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Helter wrote:
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crayola64 wrote:

Helter wrote:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QWfbGGZE07M[/youtube]

Do the big boxes sound any different than the mini?

chuckjaywalk wrote:I just want a phaser that makes me go SWOOOOOOOOOOOOSH! and a ring modulator that goes KKKLLLLAAAAAAANNNNNNGGGG!

Chankgeez wrote:It's purple.

Helter wrote:

Psyre wrote:Mini Wolf CPU should arrive tomorrow!

I thought a mellowtone man like yourself would have tried one already!

tommasters wrote:I sold nearly everything and bought all new shit again......
One day it's going to stick.
At least as a bonus I know what works for me now and what I never use.

Incoming: Cathedral, Hall of Fame, Demo Tape Fuzz (again, the only dirt i've ever liked besides the Singing Tree), Ditto Looper

tommasters wrote:I sold nearly everything and bought all new shit again......
One day it's going to stick.
At least as a bonus I know what works for me now and what I never use.

Incoming: Cathedral, Hall of Fame, Demo Tape Fuzz (again, the only dirt i've ever liked besides the Singing Tree), Ditto Looper

Helter wrote:

crayola64 wrote:

Helter wrote:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QWfbGGZE07M[/youtube]

Do the big boxes sound any different than the mini?

I don't think so
The big box is what I finally could work out a deal for so it's what I got

Ryan wrote:

pedroleonidas wrote:I currently own the two versions of this pedal. The #95 red laser wich still doesnt have the rotary, and the recent mini blue on the air version.
Why do they sound so different?
The older one sounds more mid-rangy and low fi... warmer, with a slight cut on the highs...
while the mini apparently has more resolution on the verbs and clarity on the boost circuit.

Best regards
And congrarulations on this amazing pedal ( my favorite stomp this days)

Welcome to ILF, Pedro, and thanks very much!

There's one cap difference between the oldest old models and all the rest of the Reverberators and it accounts for all the difference you hear. At the input of all my pedals I have a small series resistance with a small cap to ground, it's a mild low pass filter that's there to reject radio interference. Back in 2006/2007 I used a 102 for the cap to ground and it actually darkens the tone through the pedal quite noticeably. When you roll off the highs through a circuit the midrange frequencies become much more prominent. You could snip the cap right off your pcb and brighten your old model up. Otherwise the circuits are identical.

pedroleonidas wrote:it looks more solid too. I also think reparing this one, if ever needed, would be simpler.

They're made with all the exact same parts and components, the only difference is in the mini the pots and toggle switch are pcb shaft style. This allows a tighter, cleaner build with no off-board wiring which is always better. With the smd board notice how everything is on the top, visible surface of the pcb.. it's a breeze to repair, anything can be done while the pedal is still built.

behndy wrote:oof. usually i'd wait till the build was done, but... um. HNNNNNG.



's off to Doc Sci RyGuy to get the guts poked in. yay!

I LOVE YOU DANNY.

behndy wrote: