2x NPD with the Xerograph and the Polytope now added to may small board. 4X IE pedals, tuner, power supply and wireless. Got to pick up the bass again and play some more; just had to share my happiness 
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Iron Ether Appreciation Society
- Thread starter Jared Lash
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BurningSkies
CRAZY BALDHEAD
- Feb 20, 2005
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Definitely a big fan of IE. I prefer the TAFM to the Oxide, but size gives my close second the nod.
I have an FMeron and have a Xerograph Deluxe,Polytope and Numbus SE on the way. If He decides to build Another fuzz I may be in for that also.
This layout pic is a year or so old after I just finished building this big board. Lots of changes since then, and the FMeron has moved on, but the rest of the IE contingent isn't going anywhere.
Don’t have an I.E. dominated board, but I have had just about evey I.E. pedal at some point. And I have rocked a three knob Xero for many years.
BurningSkies
CRAZY BALDHEAD
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I kinda would like a Nimbus at some point...but then I may default to something like a Canyon, etc.
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BurningSkies
CRAZY BALDHEAD
- Feb 20, 2005
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I would guess that this is the least popular of the offerings but one that I love. It's not plug-and-play like some assume and it does take some time to dial in right. I even spent some time 'redialing' mine the other day after probably 50ish shows...there's always a little tweak and float at shows and sometimes you have to get back to your ideal zeroing out point. Every once in a while I get back to balancing the low/high levels and re-zeroing the levels of the pedals in it's loop. Also, it's worth spending time sweeping the crossover point with your effects so you get what you want out of them.
I feel like this is one that either you love and take to...or not.
According to USPS my Polytope/Nimbus SE and Xerograph DLX are out for delivery today. So I will soon Have a Xerograph Deluxe V1 listed in the Classifieds.
OK Family Picture. Just need a Gated Fuzz .
Does the v2 Xero DLX have more or wider sweet spots like the description on the website says?
