Pretty crazy but not for me

[mystixboi1]

 

[Coralkong]

Didn't we have this the other day?

 

[Stratguy]

Ah, the future of music. I'm missing the "good ol' days."

 

[LeftyTom]

...only because it's not purple. cop0

 

[Knox in Box]

They need a buttonto stop that thing from blinking if you're happy with the settings.

 

[Guitar Heel]

I really want to try one. So much that I may actually buy one, even though I despise Ibby necks.

 

[bphill]

The problem I have with guitars [or any equipment] that rely on technology is they are outdated in a few years. In this case 5 years from now long after they've stopped making it what do you do with the guitar if the kaoss pad stops working?

 

[Help!I'maRock!]

The problem I have with guitars [or any equipment] that rely on technology is they are outdated in a few years. In this case 5 years from now long after they've stopped making it what do you do with the guitar if the kaoss pad stops working?

this is why i only use the finest duct tape when attaching effects to my guitars.

 

[smurfco]

Wow, that sounded surprisingly terrible. I mean I didn't expect it to sound good, but Jesus.

 

[Chad]

The distortion could be the worst distortion I have ever heard. And the first guitar player I played with used a DS-1 into a Digitech double distortion.

The Kaos Pad itself looks pretty cool.

 

[bsman]

Kaoss pads have been around since the late 90s, so it's not really like they're a fad. I think if I really wanted a synth for my guitar, however, I'd probably prefer a Roland set up to this -- it's less invasive.

 

[aliensporebomb]

I just got an idea - take the kaos pad off the thing and hook a little fuzzbox the same size in the space where the kaos would go and connect to the built in cables.

Well, it might sound better.