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New 3leaf Pedal???

That sounds good, Spencer.
I had a chance to play with it (new chip) yesterday, and I definitely hear what Grooove is saying in the "stays open" - the HAZ (my comparison source) definitely puts an attack on each note in an moderately fast bassline, whereas this currently opens for the first note and then stays that way.
 
its not neccesarily a setback, its just the biggest difference i'm hearing between this and a mutron.

and for me its not even neccesarily "fast" passages (where youd expect any filter to not have a chance to close.) playing not-speedy motown style grooves, it still tends to stay open (making it appear very gentle and polite.)

And that's where we differ, mainly because my knowledge and experience with a Mutron is from a multitude of CDs and memories from fiddling with one at a studio years ago, so I can't comment on how exact it is to the original with any real sort of authority. How it sounds and reacts is a different story.

Oddly enough, that open, lagging filter sound with some slower grooves I think I can use in a LOT of our tunes. I'll have to bring it to rehearsal tomorrow and see what the group thinks (aside from hearing "That LED is blinding me!")
 
haha sorry about that, I ran out of my regular LED's and had to use the undiffused ones.

No problem. It was one of those "Holy crap!" moments before I even played a note with the thing. It seems to match well with my RoadRage looper; the LEDs on that thing are about as bright. I think my pedalboard is searing my retinas, one stomp at a time.
 
That sounds good, Spencer.
I had a chance to play with it (new chip) yesterday, and I definitely hear what Grooove is saying in the "stays open" - the HAZ (my comparison source) definitely puts an attack on each note in an moderately fast bassline, whereas this currently opens for the first note and then stays that way.

glad i'm not crazy in thinking this was a big "problem" for this filter thus far (as far as mutron authenticity is concerned.)

and +1 to the worlds brightest LED :hiding:
 
i dont think so.. but dont know why i havent heard about this yet. looks like a lot of the features/ideas from the mutron clone exist there, though..

According to the site, looks like Spencer isn't making the original GR anymore, so maybe this is just an updated and/or stripped down version based on user input?
 
i dont think so.. but dont know why i havent heard about this yet. looks like a lot of the features/ideas from the mutron clone exist there, though..

hmmmmmm, i think i feel little pissed now ... when the summer sale was going on i asked before if that indicated a new version (see below) .... then i would have rather waited for the V2.0 .... then i ordered the old version, sux :-(


@Spencer: does the summer sale indicate GR V2.0?

I'm having the sale because last year I noticed that my sales slowed way down in the summer months. I'm trying to be proactive about that this year.
 
I play lots of bass parts on my keyboard, and I had my GR's feedback switch on all the time. I can't speak for how it affects bass guitar, but my keyboard loved it! It added just enough bite to lows, mids and highs. I'm glad it's still there somewhere!
 

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