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Iron Ether Appreciation Society
- Thread starter Jared Lash
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I added one to my cart and by the time I finished checking out it said "Sorry, we do not have enough "Subterrograph" in stock to fulfill your order (0 available). We apologize for any inconvenience caused." So sad. It'd be nice if the cart reserved it for 5 minutes. Cheers to those who got one!
Yeah, it just sucks to think you have one only to have it disappear in front of you
Good thing these are only pedals. Life goes on. There's always more dreams to be crushed haha
Taylor Livingston
Commercial User
Sorry about that, wasn't expecting that. Will have more in 1-2 weeks.
It's 3Leaf Audio all over again..... 
@Taylor Livingston: really nice work on the handpainted graphics. That rusty orange over the black is a lovely touch I don't think I've seen on previous pedals of yours. Probably because the engraved letters were too small. Why did you opt for the machined enclosure for the Subterrograph over the faceplate of your newest releases (excepting the Mostly Elevators)?
Happy for folks who've yearned for a SubT to finally get some action!
Just when i was about to checkout and its gone. gonna have to train this fingers to move faster hehehe. Congrats to evryone that got it! hopefullybmext time again.
Thats awesome but I like having them separate so I can stack other effects in between the two
EDIT: just noticing they have individual input output jacks so you can stack other effects in between, very cool
EDIT: just noticing they have individual input output jacks so you can stack other effects in between, very cool
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Taylor Livingston
Commercial User
Thanks. I sort of feel a pull in 2 directions. I like doing artistic/crafty stuff with my hands. And some of my customers appreciate that aspect.
On the other hand, it's very time-consuming and when I'm doing a lot of it, it's hard on my body, particularly all the sanding. It's a bottleneck in making more pedals available, and a lot of people don't really care how the pedals look, or even prefer the panel style. Sometimes over the years when I only made painted ones, people would comment that they thought they look "unprofessional", so you can see that that aesthetic is not for everyone.
Also, doing big, months-long batches of the same thing can get a little boring. So, I guess it was just to do something a little different, for the folks who are into that.
Taylor Livingston
Commercial User
They still have separate I/O and bypass so you can put whatever between them in your signal chain, although not between them in physical space.
Lol I just noticed that & edited my post. Thats a great feature
SubT’s Filter knob has been labeled Timbre now. I’m guessing it’s just a label change, though.
Taylor Livingston
Commercial User
Yep, it's the same thing. People were always confused by the label Filter and thought it should be somehow a 1-knob envelope filter, and also didn't understand why it didn't affect the synth voices. Plus it would be especially confusing on a pedal that does include an envelope filter.
