Anyone else going Walrus?

JonHosker · October 2019

Have a Reverb fathom which is ace.
Dreaming of more Walrus and have entered the Guitarist mag competition for 3 pedals...
14th Oct...is the day of reckoning...
This company are so impressive.
Praise over...jon

merlin · October 2019

Goo goo g'joob.

Lebarque · October 2019

Admit it; you'd never heard of them before TPS! ;0)

Bebopper · October 2019

I've had their ARP-87 delay for a few months and am really happy with it. Four quality delay types, tap tempo and a small form factor. Only gripe, and it's one I can live just fine with, is there's no time knob, so you can only set the time with tap tempo.

MagicPigDetective · October 2019

Yes I have a Slo reverb and it’s excellent. Would like a Julia, Lillian and an Ironhorse. The TPS episode is good, they seem to be cool dudes, a small company passionate about their pedals.

Wazmeister · October 2019

I'd really like to like them... only tried the Slo Reverb thingy, but like others have reported elsewhere, mine did add a fair bit of noise to a couple of rigs I tried them sadly.

Samgb · October 2019

Bebopper said:

I've had their ARP-87 delay for a few months and am really happy with it. Four quality delay types, tap tempo and a small form factor. Only gripe, and it's one I can live just fine with, is there's no time knob, so you can only set the time with tap tempo.

This. It sounds great but i just find tap tempo so inaccurate on delays so in the end i moved it on. I did briefly consider flogging my DD-500 for the smaller pedal for this though. Thats how good it is. I swapped it for another of their pedals actually, the 385 Overdrive. The one based on a movie projector. It is also killer. The lo-fi/oilcan mode on the ARP87 is just lovely.
Ive also had the Iron Horse.

Samgb · October 2019

Never had any noise issues with any of those 3 pedals. Weird. i guess some pedals just don't play nice with some rigs?

stickyfiddle · October 2019

I've had a Monument Trem for over a year. Great company making great pedals by all accounts

Vintage-T · October 2019

I’ve had the Slo and Lilian for about 6 months, the Monument just turned up yesterday....not had much chance to play around with it yet. Aiming to have a walrus board going sometime soon.

joetele · October 2019

The Slo is my current favourite reverb. No noise with mine but I know some of these pedals (especially ones from Old Blood Noise Endeavours) can add a bit of noise here and there. Earthquaker is another excellent independent company.

prlgmnr · October 2019

I'm a big fan of the Monument, but I like to try and share the wealth among different pedal makers rather than having lots by one builder.

Unless they're called "Thorpy" or "Boss"

DLM · October 2019

I've been all about the LOLrus since it furst hit the Chzbrgers!

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BintyTwanger77 · October 2019

I was very impressed with the Fathom reverb.

horsehead · October 2019

Got the all in one fathom and ARP-87 and bloody hell they are simple enough for me but sound absolutely amazing! They really are idea machines to me

david57strat · October 2019

I love their products. I've got their Fathom Reverb, Deep Six v3 Compressor, and I'm using their Phoenix Power Supply - which I have yet to mount under my board. Still wrestling over how I want to do that safely/securely (along with an old Pedal Power Plus 2, without adding too much weight to the overall board. Need to build some sort of shim or something to get it blocked up right, to line up with the slots for the IEC cables.

AntonHunter · October 2019

david57strat said:

I love their products. I've got their Fathom Reverb, Deep Six v3 Compressor, and I'm using their Phoenix Power Supply - which I have yet to mount under my board. Still wrestling over how I want to do that safely/securely (along with an old Pedal Power Plus 2, without adding too much weight to the overall board. Need to build some sort of shim or something to get it blocked up right, to line up with the slots for the IEC cables.

This board is quite something!

david57strat · October 2019

AntonHunter said:

david57strat said:

I love their products. I've got their Fathom Reverb, Deep Six v3 Compressor, and I'm using their Phoenix Power Supply - which I have yet to mount under my board. Still wrestling over how I want to do that safely/securely (along with an old Pedal Power Plus 2, without adding too much weight to the overall board. Need to build some sort of shim or something to get it blocked up right, to line up with the slots for the IEC cables.

This board is quite something!

Thank you kindly, brother. After doing the rack equipment route for twenty plus years, with a minimal of pedals on the floor, I ended up gravitating back towards individual, dedicated pedals (and going back to the dreaded stompbox dance (until I can pick up a good switcher), for the sheer fun of manual tweaking of sounds, on the fly. It's been a long process, but a worthwhile one. I started out by using rack mount case covers, as a makeshift "board", but realized that would never really work, if I needed or wanted to leave the house with the pedals; so I finally broke down and picked up a board and case, earlier this year.

AntonHunter · October 2019

david57strat said:

Thank you kindly, brother. After doing the rack equipment route for twenty plus years, with a minimal of pedals on the floor, I ended up gravitating back towards individual, dedicated pedals (and going back to the dreaded stompbox dance (until I can pick up a good switcher), for the sheer fun of manual tweaking of the sounds, on the fly. It's been a long process, but a worthwhile one. I started out by using rack mount case covers, as a makeshift "board", but realized that would never really work, if I needed or wanted to leave the house with the pedals; so I finally broke down and picked up a board and case, earlier this year.

Yeah, I hear that!

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