PRS makes pedals now

[xefned]

And the Joy Division-meets-Neunaber graphics?

The graphics are the one thing I dig about these pedals.

I kinda wanna borrow that element for my Obsidius pedal. (Search term suggestions welcome.)

 

[DAJE]

I love my PRS SE Mira, and I'm more art-rock hippy than blues lawyer.

Not too interested in the pedals, but I wouldn't write them off without hearing them first. Or at least reading some reviews.

 

[NickC]

pass, i'm waiting for a EHX les paul style guitar

 

[Bricksnbeatles]

The dual LFOs and LFO mix of the flanger is honestly pretty rad. The only one of the PRS pedals that interests me— It sounds like a good middle ground between a BF-2 and an Electric Mistress, but with way more controls

 

[cdwillis]

I think Paul seems like a pretty cool guy really, I just do not like super blingy tops that they put on most of their guitars. The SE ones are just as bad with the veneers. The solid color PRS guitars are the ones I could see myself playing, like a solid black McCarty singlecut. I don't even like gold appointments on guitars, but I think this looks nice:

 

[Robert]

The dual LFOs and LFO mix of the flanger is honestly pretty rad.

I want to like it.... It has the potential to be likable....

But why in the hell did not one person at PRS say "Hey, you know, maybe we should add like, a switch to invert the phase of one side so it can do subtractive through-zero?" ...

It has the word "THROUGH" in the name for gods sake.

 

[music6000]

I want to like it.... It has the potential to be likable....

But why in the hell did not one person at PRS say "Hey, you know, maybe we should add like, a switch to invert the phase of one side so it can do subtractive through-zero?" ...

It has the word "THROUGH" in the name for gods sake.

A potential candidate for a upcoming PCB should it become available would be greatly received with that said toggle!

 

[Robert]

A potential candidate for a upcoming PCB should it become available would be greatly received with that said toggle!

I've had a Byzantium² project drawn up since long before these things were announced.

I just have to get the nerve to work up a layout....

 

[music6000]

I've had a Byzantium² project drawn up since long before these things were announced.

I just have to get the nerve to work up a layout....

Just keep working at That Pedal that needs your attention on your desk for the moment!

 

[Robert]

Just keep working at That Pedal that needs your attention on your desk for the moment!

I have three opened up on my desk in front of me, two on the workbench, and six incoming tomorrow....

I have absolutely no idea which one you're referring to.

 

[Bricksnbeatles]

I want to like it.... It has the potential to be likable....

But why in the hell did not one person at PRS say "Hey, you know, maybe we should add like, a switch to invert the phase of one side so it can do subtractive through-zero?" ...

It has the word "THROUGH" in the name for gods sake.

It’s not actually two flanger circuits though, right? I was under the impression that it’s a single flanger with a dual LFO, so you can create composite waveforms; hence why there’s only one regen control and only one wet/dry mix.

 

[Robert]

It’s not actually two flanger circuits though, right?

That's not what the description says....

"Dual flanger pedal with independent controls for each flanger"


Although that still could be the case.... if so it's a bit misleading.

 

[music6000]

That's not what the description says....

"Dual flanger pedal with independent controls for each flanger"


Although that still could be the case.... if so it's a bit misleading.

From PRS website:
The PRS Wind Through the Trees dual analog flanger pedal is best described as two flangers fighting each other, resulting in a sound reminiscent of the wind whipping through the trees. With Manual, Depth, and Rate controls per flanger.........

 

[Bricksnbeatles]

That's not what the description says....

"Dual flanger pedal with independent controls for each flanger"


Although that still could be the case.... if so it's a bit misleading.

Ah interesting. The Andy demo sounded more like two LFOs modulating the same delay line. Since it’s two flanger circuits the phase switch seems an absolute no brainer

 

[Robert]

The control set suggests what you describe and one the official PRS demo video makes it sound that way as well....

But the marketing says otherwise.

I suppose we'll find out eventually.

 

[spi]

Is there any mention of the graphic design on them?

Yes, I didn't watch the whole video but skipped around and landed on it. Apparently the lines are inspired by the outline of the birds.

 

[Bricksnbeatles]

@StompBoxParts I totally understand if it’s not your place to say, but any chance you could clarify if the flanger is two separate delay lines or one delay line with two stacked LFOs allowing for more complex waveforms?

 

[StompBoxParts]

@StompBoxParts I totally understand if it’s not your place to say

That. Sorry ya'll can't confirm or disclose. I think most of you are on to something though.

 

[Coda]

That. Sorry ya'll can't confirm or disclose. I think most of you are on to something though.

What, with the OnlyFans thing?…

 

[MichaelW]

Ok, I just finally watched one of the PRS Pedal demo's. I have admit I like the dual flanger, whether it's really dual or not.
Question, the flangers are in series right? I mean if it's wind fighting against itself....?
Or is it parallel signal paths that get summed after the LFO's?

Either way, Brian Ewalds demo sounds pretty cool, I like it. I'd build it, or the Byzantium-2.
Or maybe I'll just stack two flangers and get to the same place hahaha......