Pedal shops in Dublin?

CatacombKittens

Wondering if there are any good pedal shops around the city center that would stock pedals like Catalinbread or MI Audio stuff?

rcaz

CatacombKittens wrote: »

Wondering if there are any good pedal shops around the city center that would stock pedals like Catalinbread or MI Audio stuff?

If you find one, tell me. I've never seen a shop that was that exotic with their pedals.

I think the internet is your best bet, unfortunately...

Welease

Might be worth giving this place a ring.. Never used them myself though..

http://purepedals.com/index.php?page=about

BSOM

El Pr0n wrote: »

If you find one, tell me. I've never seen a shop that was that exotic with their pedals.

I think the internet is your best bet, unfortunately...

X Music have a good stock of stuff and the lads are really good with their stuff. Muzzle Music in Chapelizoid have now started doing Z.Vex pedals if thats what your bag is.

Pedals.ie has a great stock of stuff but it online.

Hope you find what your looking for.

rcaz

BSOM wrote: »

X Music have a good stock of stuff and the lads are really good with their stuff. Muzzle Music in Chapelizoid have now started doing Z.Vex pedals if thats what your bag is.

Pedals.ie has a great stock of stuff but it online.

Hope you find what your looking for.

Last time I was in X Music I was looking for a power supply for my pedal board. I asked how many Amps the T-Rex Fuel Tank could supply, the guy told me "Nine volts".

:rolleyes:

CatacombKittens

Is there anywhere that would carry older pedals like DOD stuff?

ball ox

+1 for purepedals.com they are Irish and they some great stock, although a lot of it seems to be sold out these days.

BSOM

Lol, 9V oh yeah

mmmmm, another thing you can check out is:

gearmanndude or geardudemann on youtube, it is in fact Jack Black but he makes old school pedals. I do some work with a guy who has one and its pretty sweet, he also reviews aload of diffrent pedals against each other.

Sweet !

edit: check it, http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=gear+dudemann

CatacombKittens

The sound quality in his videos is kind of awful. It's recorded at a distance and nothing has any low end to it.

gotBass

ball ox wrote: »

+1 for purepedals.com they are Irish and they some great stock, although a lot of it seems to be sold out these days.

+2
try ringing them.
It's often the case that shops get stuff in but websites are not 100% up to date.they are not to far from newlands cross.

Dord

BSOM wrote: »

Lol, 9V oh yeah

mmmmm, another thing you can check out is:

gearmanndude or geardudemann on youtube, it is in fact Jack Black but he makes old school pedals. I do some work with a guy who has one and its pretty sweet, he also reviews aload of diffrent pedals against each other.

Sweet !

edit: check it, http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=gear+dudemann

It's not Jack Black.

ball ox

I also highly reccomend http://www.tunnelvisionmusic.com/
They are an American company, shipping isn't too costly and their pedals make great gifts :cool:

-Chris-

AFAIK last year MI Audio said they had appointed an Irish seller/distributor. I'd say if you can find out who that is (if it went ahead), I'd say that kind of shop will have other boutique pedals too.

ball ox

AFAIK last year MI Audio said they had appointed an Irish seller/distributor. I'd say if you can find out who that is (if it went ahead), I'd say that kind of shop will have other boutique pedals too.

aye, purpedals.com, according to the MI audio website

-Chris-

ball ox wrote: »

aye, purpedals.com, according to the MI audio website

Cool, that answers that! No help to the OP then... :P:D

BSOM

Dord wrote: »

It's not Jack Black.

Really ? Who is it ? I was convienced it was him !

raindog.promo

http://www.jimismusicstore.ie

These have some nice pedals plus more not listed on the site.
It's a nice shop too.