Re: Slightly OT--Splice 'em up FX Pedal (other than Echoplex)?

["Travis Hartnett" <travishartnett@gmail.com>]

It was quietly discontinued some time ago:

http://www.aurisis.com/news.htm

"November, 2007:
Kim Flint has left the company to concentrate
only on Loopers-Delight. Gibson has stopped manufacturing the Echoplex
DP. Yet there are a lot of functions that only our LOOP software can
do, because of its tape loop like memory structure. In the next months,
we want to update this software for modern hardware, including standard
laptops. Keep connected!"


While the EDP hardware has been discontinued, what you're probably actually interested in is Loop, the software which ran on the EDP:

http://www.aurisis.com/loop.htm

"Aurisis develops exciting new technologies and products for the musical instrument industry. We license these technologies to major manufacturers in the industry who use them in their own products.

Aurisis Research believes that the time for Looping has come, and our Loop technology is perfectly positioned to dominate this market. The current product can easily be applied to mid-range rack units, inexpensive floor units, or table-top products for DJ's and studios.

The latest version is a VST plugin. It is important to offer the same functions for stage and for recording. So far looping was mainly used for training and live playing. To make it spread more, it needs to invade the studios as well. It can improve the recording situation by digging into the magic and recording the original inspirations!"

Travis Hartnett

On Wed, May 28, 2008 at 12:43 AM, Dave Gallaher <micdave@hiwaay.net> wrote:

Does anyone know what the fate of the EDP is?  It has been blown out on
sales at several online retailers lately and is no longer listed as a
stocked product.  One retailer labeled it 'discontinued.'  Is it no longer
being manufactured?  Are they coming out with an upgrade product?