Generation Loss v2

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🎛 For Sale Cooper FX: Generation Loss V2 – Mint Condition – Collectible EditionFree Shipping/Original Box and Case candy/stickersI own about 12 pedals that I purchased after watchING Mark Johnston’s videos. This pedal sounds great alone but it out of sight when combined with other pedals.DescriptionFor sale is a Cooper FX Generation Loss V2 in Mint condition, complete with the original packaging and carefully maintained in a smoke-free, climate-controlled environment. This highly sought-after pedal captures the nostalgic character of VHS tape warble, lo-fi modulation, and degraded textures that have made it legendary among ambient, shoegaze, and experimental players.This is the V2 Cooper FX edition, produced in limited numbers before Cooper FX partnered with Chase Bliss Audio. Its scarcity, combined with its unique design and sound profile, has cemented its status as one of the most collectible modern boutique pedals.Features & BenefitsUnique lo-fi engine: emulates VHS tape drift, dropouts, and tone degradationIndependent controls for wow, flutter, filters, noise, and generationsWorks in mono or stereo for immersive soundscapesExpression/CV input for live modulationPerfect for ambient textures, film scoring, and experimental sound designKnobs & FunctionsWow – Simulates slow tape pitch drift, creating long wobble effectsFlutter – Controls fast pitch modulation for seasick vibrato or subtle shimmerLP (Low-Pass Filter) – Rolls off highs for dark, muffled tape playbackHP (High-Pass Filter) – Rolls off lows for thin, lo-fi tonesWet/Dry – Blends clean and degraded signalsGen (Generations) – Emulates tape duplication; higher settings add degradation and artifactsNoise – Adds adjustable tape hiss/static for authentic VHS characterVolume – Adjusts overall output to balance signalTop 5 Coolest SettingsVHS Nostalgia – Wow 11:00, Flutter 1:00, LP 2:00, HP 10:00, Wet/Dry 1:00, Gen Noon, Noise 9:00 → warm, slightly muffled textures with gentle wobble.Broken VCR – Wow Max, Flutter Max, LP Noon, HP Noon, Wet/Dry 2–3:00, Gen Max, Noise 3:00 → chaotic VHS meltdown, great for experimental passages.Indie Lo-Fi Guitar – Wow 10:00, Flutter 11:00, LP 1–2:00, HP Noon, Wet/Dry Noon, Gen 11:00, Noise 9:00 → subtle wobble, rolled-off highs, perfect for jangly indie tones.Analog Chorus Replacement – Wow 1:00, Flutter 1:00, LP Noon, HP 11:00, Wet/Dry Noon, Gen 9:00, Noise Off → lush tape chorus without digital harshness.Film Score Pad – Wow 11:00, Flutter 2:00, LP 3:00, HP Noon, Wet/Dry 100% wet, Gen Noon–1:00, Noise Low → dark, cinematic degraded pad textures.Notable Users & UsageThe Generation Loss has become a staple for musicians and producers chasing nostalgic or degraded sound aesthetics. Associated artists include Tycho, Daniel Rossen (Grizzly Bear), and a wide community of lo-fi and ambient creators (like Mark Johnston) who helped drive its cult popularity. Its tones are often heard in shoegaze, cinematic soundtracks, and experimental recordings.Why It’s CollectibleLimited Run: Produced in small numbers before the Cooper FX/Chase Bliss collaborationOriginal DNA: Represents Tom Majeski’s design vision before collaboration influencePeak Demand Era: Sold out instantly during the height of its hype, commanding high resale valueTransition Model: Directly precedes the Chase Bliss Generation Loss MKIICollector Value: Seen as the last “true” Cooper FX Generation Loss pedaConditionMint Condition – No cosmetic flaws, no velcro, 100% functionalStored in a climate-controlled, smoke-free studioIncludes original box, papers, and case candy🚚 Shipping & Seller InfoShipping: Free within the U.S. fully insured, with signature requiredPackaging: Professionally padded and packed for safe, damage-free deliverySeller Reputation: 100% positive rating, with most orders shipped the same daYWhy You’ll Love ItThe Cooper FX Generation Loss V2 is more than a pedal — it’s a piece of boutique effects history. With its unique controls, you can dial in anything from subtle VHS drift to chaotic tape warble. Whether you’re chasing lo-fi indie charm, cinematic soundscapes, or extreme experimental noise, this pedal delivers. And as the last boutique-run Generation Loss before Chase Bliss took over, it’s as collectible as it is creative.

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