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Old 10-28-2018, 12:47 PM
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Default New NEXI acoustic modular pedalboard

I don't know much about the company. Modular pedal concept. They first put out an electric board last year, I think. Based out of Amsterdam.

Looks like an acoustic line is coming out as well. Seems pricey, but an interesting concept!

https://nexi-industries.com/






And HEY! It's "waterproof" hahahaha

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Old 02-19-2024, 07:44 PM
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Interesting idea!
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This doesn't just apply to Nexi, but why does any company offering an "acoustic guitar" reverb pedal include spring reverb on it.
Does anyone know ANYONE who uses spring reverb on their acoustic guitar?

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It’s an interesting idea but completely useless to anybody who already owns a few pedals and doesn’t want to repurchase the same effects.
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Looks cool.
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Old 02-20-2024, 01:04 PM
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You can use third party pedals... But honestly I don't see the point.

First, you don't change your pedalboard so often... Then it removes all the pleasure of wiring your pedalboard...

... and you could get noise from mixing analog and digital pedal and be stucked.
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