Any one have a chance to try one of these out? I am in the market for a pedal that would do some flange, phase and tremolo. The stereo option is also very appealing. I am not a heavy user of any of the effects offered in the pedal, so I thought an all in one would be a great way to do it even if it isnt totally perfect.

I have the Nova delay and really like it for what I use a delay for.

I'd be interested in any info on this pedal as well. Looks interesting, and the price would be reasonable-ish if it was any good.

I'll third this motion. I as well would like to hear any info on the TC Nova Mod.

H

I am hoping guitar pro shop or gearmandude will do a good one. If not I will probably pick one up and see how it is. I was thinking it is a better bet than getting the fulltone supa-trem and choralflange. I liked the ound of the supa-trem, but do not like the choralflange.

All right, I'm the sucker who decided to find out what it's all about. It seems like a pretty good deal to me. TC Nova Mod is $250, TC SCF is $300. So for $50 LESS you get more FX, plus programmability. I really like the Nova Delay, so I have high expectations for the Nova Mod.

I should have it later this week.

H

Exxcellent, I've been wondering about this one myself. Plus, you're not the type to sugarcoat it if there are any deficiencies which is what you want in a reviewer. Full report!

Jeez, I guess I've got a reputation around here!

H

Just got the Nova Mod. Plugged it in without reading the manual. Initial impressions are good. Need to read up and try saving some presets. More to come later!

H

I ordered one, too. Should get here early next week. If the effects sound good (Headshot?) and it's reasonably useable live, then it makes sense as a way of filling multiple gaps in your mod pedal lineup (chorus, trem, vibe & flange, for me) with good quality sounds for a reasonable price. That's a lot of "if," though. We'll see.

Okay, I can give a quick thumbs up to this thing: all the basic modulation effects sound pretty good to my ear--rich and analog-y, not harsh and digital. When I tried it out for a few minutes just now I ran it stereo into my Maz Jr and Lonestar Special, which probably helped to fill out the sound quite a bit. Nice chorus, good smoky flange (an effect I'd previously thought useless, but I ended up playing Tom Waits' "Temptation" and it worked great), very flexible, useable trem and a decent-to-excellent vibe. Bear in mind that I have limited experience with these effects/sounds, so my opinion should be taken with a grain of salt. Also, I don't really have a sense of how useable this critter would be in a live setting: it's got room for 9 presets, so presumably you could dial-in your favorite sounds and get at them without too much trouble--haven't tried that yet. If that's the case, then for $249 this thing's a steal. I might have to get the TC Nova Verb next.

I was able to mess with mine a little more. I do like it! I need to spend some more time to give a full review. I'm rewiring my pedalboard this week, so after that I can test it with all my other pedals.

H

I got mine a few weeks ago as well. I do like the pedal a lot. especially the zero flange with a fuzz in front of it.

I do notice a degrading effect on the tone with both nova pedals in line, so I am getting a loop that will bypass the pedals when not in use.