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M5 or that little Zoom MS50 come to mind. Neunaber Slate is amazing but also like $400!

Polar Bear wrote:I'd strongly recommend the TC Nova Modulator. Great do it all pedal, doesn't take up a lot of space and can be had for under $200.

Agreed - this your guy

MrDINO wrote:That was RS price. 320 sounds more palatable.

Yarrr even with Uncle Dave's discount it was a bit too rich for me buying it locally so took a punt on a secondhand one on reverb and was very happy!

jeremyb wrote:

MrDINO wrote:That was RS price. 320 sounds more palatable.

Yarrr even with Uncle Dave's discount it was a bit too rich for me buying it locally so took a punt on a secondhand one on reverb and was very happy!

Cool

If amazing sounding is important, see if Matt at tone lounge still has the old style neunabers clearing out. I grabbed the seraphim and it sounds wonderful. But I don't know that it has a tremolo, might pay to check.

TmcB wrote:

Polar Bear wrote:I'd strongly recommend the TC Nova Modulator. Great do it all pedal, doesn't take up a lot of space and can be had for under $200.

Agreed - this your guy

Agree also. Anybody want to release one?

I found the TC Nova sounded pretty good, but was a complete pain in the back when you had to bend down every time you wanted to change patches. M series ftw.

StratMatt wrote:I found the TC Nova sounded pretty good, but was a complete pain in the back when you had to bend down every time you wanted to change patches. M series ftw.

You can do it by foot, too.

Polar Bear wrote:

StratMatt wrote:I found the TC Nova sounded pretty good, but was a complete pain in the back when you had to bend down every time you wanted to change patches. M series ftw.

You can do it by foot, too.

You can, it's that intuitive though is it?

Bloody tempted to get an M5 myself. Or maybe even measure the board up and see if an M9 would squeeze on.