heard a few people say that the Sonar is a PN-2 killer , would like to A/B them. The Idiotbox Mad Dr is also a worthy contender! Si [/quote] I think the same. The PN-2 will always be great for hard chop, but the Sonar has so many added features (tap tempo, multiplier, machine, the Delta control...) that it makes it very versatile. Copilot FX have another tremolo worth checking out, it´s the Polypus and it offers cool tweaking on tap. But I´m not sure if it´s good for hard chopping purposes.

I got myself a Z.Vex Sonar for Xmas! I was looking for a cool tremolo that could do hard chop andhad tap tempo but wasn't a 1 trick pony. The Sonar is amazing, the ammount of stuff you can tweak on it makes it quite versatile, and I love the multiplier on the tap tempo.

Thanks for the review Gaz! It's a really interesting pedal and JMJ is one of my favourite players when it comes to effects (and Juan Alderete - The Mars Volta). I'll have to try one of these out !

Hi Gaz, How's the Diabolik? In the video it sounds really cool. Cheers