It's been, what, about 45 minutes since Electro-Harmonix' last pedal release?
Just got this month's issue of Vintage Guitar in the mail, and there are two new pedals advertised on the back cover: the Pitch Fork +, and the 1440 Stereo Looper.
Can't see any mention of them on the EHX website, and no advertainment videos on Youtube, so I gather they are poised for release, but not available yet.
The Pitch Fork+ has two independent pitch shifting engines of +/-3 octaves each, a 4-character LED window for status/editting information, and 100 presets, along with a bunch of other features.
The 1440 Stereo Looper continues where the 720 (get it?) left off. It has up to 20 loops with 24 minutes of stereo recording, the same 4-character LED display, a bunch of push-button access effects, and a continuously variable "Tempo" control, which seems to have been borrowed from the Chase Bliss Blooper.
Personally, I'm not lusting, but I thought some of you would likely be interested. So keep your eyes peeled.
Just got this month's issue of Vintage Guitar in the mail, and there are two new pedals advertised on the back cover: the Pitch Fork +, and the 1440 Stereo Looper.
Can't see any mention of them on the EHX website, and no advertainment videos on Youtube, so I gather they are poised for release, but not available yet.
The Pitch Fork+ has two independent pitch shifting engines of +/-3 octaves each, a 4-character LED window for status/editting information, and 100 presets, along with a bunch of other features.
The 1440 Stereo Looper continues where the 720 (get it?) left off. It has up to 20 loops with 24 minutes of stereo recording, the same 4-character LED display, a bunch of push-button access effects, and a continuously variable "Tempo" control, which seems to have been borrowed from the Chase Bliss Blooper.
Personally, I'm not lusting, but I thought some of you would likely be interested. So keep your eyes peeled.