Tc Electronic Nova System
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Aug 16 2008, 01:10 AM
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Check out TC Electronic's Nova System, basically a high end floor pedal digital effects and analog drive/distortion unit. Looks really cool to me. Discuss.

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Aug 16 2008, 02:33 AM
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I've wanted one of those for a long time now, ever since they released information on it some tie ago smile.gif
Looks awesome, but I'm afraid I won't use my GT-10 if I buy that one so I'll wait a little while tongue.gif

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Well they haw good reputation with every thing they make,we used Pwercore in the studio,and the plugins are just amazing.
So I am shore that this pedal Rocks.

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Its a tempting thought to want one of these guys with something like a fender 65 twin RI... great clean basis to build off of, all the effects you want, as well as some really nice sounding drive (check here.. this guy seems to be using a stack of two epiphone blues custom's. Who is this guy anyway?). I can't think of many amps that might be good for it though, what has a great clean tone with tons of headroom and pretty good volume? From what I've read the blues customs seem to. Of course there are various fenders you could go for. What about Traynor? I've heard the ycv80 sounds great, is built great, has tons of headroom and seems like a good match for this kind of unit.

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It looks absolutely fantastic!! Gearobsessed as I am I really feel like going to the shop and try one out, if they have it that is..

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Here is another amp that might go really well with it.

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QUOTE (JVM @ Aug 16 2008, 01:54 AM) *
Its a tempting thought to want one of these guys with something like a fender 65 twin RI... great clean basis to build off of, all the effects you want, as well as some really nice sounding drive (check here.. this guy seems to be using a stack of two epiphone blues custom's. Who is this guy anyway?). I can't think of many amps that might be good for it though, what has a great clean tone with tons of headroom and pretty good volume? From what I've read the blues customs seem to. Of course there are various fenders you could go for. What about Traynor? I've heard the ycv80 sounds great, is built great, has tons of headroom and seems like a good match for this kind of unit.

The Mesa Lonestar would be probably great with it I would think, but you're right, the twin would be awesome
I want one haha

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QUOTE (inertia @ Aug 16 2008, 12:33 PM) *
The Mesa Lonestar would be probably great with it I would think, but you're right, the twin would be awesome
I want one haha


True, a lonestar would be awesome as well biggrin.gif The epiphone, traynor and gibson though fit smaller budgets but are still probably really nice.

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QUOTE (JVM @ Aug 16 2008, 12:42 PM) *
True, a lonestar would be awesome as well biggrin.gif The epiphone, traynor and gibson though fit smaller budgets but are still probably really nice.

for sure those epis sounded great, I'd never heard that model before

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Great system. Too bad it doesn't have wah as well sad.gif

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QUOTE (Ivan Milenkovic @ Aug 16 2008, 02:37 PM) *
Great system. Too bad it doesn't have wah as well sad.gif


True. But there are always effects that it won't have. One of my favorites for example is the electro harmonix POG, but you wont find anything like it on a multifx that is actually decent (good sub octave tracking, no matter how fast you play or if you play chords, as many options, the organ sound). But for everything else, this thing looks pretty awesome.

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Yeah it does. This would actually solve all my FX problems for some time, but there is no wah pedal. It is pretty hard to find a good processor with wah included. Of course there is option to get wah aside, but that isn't an all-in-one solution and I would probably have to power two devices instead of one.

Yeah it does. This would actually solve all my FX problems for some time, but there is no wah pedal. It is pretty hard to find a good processor with wah included. Of course there is option to get wah aside, but that isn't an all-in-one solution and I would probably have to power two devices instead of one.

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You could get something like a Tonebone Loopbone and use it to take a wah and other effects in and out of your chain to preserve tone, but put it in when you want to use it.

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Sounds great from promo clips on Youtube,
TC effects are always top class but drive impressed me as well. smile.gif

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QUOTE (Muris Varajic @ Aug 16 2008, 05:05 PM) *
Sounds great from promo clips on Youtube,
TC effects are always top class but drive impressed me as well. smile.gif


Yeah, I agree. I actually tried to mention that in my second post, but I failed by linking to the wrong video tongue.gif The drive really sounds good I think. Especially that first tone he has.

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QUOTE (JVM @ Aug 16 2008, 11:08 PM) *
Especially that first tone he has.


Yeah,cream with strawberry biggrin.gif

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G-System is a also a great device, but very expenceive. Like 1500$ in net stores. But even G system doesn't come with wah. sad.gif

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QUOTE (Ivan Milenkovic @ Aug 16 2008, 05:40 PM) *
G-System is a also a great device, but very expenceive. Like 1500$ in net stores. But even G system doesn't come with wah. sad.gif


I'm tellin ya man, get one of these and put the nova in one and wah in the other. Personally I'd have an EHX POG (with true bypass) either before or after all of that in the chain, and a "third hand" type thing like I mentioned in the pog thread hooked up to it. That would be my ultimate effects setup biggrin.gif

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no JVM you got me wrong mate. I don't think the sound would be in lower quality because of the wah - I simply wanna have all in one solution for carying around. And an lightweighted one as well. I'm tired of carrying around the pedalboard, why don't they build all in one solution that is good enough even for pedals, and lighter then pedals smile.gif

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QUOTE (Ivan Milenkovic @ Aug 16 2008, 07:37 PM) *
no JVM you got me wrong mate. I don't think the sound would be in lower quality because of the wah - I simply wanna have all in one solution for carying around. And an lightweighted one as well. I'm tired of carrying around the pedalboard, why don't they build all in one solution that is good enough even for pedals, and lighter then pedals smile.gif


Ahh I see what you're saying. It would be very nice if it had wah, I admit.

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