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StopReferencing wrote:

These gave me an eye-gasm

jwar wrote:

MaxMaps wrote:

jwar wrote:Needs MOAR fuzz?????????????????????

One of my favorite bass boards

How is the depth charge, and what is the neat toy that Brian made you in the corner?

The Depth Charge is amazing. Probably the best fuzz I've tried on bass so far.

Brian made me a super fuzz called Rainbow Death. See my thread in his sub-forum. Awesome pedal as well. Works well with my passive, not so much with my active. But you can't win everything. lol

That's not the only superfuzz that is touchy about the impedance and the load level it gets. Mine sounds and reacts a bit different with all of my instruments, but great all the same with both active and passive basses if I roll the volume back a bit, and go easy with the preamp boost level. Just use it in a fx loop with an EQ or boost after that and Bob's Your uncle

StopReferencing wrote:

Wow I like your boards
You use them for guitar or bass?

I always love your boards StopReferencing. How do you like the Tiny Orange Phaser? They sound pretty awesome in the demos.

me ol' 4545 has a good home

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Newest update to my under-construction Seismic Feedback board. Just a couple more pieces and then I have to wire it up.

By the way, I just spent like an hour dicking around with the Deluxe Memory Boy. That is the most fun delay pedal I've ever tried. Expression control of feedback is endlessly entertaining.

Hot damn, man.

bigchiefbc wrote:Newest update to my under-construction Seismic Feedback board. Just a couple more pieces and then I have to wire it up.

By the way, I just spent like an hour dicking around with the Deluxe Memory Boy. That is the most fun delay pedal I've ever tried. Expression control of feedback is endlessly entertaining.

Hubb Hubba Hello. There are some sweet tones lurking in there, as I'm sure you know.

bigchiefbc wrote:Newest update to my under-construction Seismic Feedback board. Just a couple more pieces and then I have to wire it up.

By the way, I just spent like an hour dicking around with the Deluxe Memory Boy. That is the most fun delay pedal I've ever tried. Expression control of feedback is endlessly entertaining.

I can hardly wait to hear what you do with this, man. Looking really really awesome. What are you still waiting on? Can you reveal?

jrmy wrote:

bigchiefbc wrote:Newest update to my under-construction Seismic Feedback board. Just a couple more pieces and then I have to wire it up.

By the way, I just spent like an hour dicking around with the Deluxe Memory Boy. That is the most fun delay pedal I've ever tried. Expression control of feedback is endlessly entertaining.

I can hardly wait to hear what you do with this, man. Looking really really awesome. What are you still waiting on? Can you reveal?

Yeah, it's not any huge secret. I need to get another one of the Behringer BSY synths (the one I have is on my covers board), I need a 2 loop bypass, and I need one more fuzz. I was using the French Toast here before and I absolutely love its sound, but I really really don't want a Dano on my board. Know of any other small Tone Machine clones? How similar does the Gnome octave mini sound to a Tone Machine?

bigchiefbc wrote:

jrmy wrote:

bigchiefbc wrote:Newest update to my under-construction Seismic Feedback board. Just a couple more pieces and then I have to wire it up.

By the way, I just spent like an hour dicking around with the Deluxe Memory Boy. That is the most fun delay pedal I've ever tried. Expression control of feedback is endlessly entertaining.

I can hardly wait to hear what you do with this, man. Looking really really awesome. What are you still waiting on? Can you reveal?

Yeah, it's not any huge secret. I need to get another one of the Behringer BSY synths (the one I have is on my covers board), I need a 2 loop bypass, and I need one more fuzz. I was using the French Toast here before and I absolutely love its sound, but I really really don't want a Dano on my board. Know of any other small Tone Machine clones? How similar does the Gnome octave mini sound to a Tone Machine?

NOICE! The Gnome Octaves are pretty tuneable to taste by Spunkiez... I should bring mine over so you can try it out! I haven't tried to match to my French Toast, but I should. Failing that, maybe someone could make you a Tone Machine clone. Isn't that what Tom did for the Big Gay Fuzz?

I have a Rhythym & Detonation Tone Machine clone in an MXR sized enclosure. It sounds rad and the build quality is pretty top knotch.

If you want to trade something for mine I might be down.

Otherwise i recommend you hit up R&D. They're legit.

Officer Bukowski wrote:I have a Rhythym & Detonation Tone Machine clone in an MXR sized enclosure. It sounds rad and the build quality is pretty top knotch.

If you want to trade something for mine I might be down.

Otherwise i recommend you hit up R&D. They're legit.

Sheeeeee-it! If BigChief doesn't hit you up for that, I just might!

Officer Bukowski wrote:I have a Rhythym & Detonation Tone Machine clone in an MXR sized enclosure. It sounds rad and the build quality is pretty top knotch.

If you want to trade something for mine I might be down.

Otherwise i recommend you hit up R&D. They're legit.

I'm definitely interested, I'm just trying to think of what the hell I have left that I can trade. Thanks man, I'll give it some thought. Of course, I still want to try the Gnome octave, jrmz.