Like Metal Zone but each of the 3id contour switches is set as a sweet spot. The pedal will go soon and I have ordered the Echo Brain already. I was not a fan of TC's pedals before this (except for the Polytune and Ditto but they're pretty basic), but now I'm more convinced. I’m very surprised that TC didn’t opt for a Tube Screamer variant as the OD option in this line. It works for Nu-Metal only though. That doesn’t mean that it should exist, though. Of course TC Electronic would have a chorus pedal in the lineup. People needing all the bells and whistles of modern tweaked out effect boxes. I’m a big fan of the case design. They have a bad reputation with their old switches but now that they've changed I think that they're much more reputable. They are perfect for foot tweaking, while all the pots are smooth and firm enough to avoid accidental adjustments. I think out of the box the Grand Magus is much better sounding than the notorious BOSS DS-1 and its a good stand in for a RAT style distortion without actually being a RAT. He's referring to the new $50/$60 line of pedals. Fuzz junkies who need their fix and anyone shopping for their first fuzz. Fancy folks who want super long delays with tap tempos and other bells and whistles. All your weird guitars make it harder to imagine the tone on a more established model. Looks like you're using new Reddit on an old browser. Gainy 2-3/10. It's supposed to be analogue and sounds better than any Metal AMP Vst direct with Cam sims (IRs). Change ), You are commenting using your Google account. The Mix knob sets your wet/dry mix ratio. I’ve never been a big phaser user, but if you want to sound like Van Halen you need one. Anyone with internet access who can wait for a smaller $50 boost to be shipped to them. The TC Electronic Afterglow Chorus is a “vintage-style chorus pedal with all-analog bucket brigade circuit”. TC Electronics has announced a new range of low-priced analogue pedals including distortion and overdrives, phaser, chorus, delays and a compressor. I also really like the giant knobs they used on these pedals. I’d imagine these ones are the same or some other East Asian country. I have the Corona; decent pedal and I can set it up to sound sort of like that Green onions song. It’s severely sturdy and leaves plenty of room for adventurous modding types to get into the guts of the pedals. It is amazing. So it goes with the Ditto X2. Only complaint no difference 8+ Gain IMHO. I’m not a huge vibrato user, but I’ve been finding myself really enjoying this one for live playing. They aren’t out in the USA yet, I know they are available in Australia and parts of Europe. The built quality is really good for 50,- and the Echo Brain got pretty good reviews overall, so we'll see. If you need a boost in a pinch and a Rush Booster is available, go for it! The place for all things related to guitar pedals. If you are flanger curious the Thunderstorm will get you there and then some. I don't really need it as I use my amp's reverb and only using it for the 100% wet sound doesn't do it for me. Personal preference goes a long way though and many opinionated head bangers have made comments otherwise. Sounds like chorus to me! These pedals are made where? I don't really look to my phaser as a boost. Maybe because I was a fan of Behringer and they're basically sturdier Behringer pedals. Monochromatic tuners have been the the industry standard for decades, but TC Electronic, always eager to innovate, decided to take tuning into polychromatic territory. I also have to wonder why there isn’t a tremolo in the line. – Boss Hm-2 for surf rock TOAN? The Rush is a fully functional boost pedal. If you are a comp connoisseur I’m guessing this wont do it for you, but maybe that guess is wrong? I got the Prophet Digital Delay and I really like it. TC Electronic $50 pedals – Review of the Full Line. The case is slightly bigger than your standard BOSS pedal in length and width, but top mounted jacks mean that there might be space saving opportunities on many boards when these pedals are placed next to other top jack pedals. I can’t find stock anywhere. We contacted TC Electronic and offered to demo the whole line up and they were very generous to take us up on the offer. For $50 you can’t go wrong for just a digital delay but The Prophet has some incredible noise making tricks up its sleeve. We don’t when they will be come available sorry. If you don’t need super long repeats and you want to make fantastic spaceship noises for $50, I can confidently recommend the Echobrain. Players who want a bright OD with loose grit and any amount of drive imaginable. Experimental noise making types who want a massive wall of fantastic noise, and anyone needing a simple and affordable digital delay. They get the job done, the series is basically designed for a cheaper alternative to effects you'll use but don't want to drop a ton on. That’s like 300% more control! However you really should demo pedals with a strat. This might bother some players but has no effect on my playing because I don’t hold the switch with my foot after I engage pedals. This is our post demo review of the entire line. Where can you buy this line? The only quirk in the line’s design is that the true bypass switch engages the pedal when you release the switch, not when you initially press the switch. In October of 2016 TC Electronic announced their unofficially named “Smorgasbord of Tone” line of pedals. This one has 3. The Prophet is a standard sounding digital delay with a really long delay time. Teenagers buying their first distortion and experienced players looking for a RAT alternative. I can jam out Metal on it but it's really made for those early 2000s bizkit types.