Valeton also has an "FRFR":
would love to hear your impression through FR-12Mine arrived today. I've just been scrolling through the presets to get a general idea of what it sounds and feels like. It seems to be a cool little pedal so far and I haven't even connected my phone yet to edit stuff.
I was powering it via USB from an Anker portable power bank I got a while back to charge my phone. I initially tried it through my EV PXM-12. Next, because I'm going to gift the GP-5 to a friend (I have a second one on the way because they're so inexpensive), I tried it through an old Simmons DA2012 drum amp I had laying around. I figured if I could make it sound half decent I'd give him both.
The Simmons isn't great but it gets plenty loud and after cutting the bass and treble a bit (around 9:00-9:30 on both) it sounds good enough. As I said in a previous post, he's not as picky as I am.
I also tried it through the FX loop of my Vypyr 60 (I modded it to add the FX loop). It sounds pretty good through that too.
I still need to try it through the FR-12s, the FX loop of the Badlander 25, the THR30ii, and headphones. And of course I still need to connect the phone to edit tones and I also want to try out some NAM profiles as I have zero experience with them yet.
i thought what the hell and bought it anyway, will try with my FR-10Soon
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Nice! I suspect it'll sound great. I'm excited to try it through the FR-12(s) tonight. They're Archangel V3 equipped for extra goodness.i thought what the hell and bought it anyway, will try with my FR-10![]()
Easy at $60. Both.I was thinking about the GP-5 as well but went for the Tonex One (or rather two of them by now) because:
- Faster on-unit editing of the most relevant parameters.
- Considerably less latency (1.2-1.5ms vs. 5ms), likely irrelevant when used alone, but as I insert things in digital loops, I rather want the smallest values possible.
- Easier to deal with capture-ecosystem. With the Tonex, I can check captures from ToneNET straight in the plugin, save them as presets and directly beam them into the hardware, which is very, very efficient.
Easy at $60. Both.
Buying two units is not hoarding. But do whatever you like. I’m exploring gear while you post in a thread about a product you’re not interested in. Thanks for that.I'm not a hoarder.
I mean we can all discuss gear without buying it lolBuying two units is not hoarding. But do whatever you like. I’m exploring gear while you post in a thread about a product you’re not interested in. Thanks for that.
Buying two units is not hoarding.
That’s great. Glad you are at two and not hoarding. Getting plenty of use is key, it’s why I fired my Tone-X units. Not really being used after the initial excitement wore off. I’d rather have the option of on-board modeling in addition to the requirement of hunting captures just to get going. The fact that it’s less than half the cost and doesn’t involve buying additional content is a plus for me. But I think it’s super you are enjoying your gear. I don’t think I’ll need to buy two GP-5’s for any reason. Midi FTW. We can continue with the passive aggressiveness if you like.I bought two units, namely two Tonex Ones. But they are actually seeing plenty of use.