I don't understand the seller's desire for the Mkii over the Mkiii. To each their own! Mkiii is a winner, hands down.Mkiii on reverb not mine
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I don't understand the seller's desire for the Mkii over the Mkiii. To each their own! Mkiii is a winner, hands down.Mkiii on reverb not mine
Mkiii on reverb not mine
One side of the tone knob, but not the other.Seems like it's based on the mutron octave divider.
Never played the MKii, but I really wanted that one over the newer one. The two switches to me feel to cramped on the mkiii. I'll get used to it though.I don't understand the seller's desire for the Mkii over the Mkiii. To each their own! Mkiii is a winner, hands down.
As a standalone headphone amp, how is the Enabler (if anyone has experience with it)? Is there a more appropriate option for this application (single pedal, quality headphone amp)?
Just received mine, can't wait to check it out! Loved my MKII an Mini... One question, one the Tim toggle. I assume down would be Tim mode since the toggle would be pointed towards the word Tim but the way I read the instructions Spencer provided he says of the Tim toggle in the up (ON) position it changes the nature of the tone knob -- I get the difference between Tim and non-Tim and I'll probably be able to tell once I plug in, but does anyone know if TIM mode is toggle up or down?
Oh no.. hopefully it sticks better than the MK2. I know this heavy chassis doesn't play nice with other pedals, be careful with these sharp corners if you care about the paint on neighboring fxNothing sticks to the analog o Ave generator not even the paint!
Bit of a silkscreen/enclosure real estate fail... it's UP when it says DOWN. Now you know!Just received mine, can't wait to check it out! Loved my MKII an Mini... One question, one the Tim toggle. I assume down would be Tim mode since the toggle would be pointed towards the word Tim but the way I read the instructions Spencer provided he says of the Tim toggle in the up (ON) position it changes the nature of the tone knob -- I get the difference between Tim and non-Tim and I'll probably be able to tell once I plug in, but does anyone know if TIM mode is toggle up or down?
That was quick! Ridiculous price though



I bought a mk11 from this guy for 300 when no one was selling them told me it was broken didn’t ship. Rubbed all of the labels off and put it back on reverb for 400 and asked me if I still wanted it! P O SEven more ridiculous now. Went up to $600! Free shipping though![]()
link? having problems searching for some reasonEven more ridiculous now. Went up to $600! Free shipping though![]()
I bought a mk11 from this guy for 300 when no one was selling them told me it was broken didn’t ship. Rubbed all of the labels off and put it back on reverb for 400 and asked me if I still wanted it! P O S
Yeah, he pulled and then relisted that Mk II a dozen times before removing all the labels. Now he's looking for a Mk II again. Kind of ridiculous.
I bought a mk11 from this guy for 300 when no one was selling them told me it was broken didn’t ship. Rubbed all of the labels off and put it back on reverb for 400 and asked me if I still wanted it! P O S
link? having problems searching for some reason
I think that would end up being a different pedal. This was done in collaboration with Tim L and would be more suited to his needs which don't include octave up. I kinda like the Octron 3's octave up. Has anyone combined a digital up and analog octave down in one pedal? Sounds prohibitively expensive.
It's the opposite actually; analog up and digital down. Still a cool pedal.I believe there is a Fuzzrocious pedal that combines digital up and and analog down. Can't remember what it's called, though.
OK, I was looking for sold... wow, you could probably pay Spencer to build you one for that coin
OK, I was looking for sold... wow, you could probably pay Spencer to build you one for that coin