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I've never heard of a bad blender pedal
Jens Busck said:I would go for this: http://this1smyne.com/shop/mbl-mini-blender-pedal/
I have the mini buffer and a tap tempo from t1m and they are so cool (actually so cool, that the tap tempo is right now borrowed out to a childrens show on danish national TV, where it performs as a magic button that make people change their cloth instantly!).
Xotic X-blender is also a good-looking option.
topo morto said:I have 3 - none are bad, but sometimes certain ones don't work for certain things.
When i put a kill/thru switch on the output of my x blender, I get a volume jump in the dry signal on activating it - no such problem with the LS2. But when I put some fuzzes in the LS2, they self-oscillate - but then they are happier in a basic passive blender.
I think it's custom jobs that are the problem.I've seen some posts recently citing poor experiences, but in the past I've had good dealings with Dan. Is it hit or miss? Is it no longer a safe bet?
My clean signal never changes
topo morto said:You're probably not doing what I am - putting a physical momentary switch on the send (for spot effects, etc) with an effect (e.g. a delay or reverb) set to 100% wet. The problem is that activating the send on the effect loop changes the clean level, which of course can't be helped with the blend knob.
With the LS2, this arrangement works fine.
Not saying it's a bad bit of kit, just that blenders are not all the same (with their buffering arrangements, etc) so different ones are going to be better for different applications....
alec said:I've got a Wounded Paw Blender v4 which has some advanced features
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I think it's custom jobs that are the problem.
I've got a Badger Schism XV on it's way to me.