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Iron Ether Appreciation Society

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yaksonator said:
So I pulled out my moog expression pedal to use with my xerograph deluxe. (Doing dem long sweeps). It’s pretty bad actually. At about 70% toe down the expression pedal jumps to full. It’s not smooth. Any recommendations for a newer expression pedal to use with the deluxe?
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Have you adjusted the output controller on the side of the moog and the EXP on the Xero? You can fine tune the range of the sweep.
 
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I've thought about doing shirts. It's a good idea. I always get stuck on the details though. I'd want to make sure that they are nice quality fabric (I'm sensitive to itchy materials), made without exploiting people/the environment, and that somebody else could handle fulfillment (wouldn't be good if shipping t-shirts takes me away from making electronics). I know there are companies out there that do some of these things, but if anybody happens to know of one that would meet all those requirements, definitely let me know.
 
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Taylor Livingston said:
I've thought about doing shirts. It's a good idea. I always get stuck on the details though. I'd want to make sure that they are nice quality fabric (I'm sensitive to itchy materials), made without exploiting people/the environment, and that somebody else could handle fulfillment (wouldn't be good if shipping t-shirts takes me away from making electronics). I know there are companies out there that do some of these things, but if anybody happens to know of one that would meet all those requirements, definitely let me know.
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I was going to say...selling and shipping 10x 20$ T-shirts is a whole lot more work than selling 1x $200 pedal.
 
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Taylor Livingston said:
I've thought about doing shirts. It's a good idea. I always get stuck on the details though. I'd want to make sure that they are nice quality fabric (I'm sensitive to itchy materials), made without exploiting people/the environment, and that somebody else could handle fulfillment (wouldn't be good if shipping t-shirts takes me away from making electronics). I know there are companies out there that do some of these things, but if anybody happens to know of one that would meet all those requirements, definitely let me know.
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Yours is one the only companies I would even consider buying a shirt for. I normally not a fan of the walking advertisement thing. I love IE pedals that much though I would do it in a heartbeat.
 

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