Reeves Electro's Waitlist Wednesday Preorder Window is back Tomorrow for a special cause - in support of the new Workshop
The much celebrated Waitlist Wednesday is back tomorrow - in fact from midnight tonight! Where you can PREORDER each of Reeves Electro’s Point-to-Point Builds. For most pedals it’s a case of unlimited preorders, while for the BlackHatSound-Deluxe - because of parts availability restrictions - those are limited to just 10, and the Plus Distortions are limited to 25.
Here is the full list with the all-important prices!
- 108 Master - £330
- 2n2Face - £330
- BlackHatSound - £350
- BLackHatSound-Deluxe (x 10 limit) - £550
- Leo Tweed Preamp - £450
- Plus Distortion (x 25 limit) - £350
- RedDotSound - £350
- Twinsound - £350
- ZO - £350
I believe you can also order the DAUGHTERBOARD SERIES - while those are typically more regularly available :
- Darlington Flyer - £299
- Facet 1.5 - £259
- Facet FF - £299
- Facet IZ - £259
- Facet VX - £259
And because this is a special occasions - there are a number of SPECIALS you can order - per the above visual :
- Monday Minute Shout Out - £25
- 30 Min 1-to-1 Zoom call - £75
- Time Lapse Video of your Pedal being made - £175
- Build a Fuzz Workshop (24th July) - £450
Also don't forget the MERCH STORE - which has great Tees for £17 - 'Keep it Fuzzy' etc. - you can also get those cool transparent perspex base plates for the regular pedal sizes - those start at £18.
I own 5 Reeves Electro Fuzzes to date - my first was the BlackHatSound, then the RedDotSound, Zo Silicon Zonk, BlackHatSound-Deluxe, and I'm waiting for the second Facet IZ batch to be completed for my 5th Reeves Fuzz to land.
I would most likely be going for the Twin Sound Octave Fuzz - weren't I already over-committed for May - things move very fast here at GPX HQ - and I'm already involved is some huge projects for this month - so I will need to wait for a later opportunity to pick that one up! I have still to get the Darlington Flyer, and one or two more of the Facet range, and I'm really looking forward to the forthcoming compact edition of Leo - which is a little higher gain, and has some neat features onboard.
If you can - please support Markus and Izzy this month - these are all truly magnificent pedals.
My favourite to date is still my original acquisition - the BlackHatSound - the BHS-D Deluxe edition is more versatile, but doesn't have quite the raw punch of the original. In fact I don't think you can go wrong with any of the original Trifecta pictured above - BlackHatSound, RedDotSound and Zo Zonk, where I believe the Zo is the current bestseller.
I will sign off with one of my favourite demos of the original BlackHatSound! :
