I never thought of doing that. I recently picked up a Juno 60 and having trouble finding a suitable drippy filter patch. The GR might just do the trick.
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New 3leaf Pedal???
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I never thought of doing that. I recently picked up a Juno 60 and having trouble finding a suitable drippy filter patch. The GR might just do the trick.
yeah, I think the Feedback switch is a YMMV situation, because I'm using that thing all the time. If it were on the inside it would be a serious PITA to me.
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Don't know if anyone else tried this yet.
I was going to throw the uTron in my case for band rehearsal tonight (figuring it would be easier to tote one pedal around instead of the big board), so I opened it up and put a battery in it.
The battery won't fit in the allotted space. It's just a tad small, where the battery snap is pushing on the circuit board.
I was going to throw the uTron in my case for band rehearsal tonight (figuring it would be easier to tote one pedal around instead of the big board), so I opened it up and put a battery in it.
The battery won't fit in the allotted space. It's just a tad small, where the battery snap is pushing on the circuit board.
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WHOOPS. I think I forgot to account for the snap when I made the drill template. Hope it's not too much of an inconvenience!
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Yep, the battery slides in by itself, but not with the snap on.
No biggie here; it's going to be powered externally for me. More of an FYI thing for ya.
Damn...now I got to look into yet another GR!
So.....where are we at on the new "Groovatron" ? It's been quiet lately.
So.....where are we at on the new "Groovatron" ? It's been quiet lately.
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Sensitivity circuit is fixed, still playing around with delay speeds and range values, and I'm moving the lowpass/bandpass switch on the outside for the next revision.
+1
I like this one because it ties together the Groove Regulator and the Mutron... the old and the new!
5sg.
+1
I like this one because it ties together the Groove Regulator and the Mutron... the old and the new!
5sg.
Granted that is very cool, but Funk Capacitor?
Granted that is very cool, but Funk Capacitor?
I just can't help myself from thinking "Flux Capacitor." As good a movie as Back to the Future still is, it just isn't funk. lol
Now, maybe if Spencer did something cool for the casing of this new filter... you know, maybe he builds a mini Funk (Flux) Capacitor on the outside and when you turn the pedal on, it lights up and pulses as the filter opens and closes........ THAT would be funky. lol
5sg.
Who cares what it's called, call it "Bob". If it sounds like a MuTron it will sell like hotcakes. Then again, I'm not sure when I last purchased "hotcakes". I'm not even sure what they are.
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I really wanted to call it that, but Roddenberg already makes a boost called the Flux Capacitor.
Yummy!
SELL LIKE HOT CAKES - "Hot cakes cooked in bear grease or pork lard were popular from earliest times in American. First made of cornmeal, the griddle cakes or pancakes were of course best when served piping hot and were often sold at church benefits, fairs, and other functions. So popular were they that by the beginning of the 19th century 'to sell like hot cakes' was a familiar expression for anything that sold very quickly effortlessly, and in quantity." From "Encyclopedia of Word and Phrase Origins" by Robert Hendrickson (Facts on File, New York, 1997)
