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Cedric - I've felt the same way about many of Bjorn's demos & reviews and hope for the day he decides to bless us all with some tabbed full length tutorials in addition to continuing his awesome tradition for gear reviews 🙏🙏

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Takk!

Thanks Keith! One can never have enough gear! 😎

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I try my best! :)

Analogman Sunface BC108.

Thank you! I played in a Pink Floyd tribute act in the late 90s and early 2000s and at that point there really wasn't that much info available on David's gear so I started to collect everytthing I could come across and eventually shared everything with my site gilmourish.com.

Thanks! Check out my albums with Airbag and my solo project under my name Bjørn Riis.

There is a slight hiss but not annoyingly loud.

Like all of the Foxgear/Gurus Binson style models, the Baby is kind of a mixture of the sound of a Memory Man and the features of a Binson. I think the Dark Side is an exeptional multi unit but it can't really compete with single stompboxes that will provide a more versatile palette.

Isn’t that Keeley pedal mono only?

@@vanessajazp6341 yes very mono. Ok if live gigging, less useful in a studio.

But in a studio it’s not that difficult to make the signal stereo. It can be done with any recoding software, whether in post or setup when recording a performance. There are also pedals to make a mono pedal stereo, with phase switches and volume knobs for amp differences. It’s ridiculous to choose not to buy a killer pedal because it doesn’t have stereo outs, snd now I see some complain if there aren’t true stereo ins as well. The Boonar is a much better version of an Echorec, not stereo, and many vintage Echorecs aren’t stereo.

@@CorbCorbin You are exactly right. I recently bough a Mooer Pitch Box to emulate the static chorus effect that EVH popularized during the Van Hagar era. It cost only $70 and it nails the effect although it only does it "mono" by shifting the pitch -10 cents and recombining it with the dry signal. On the other hand, I could have spent $250 or more on an Eventide box that gave me a wider, stereo version of this static chorus effect.. Although it would take 2 Pitch Box's to emulate the stereo effect live (i'd shift the left channel -10 cents with one Pitch Box, and the right channel +10 cents with the other Pitch Box), this can be done in the studio with a single Pitch Box by recording the original guitar track, and processing it twice to create a pair of stereo tracks. While this particular stereo effect was fairly easy to do in a studio, there are a few stereo effects where the differences between the right and left channels are way more complicated, and the exact algorithm might not be known. This is especially true when it comes to some of the sounds created by stereo reverbs and harmonizers. Thus, you could produce a stereo effect, but it might not be exact or desired stereo effect you were after. But you could definitely come up with a stereo effect that was similar and save yourself a lot of money.

I will do one if they send me one 😉 The T7E Baby is very similar to the Boonar. A bit darker sounding placing it between the Boonar and Memory Man.

dont you mean know their stuff you dont use word shit if they are good fool

Thanks! For some of it but for stuff like Wall 1 and Run Like Hell you need a digital unit for those pristine sounds. This will be too dark and muddy for that.

Oh! Not sure I want to go down that worm hole... I’ve used them both. My current is the JD. Looooove the Rotovibe!

I'm using the EHX Green Russian.

@@gilmourishofficial Thanks! I've just got my T7E Baby and I like it for the most part. I'm using a stratocaster with a similar pickup arrangement as yours. 69 neck and middle with an SSL5 in the bridge. Have you noticed any sensitivity to higher signal levels with the T7E? It's especially apparent with the SSL5. If I do not pick the strings very lightly I will get a harsh and grainy clipping sound in the delay. Would there be any way to adjust the input gain inside the pedal maybe? I know sometimes pedals have trim pots hidden inside for additional adjustments.

Ok I think I've found the problem. The pedal is rated for 9-12v power and I have it connected to a 9v daisy chain with my fuzz face. Do you know if the T7E can handle 18v?

Soundwise yes. The Baby sound closer to the Memory Man. They have more or less the same features.

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I'd be happy to review the Volante if Strymon send me one.

@@gilmourishofficial I'll bake then muffins with sprinkles and ask real nice like......

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Yep! I've done a review of both the 67 and the Engine. Use them both regularly. Search my channel.

@@gilmourishofficial That’s Great yes I saw the Engine video but not the Unit67. Do you think the unit67 will give me that snappy clean sound of Gilmour’s “Coming Back to Life” Intro Solo?

@@NablusRain The intro solo on the album was recorded straight into the mixing desk, using the channel preamp and compression. Possibly a 1176 or LA-2A. The Unit67 has a bit of that flavour but it's that lined signal that makes the tone.

@@gilmourishofficial Yes absolutely correct. One of course cannot get the exact tone of that solo but I felt that the unit67 would probably be close enough to enjoy playing it. Thanks for the update and info.

Or price?

You should have a signal when both are off. The swell is an option. Not something that needs to be on.

@@gilmourishofficial thanx a lot. I sent mine back.

Yes Sir.. signal path is 100% analog.

@@foxgearpedals844 Appreciate the response, looks like I'm getting a new pedal then!

Featurewise they’re pretty similar but this one is perhaps closer to a Memory Man, while the Boonar has more of that clean and bright Binson sound.

Boonar is better by far

They have about the same features. The Volante is soundwise closer to the Binson. This one is closer to a Memory Man.

I've been using V30 for years. The Blackstar cab is slightly bigger than what I'm used to and it makes all the difference. Huge tone! They're not nearly as dark as my old Fanes but I'm really more into rock sounds these days and the V30s are just more versatile.

The Baby has all the features but tonewise it's closer to a Memory Man.

I haven't tried the Strymon so I can't really tell.

www.andertons.co.uk/guitar-dept/foxgear-t7e-baby-4-head-stereo-vintage-echo-pedal

Anderton’s has everything!

@@nicolamontoro That’s fine if one lives in the UK, which I do not.

@@gilmourishofficial Thank you, but I live in the USA. I don’t see it at any retailers here (yet?).

@gilmourish Out of all the pedals youve tried which sounds the most like a real echorec?

It's a short excerpt I've recorded as an intro for these reviews.

@@gilmourishofficial you should record it in a full song!! It’s great!

That is a horrible name. Part of the reason I bought this one instead.

Love the name

They didn't. I'm refering to him in the title because this is a David Gilmour related channel.

The Binson’s swell is very unique and can be obtained easily, but only with the motor speed adjust set to 0 (320ms for the longest head) plus you can recall it by the dedicated footswitch like a “second preset”.

@@foxgearpedals844 Hello, after not finding any information about this online, I was wondering if: 1. It possible to adjust Motor Speed in swell (2nd preset) mode or is the Motor Speed at a fix position everytime swell mode is activated ? 2. Does the pedal have a 'trails' mode (delays fade out when pedal is bypassed) ? Thanks!

Foxgear (Italy).