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Posted: **Fri Sep 11, 2015 10:36 am**

Really curious about these. Can't wait for the demo!

Posted: **Fri Sep 11, 2015 10:45 am**

Bring them with you tomorrow. I want to touch them. Caress those big knobs...mmmm

Posted: **Fri Sep 11, 2015 10:48 am**

Are you talking to me or to Eivind? I'm getting confused.

Those words are usually reserved for our intimate moments and sensual evenings.

Posted: **Fri Sep 11, 2015 10:48 am**

Yeah, they got their knob game down. Fuzz-E Cat demo coming tonight; played it for a couple of hours with the camera rolling.

Posted: **Fri Sep 11, 2015 10:49 am**

Waitin'.

Posted: **Fri Sep 11, 2015 10:52 am**

Eivind August wrote:These just in:

...even the boxes are reminiscent of DBA. So..did I read these were "inspired" by old DBA pedals/are clones or what? I almost bought his line up but figured I'd wait to hear Eivind's demos first.

Posted: **Fri Sep 11, 2015 10:55 am**

Disarm D'arcy wrote:Are you talking to me or to Eivind? I'm getting confused.

Those words are usually reserved for our intimate moments and sensual evenings.

Posted: **Fri Sep 11, 2015 11:36 am**

Eivind August wrote:These just in:

My Defibrillator should be here tomorrow or Monday! :joy:

Posted: **Fri Sep 11, 2015 11:45 am**

Hyphen Nation wrote:

instantly good feels.

...and drop-dead good looks!

Iommic Pope wrote:
backwardsvoyager wrote:
hollowhero wrote:

report when you've gotten to try it out please
i'm really interested in these, since i only play solid state amps anyway i wonder how they compare to a Jazz Chorus or similar, it's nice to see people making higher quality SS guitar amps rather than bass only or entry level shit.
50w would surely be enough for rehearsal room/small gig volume too, right? being able to play shows with one of those and a 1x12 or something would be super convenient.

Also very intrigued about this
for home use.

I'm interested in the new Quilter, too. But...

half the power, half the price, plenty loud fo yo house.

Eivind August wrote:

Sooo purdy, mate!

Posted: **Fri Sep 11, 2015 12:18 pm**

Uncle Grandfather wrote:
Eivind August wrote:These just in:

...even the boxes are reminiscent of DBA. So..did I read these were "inspired" by old DBA pedals/are clones or what? I almost bought his line up but figured I'd wait to hear Eivind's demos first.

I don't really see any DBA in those designs :idk:

Posted: **Fri Sep 11, 2015 12:26 pm**

Hm, I'm not that informed on the DBA stuff, but neither sound like the Supersonic Fuzz Gun, at least. I've been a bit vary of DBA because of their build quality rep. :idk:

The fuzz gun demo I made have like ten times as many views as most of my others, so guessing the hipsters like 'em?

Anyway, big ups to Paradox, these pedals sound great, and were very reasonably priced. :!!!:

Posted: **Fri Sep 11, 2015 12:33 pm**

Eivind August wrote:Hm, I'm not that informed on the DBA stuff, but neither sound like the Supersonic Fuzz Gun, at least. I've been a bit vary of DBA because of their build quality rep.

The fuzz gun demo I made have like ten times as many views as most of my others, so guessing the hipsters like 'em?

Anyway, big ups to Paradox, these pedals sound great, and were very reasonably priced.

Yea, DBA has hipster cred, even if they were kind of around before this current crop of hipsters. They had the record label and the venue in their shop (they got kicked out by Vice magazine) in hipster Brooklyn (even though they were probably there before Brooklyn began its hipster transistion...but not sure on that being from California). Ty Segall and crap rep 'em so...yea.

But they make some alright stuff and have been around for a long ass time now, so they get a break (haha). I don't see the resemblance on the pedals...just the boxes kinda. And I don't think Paradox are copies of DBA stuff seeing their ideas on delay and stuff and offering a boost pedal but who knows...everything is inspired or developed from something else (even if it is a datasheet).

Can't wait to hear the demos man!

Posted: **Fri Sep 11, 2015 12:36 pm**

Eivind August wrote:Hm, I'm not that informed on the DBA stuff, but neither sound like the Supersonic Fuzz Gun, at least. I've been a bit vary of DBA because of their build quality rep.

The fuzz gun demo I made have like ten times as many views as most of my others, so guessing the hipsters like 'em?

Anyway, big ups to Paradox, these pedals sound great, and were very reasonably priced.

Yeah ive noticed my Death by Audio demos get the most views, and rightly so I feel as they are some of the best sounding pedals being made, as a brand they are one of the top builders for me. I don't care about the build quality as long as they sound great, although they do have a lifetime warranty. That said I get immense pleasure from owning and looking at tag board builds and have convinced myself that they sound better than pcb builds :lol:

Im only partially kidding, but if I get additional pleasure from some placebo effect then that's fine too

I thought someone on here mentioned some connection between dba and paradox? They do use a similar layout as dba and the same style knobs and the boxes they come in look like dbas boxes. hey in my opinion dba have the best aesthetic visual and sonic aesthetic going so it's not a bad thing to copy from the best.

Posted: **Fri Sep 11, 2015 1:57 pm**

lordgalvar wrote:Yea, DBA has hipster cred, even if they were kind of around before this current crop of hipsters. They had the record label and the venue in their shop (they got kicked out by Vice magazine) in hipster Brooklyn (even though they were probably there before Brooklyn began its hipster transistion...but not sure on that being from California). Ty Segall and crap rep 'em so...yea.

I think DBA are sort of the bastion of this current crop of hipsters, since they started the space and the label in 2007.