Just wait until all the labels start falling offThis is the oiliest pedal I've ever touched. Lol. I took Goo Gone and alcohol wipes to the bottom so I could apply velcro.
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Just wait until all the labels start falling offThis is the oiliest pedal I've ever touched. Lol. I took Goo Gone and alcohol wipes to the bottom so I could apply velcro.
Just be careful with the paint on the front, I've seen a few missing on othersThis is the oiliest pedal I've ever touched. Lol. I took Goo Gone and alcohol wipes to the bottom so I could apply velcro.
I already rubbed alcohol wipes across everything and luckily the lettering is still there. I find it kind of funny as I was expecting this. I could see myself getting mad if I was in on the first batch though. Especially, for a $200+ octaver.Just be careful with the paint on the front, I've seen a few missing on others
I have to be careful when switching mine on. I have hit both on accident or have the sub octave set to on then turn it off when I switch the pedal on.How have users of the MKIII been liking the spacing between the bypass and sub footswitches. I just spoke with Chad at The Bass Shop and told him that when he gets more MKIIIs in stock that I'd buy one (I need to make some room on my board and this would help), but the more I look at those footswitches the more nervous I get. Any thoughts from those of you with an MKIII underfoot?
I have to be careful when switching mine on. I have hit both on accident or have the sub octave set to on then turn it off when I switch the pedal on.
I just put a tall boy and a shorty on it.that’s a good idea!
I was thinking about putting one of those tall knob buttons on the bypass. I’m not really playing live right now. In the studio it hasn’t been a huge issue but I do have to pay attention or I hit both.
This is helpful. I’m a Barefoot Buttons addict as you can see, and I wasn’t sure if they’d fit given the footswitch spacing.I just put a tall boy and a shorty on it.
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I wish I can get a tall boy. Just checked ebay. $40 for 2.I just put a tall boy and a shorty on it.
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Is b-stock available now? Wierd to plan a B stock unless he revamped the paintOctabvre and Doom preorders are up on Shop — 3 LEAF AUDIO
I believe those might be some of the first batch with the bad paint that got damaged before being sent out.Is b-stock available now? Wierd to plan a B stock unless he revamped the paint
I feel the finish is more like teflon. It feels really slick and nothing sticks to it. I think both issues have been fixed though.So wait, is this pedal actually oily to the touch? That seems... kinda unacceptable.
I was thinking of upgrading from my MKII, but not if it's gonna smear my other pedals with gunk or have all the letters fall off.
I think both issues have been fixed though.
I asked Spencer about it, and that's what he had told me.Where's the confirmation of this? I've searched this entire thread and people that aren't Spencer are saying it's ok now. Did he post it on an Insta story or something? Checked the website but it makes no mention of paint issues, only sourcing issues (as to be expected of this year).
So wait, is this pedal actually oily to the touch? That seems... kinda unacceptable.
I was thinking of upgrading from my MKII, but not if it's gonna smear my other pedals with gunk or have all the letters fall off.
I have one from the first batch and it's perfectly fine, it had a tiny amount of production oil but nothing a single paper towel couldn't fix. It's almost like bluing or an anodized metal. The oil reminded me of triflowI feel the finish is more like teflon. It feels really slick and nothing sticks to it. I think both issues have been fixed though.
Velcro doesn't stick to mine even when cleaning it with alcohol. I used electrical tape on the bottom and that helped, but it still doesn't stick that great. Right now mine says "Jc'abvrf" instead of "Octabvre"I have one from the first batch and it's perfectly fine, it had a tiny amount of production oil but nothing a single paper towel couldn't fix. It's almost like bluing or an anodized metal. The oil reminded me of triflow