Holy shit that step sequencer capability is huge, the way you used it with the reverb sounds amazing. I guess I made the right decision buying this pedal, I just have to wait for 2 more weeks. Great demonstration of this pedal, especially the video at 13:30 sounds really great.

What a powerful little unit. Another great demonstration video!

Love seeing Australian innovations in the musical space!

I literally just ordered my digit today on Reverb. Can’t wait. I sold my Iridium for it. Thanks for all the inspiration brother!

Hi Leon! Many lovely shapely tones to be Enjoyed! Thanks for sharing brother and Be Well All!

Dang it Leon Todd between you and Pete thorn demoing such cool stuff I’m gonna go broke lol just bought the poly digit beebo after seeing you demoing it with the eventide h9 max which I also bought this week as well lol keep up the killer demos

Got that Lego ship off the sofa & launched it for a maiden voyage along the Coast of Wall of Guitars below the equator...

The effects sound really good.

Lol love the reaction at 2:47

FA-BU-LOUS !! Thank you Leon !

There were a lot of 'character' tones in there. Trippy stuff.

Oh man, I like the Poly but I have so many stuff here already. Mmm, where's my paypal pw? Ah, here it is...

@LeonTodd I've. Been watching quite a few videos on thing AND ABSOLUTELY LOVE I and don't even have one. Where did you say that video of you telling how the 3rd ADA MP-1 came about?

That guitar sounds great! What pickups are those?

Hi Leon, I made/curated some really weird impulse responses for this pedal. Train horns, coughing, low sample rates, etc. Let me know if you’d like me to send them to you. You could probably make a video out of them, *plays guitar* “this is weird”, *plays more* “this is also weird!”

what about the feel and latency of this unit ?

Have you uploaded these presets anywhere, Leon?

It’s a cool pedal, but I’m really hesitant to jump into newer stuff like this. Guitar pedals nowadays are worse than cells phones. They’re too fancy and overpriced, and as soon as you save up the cash to get the new modeler, either some other or the same company comes out with the next generation high tech stuff, and what you just bought is obsolete. I feel almost every channel now days is just trying to sell me something. I like the old analogue stuff. There is a standard, they work and sound amazing, and no modeler will ever challenge an od808 driven 6505+ through a Marshall or Mesa 4x12. At least with cell phones, it’s a main staple of your routine. Every time i turn around, someone is pushing a new IR modeler pedal next gen lol. I guess that’s the biggest turn off. I like the old stuff because there is no learning curve, and I can just focus on the guitar. The newer stuff just gets way too complicated. I like plug and play. It’s either flip on my amp, let the tubes warm for a couple minutes and go... or spend 20-30 minutes loading up patches, plugins, IR loaders, IR’s, effects... i know... I’m making excuses... it just gets my blood pressure up trying to dial that kind of stuff in.