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I have to say that it does seem like a steep price. I could buy a Tiny Terror for the same price. I understand labour and parts aren't cheap, but by the same token, I don't think standard tubes and transistors are quite <i>that</i> expensive even with labour. I do wish you the best of luck with your business though, because it does seem like you've developed a couple very cool pedals.
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<blockquote id="quote"><font size="2" face="Verdana" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by damienwatt_au</i>
<br />359 euros is $708AUD........
$708 for a pedal.......
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I agree. I wish Tibor the best of luck, but I won't be spending 700 dollars on a guitar pedal. Does make the Klon Overdrive seem cheap though... And that's the low price for the first ten!
<br />359 euros is $708AUD........
$708 for a pedal.......
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I agree. I wish Tibor the best of luck, but I won't be spending 700 dollars on a guitar pedal. Does make the Klon Overdrive seem cheap though... And that's the low price for the first ten!
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<br />WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
500+ USD
Cool Pedal, But Thats Half An Amp!
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That's a Tiny Terror
<br />WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
500+ USD
Cool Pedal, But Thats Half An Amp!
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That's a Tiny Terror
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did you see ZVex Pedals? Whats the price there? They are little solidstate Fuzz boxes...or the Arbiter Fuzzface? 15 Parts including housing...
so we think the price is more than fair...
150,- Euros materials (oversized military-parts)
20,- Euros special-Transformer 8we let produce at a german transformer producer)
18,- Euros chrome handels (maybe there are cheaper ones? but we need a special size!)
20,- Euros housing (there is only on producer for them HAMMOND!)
7,- Euros Paint...(not the cheap one from HomeRepo)
so we have 205,-Euros for parts only...
then its 2hours to build the housing (all holes drilled (4-5 changes of drill-sizes) paintjob again 2-3 ours (with all labels printed & applied + masking the basepaint drying cleaning up the housing befor paint) 1hour gloss polish...work on the electrics 10-12 hours,1-1,5 hours testing the circuit plus finetuning...now please calculate for me what your time worth? Remember its not like building a BYOC pedal where you get a schematic and a building list for 20 parts!
An amptech around here takes around 60-80Euros per hour (and we don't talk of electric-engineers!)
we know the Euro is climbing and climbing a lot of smallfirms have problems exporting ther products outside the E.C. (e.u.) because of this peak!...look at even bigger companies like Opel/Vauxhall, BMW even they struggle under their export breakin because of the high Euro in comparison to the more or less weak dollar (i know that U.S. citiziens don't want to here that!:evil:)
so please calculate me your price!:D
what would it be worth in your eyes! and keep in mind you spend hours creating the circuit and months to test the thing!
and if you find an Tiny Terror for this price send me an PM...everyplace i was looking for one they where more ore less hundered euros higher in price...even then its an amp not pedal and you cant use it like one! you always need a cab... you can't play direct into a P.A. playing a set only with your guitar the pedal and a monitor...
so we think the price is more than fair...
150,- Euros materials (oversized military-parts)
20,- Euros special-Transformer 8we let produce at a german transformer producer)
18,- Euros chrome handels (maybe there are cheaper ones? but we need a special size!)
20,- Euros housing (there is only on producer for them HAMMOND!)
7,- Euros Paint...(not the cheap one from HomeRepo)
so we have 205,-Euros for parts only...
then its 2hours to build the housing (all holes drilled (4-5 changes of drill-sizes) paintjob again 2-3 ours (with all labels printed & applied + masking the basepaint drying cleaning up the housing befor paint) 1hour gloss polish...work on the electrics 10-12 hours,1-1,5 hours testing the circuit plus finetuning...now please calculate for me what your time worth? Remember its not like building a BYOC pedal where you get a schematic and a building list for 20 parts!
An amptech around here takes around 60-80Euros per hour (and we don't talk of electric-engineers!)
we know the Euro is climbing and climbing a lot of smallfirms have problems exporting ther products outside the E.C. (e.u.) because of this peak!...look at even bigger companies like Opel/Vauxhall, BMW even they struggle under their export breakin because of the high Euro in comparison to the more or less weak dollar (i know that U.S. citiziens don't want to here that!:evil:)
so please calculate me your price!:D
what would it be worth in your eyes! and keep in mind you spend hours creating the circuit and months to test the thing!
and if you find an Tiny Terror for this price send me an PM...everyplace i was looking for one they where more ore less hundered euros higher in price...even then its an amp not pedal and you cant use it like one! you always need a cab... you can't play direct into a P.A. playing a set only with your guitar the pedal and a monitor...
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and if you find an Tiny Terror for this price send me an PM...everyplace i was looking for one they where more ore less hundered euros higher in price...even then its an amp not pedal and you cant use it like one! you always need a cab... you can't play direct into a P.A. playing a set only with your guitar the pedal and a monitor...
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Right now I've seen TT's for less in Euros (albeit not by much). It's cheapest to buy in the UK given the current exchange rate and get it shipped to Europe. For the hundred Euros more, I've seen the combo version.
and if you find an Tiny Terror for this price send me an PM...everyplace i was looking for one they where more ore less hundered euros higher in price...even then its an amp not pedal and you cant use it like one! you always need a cab... you can't play direct into a P.A. playing a set only with your guitar the pedal and a monitor...
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Right now I've seen TT's for less in Euros (albeit not by much). It's cheapest to buy in the UK given the current exchange rate and get it shipped to Europe. For the hundred Euros more, I've seen the combo version.
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I think you are exaggerating the times there guy, and I frankly don't care how long it takes the paint to dry. You have the design already finished and it takes 2 hours to drill a couple holes, and 10-12 hours to solder some wires and screw in a couple potties? Either way, it's too much money for me for a pedal.
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<br /> you can't play direct into a P.A. playing a set only with your guitar the pedal and a monitor...
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Who would want that? It sounds like crap compared to a real amp. You had better figure aout a way to reduce costs because there are literally hundreds of valve pedals around for 200€ or so that sound just as good and carry full warranty etc....
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<br /> you can't play direct into a P.A. playing a set only with your guitar the pedal and a monitor...
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Who would want that? It sounds like crap compared to a real amp. You had better figure aout a way to reduce costs because there are literally hundreds of valve pedals around for 200€ or so that sound just as good and carry full warranty etc....
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to me a fair price for this thing would be 300-320 euros IMHO + shipping
i would pay even 350 if only the euro was cheaper, right now it's very expensive and still rising.
too bad you didn't sell those 5-6 month back - euro was so cheap back then (3,20 polish zloty for 1 euro, today it's 4,95 polish zloty for 1 euro )
try to find some ways to cut the costs maybe ?
i would pay even 350 if only the euro was cheaper, right now it's very expensive and still rising.
too bad you didn't sell those 5-6 month back - euro was so cheap back then (3,20 polish zloty for 1 euro, today it's 4,95 polish zloty for 1 euro )
try to find some ways to cut the costs maybe ?
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I think you may also be slightly exaggerating your prices. 7 euros for paint, okay... but how many pedals can you cover with a thing of paint? Who knows what else you're slightly exaggerating. Paint drying doesn't exactly stop you from doing other things.
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