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It does sound as good as the original and addresses some of that pedals shortcomings like a master volume and full ADSR. Having a polyphonic dry mode and ability to also use the ADSR in dry mode is also a welcome expansion on the original. I’m still uncertain how usable the polyphonic mode is for bass although Zach Rizer doesn’t seem to have too much trouble in that video, so I’m cautiously optimistic that some work has been done on pitch detection. The original Enzo does not handle bass chords well in my experience. Im also really interested in the ability to connect a midi controller to create a full keys synth; which can also be triggered simultaneously with guitar and bass. I think that would make a really powerful, compact and easily transportable bass and keys synth rig! I don’t think I’ll be an early adopter though considering the price. I’ll wait until other people report back. There is also a desk top editor nearing completion which will also be really helpful for patch creation and organisation.

Zach Rizer’s demo. I’ve been waiting for this release. I’m very interested.

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This is good to know. I think anyone who opts to name one the FourFliptops is then obligated to buy four and run them all in series. If he does rename the pedal using one of your suggestions @Quatschmacher, I think you should receive one gratis.

It is out of my budget too unfortunately as much as I’d like to support him. I follow him mainly for his occasional covers and bite size lessons; the pedals are a bonus. Great player. His series of video lessons are brilliant too.

B-Fifteena Marie is excellent! Quite like the Four FlipTops too. Well done, sir.

The price is indeed steep and it being probably mostly made to order means trialling one beforehand would be unlikely. And I struggled to come with a more apt pun. ChatGTP had a tough time too…

Celebrity Pedals have released a very small run of pre amps modelled after the Ampeg B-15 dubbed ‘Smells Like B-15 Spirit’. Celebrity Pedals don’t have a website but should be up on their Reverb store at some point. Nice to have another option to add to the small but growing list of builders that offer something like this alongside Sushi Fx, Shiftline, Broughton, Ampeg SVT-DI and likes. @Quatschmacher Might be of interest?

Just the Tu3s down the local Wetherspoons on a Thursday night… 😛

Apologies in advance for the messy cabling but a recent house move has meant I now have space for a more permanent home pedal set-up. I feel very fortunate.

I recall reading this. I think running it behind a buffer rectified the issue. Good to know the Grand doesn’t have the same issue.

This is helpful. I’ve been eyeing up a Slampegg on Reverb but might opt for the Grand at some point based on your experience.

This is now a reality. I’ll be keen to give it a go. Also very keen to hear from anyone if owns/has owned the original! https://www.behringer.com/product.html?modelCode=0709-ALB

Luke is taking a break from the pedal side of the business and selling off remaining stock with 25% off. Some bargains to be had! https://www.thereallygoodpedalco.com.au/

Looks cool. I’d imagine will be a big hit with guitarists. I can see why this was developed after the Artifact. Seems like a safer release that will have greater mass appeal. I’m interested by the mention of a global editor where you can play all Source Audio pedals. Is this refering to a plug-in suite. Now that would be great!

Nice overview. Seems very well thought out and might offer something for people who already have each individual effect.

I caved….

The Broughton is sitting in my cart. I’m not sure whether to pull the trigger but my dilly-dadling will probably mean it’s sold out by the time I make a decision….so many new pedals to covet…😛

I’ll dust of my prediction from last time; a dual modulation pedal. 😀

Haha. My work here is done. 😆 The kids these days… The clips do show the more obnoxious side of the pedal. There is a huge range on both circuits and it is capable of more refined and hopefully musical sounds; but where is the fun in that!

Oooo, I’ve no idea whether any permission was sought. It’s been quite a few years since Chunk Systems ceased production. I’m just glad someone resurrected and - in my opinion - improved on the original design. It is very cool.