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I was really hoping someone would go for one of the Red Dragon paintings for a custom Doom Bloom. I'd love to do one of each.

it Looks really Great Tom

Bummed I didn't get a better pic of this, cause my camera was dying, so this is the sharpest pic I have:

Here it is in-progress:

Dat Doom Bloom.

The latest Algal Bloom XS graphic! There are always tweaks to be twonked.

Oh shit.
That Monochrome DBloom is sexy.

As is the XS.

Will there be a BDloom lite?

Thanks!
I don't know...it's hard for me to make lite versions of anything. They always end up with four knobs.

Even if it'd sell, I gotta think whether it's right. I'm not sure I could distill the Doom Bloom to less than 3 knobs.

I'm working on some huge lineup changes, then I've got some thinking to do about 2-3 knob pedals in the 99-115 range. For now, I could always build something custom. I've always been surprised by the relative lack of interest in that range. People seem to want 4 to 12 knobs.

More knobs = more better

goroth wrote:More knobs = more better

Exactly.

I was just feeling you out, Tom.

Although, the idea of using the DBloom as a loud/tone shaping boost could taper the design down if you took the gain stages out.
It is pretty good at fattening.

Doom Bloost.

Custom ordered Doom Bloom featuring William Blake's The Great Red Dragon and the Beast from the Sea.

Custom ordered Tidal Waveforms Tremulust! Features Wanderer above the Sea of Fog by Caspar David Friedrich.

Have I mentioned how much I love Friedrich's work yet?
That looks awesome man.
The Abbey in the Oakwwod or his work around Eldena would be rad as well.

Iommic Pope wrote:Have I mentioned how much I love Friedrich's work yet?

Yes. That is badass! I taped a print of this painting onto a DC Secret Destroyer that I have laying around. But this is so sexy.

Tom; has anyone had Saturn Devouring His Son by Francisco Goya? Such a killer painting.

We should have a special exhibit at the Barnes Foundation--hang a thousand Fuzzhuggers on a 15x30 wall leading from the Romantics room to the Impressionists....

Tom Dalton wrote:Custom ordered Doom Bloom featuring William Blake's The Great Red Dragon and the Beast from the Sea.

Don't let Francis Dolarhyde see this one....