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3Leaf Audio Club - Episode 2

Testing out the You’re versus the Your:
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Fine art.

Were I judging a “cool board & pic” contest, jaded though I may be, I’d give that a very high score.
I have bigger board with more stuff for another band, but there is something deeply satisfying about this board with simply an OD, distortion, envelope filter and a comp. Most of the time that’s all I need.
 
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I have bigger board with more stuff for another band, but there is something deeply satisfying about this board with simply an OD, distortion, envelope filter and a comp. Most of the time that’s all I need.

There’s unique art that comes from a limited palette. Even leaving some pedals in the bag despite taking them to the gig as “needed”.

Not better or worse; just its own challenges, opportunities and satisfactions very much worth exploring.
 
I believe that's John Fromel's signature. He used to do the etching for Spencer for the few runs 3leaf etched. A Seattle guy also I think.
Good observation! That makes sense. This is my third PWNZOR. My previous ones were #’s in the high 90s. They had a different finish and their respective numbers were written on the back and on the inside of the back cover. These Fromel etches are much nicer!
 
Good observation! That makes sense. This is my third PWNZOR. My previous ones were #’s in the high 90s. They had a different finish and their respective numbers were written on the back and on the inside of the back cover. These Fromel etches are much nicer!
Interesting, I never realized some Pwnzors had different finishes. And yea Fromel does some nice work. Way back he was one of the first to make etched pedals out there.
 
Interesting, I never realized some Pwnzors had different finishes. And yea Fromel does some nice work. Way back he was one of the first to make etched pedals out there.
Well, I’m going off memory so there is a chance I’m wrong. I thought only the first 25 were Fromel etched. Someone please correct me if I’m wrong.
 
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