That’s a valid concern! However, the additional controls and features do make it a more versatile tool. If you use it often, the investment could pay off.
I must admit, I chuckled a bit when I saw the price tag. Will I really need a small loan to get it? Long live the V1!
Haha! Right? If only they made a V1.5 to bridge the gap!
Funny you mention that! It’s like they want us to choose between food or music gear. I guess the real question is whether the sound improvements justify skipping meals!
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In all seriousness, if you’re passionate about sound design or recording, the V2 seems to offer enough upgrades to warrant the expense. What do you all think?
I’ve owned both the Deco V1 and V2, and I can honestly say the V2 is a notable upgrade. The added features really enhance its versatility, especially for studio setups.
Interesting perspective! I’ve only tried the V1, but the buzz around the V2’s improvements really has me thinking about upgrading.
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Having had the V2 for a month now, I can confirm it’s rock solid. The additional control over saturation really helps with dialing in the sound I want.
That sounds promising! Does the V2 have any reliability issues, or is it pretty stable?
I’ve found the V2 to be incredibly reliable in live settings. It just doesn’t flinch, which is a must for me when performing.
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Can’t argue with that! I’ve been using my V2 with different pedal boards and it’s always delivered. Very practical indeed!
Practicality is key! I’m still on the fence about getting the V2. How do you all feel about the price difference?
I think it’s worth it for the features you get. The V1 does have charm, but the V2 really takes things to another level without breaking the bank.
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I find myself wondering - is the upgrade really worth the cost? I mean, the V1 is still a solid pedal. Has anyone regretted moving to V2?
I haven’t heard of many, but my buddy went back to V1 after trying V2’s complexities. Maybe it’s not for everyone!
Haha, love that analogy! Ultimately, if you want to experiment more creatively, the V2 might be the way to go.
It’s like trying to decide if you want a salad or a cheeseburger! Both have their place, but one will probably give you more satisfaction.