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I've got them, and I'll start work on Wednesday and hopefully get them shipped back out by Friday.
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I've got them, and I'll start work on Wednesday and hopefully get them shipped back out by Friday.
Does this mean the product release is near?
I sure hope so. I'm prototyping the enclosure right now and if all goes according to plan they'll be ready in January.
Cool! I'm on the search for the ultimate filter. The elusive sound in my head and so far the Korg Pandora PX4B is the closest. It's based on the MuTron - so I'm hoping!!
I agree...the Pandora PX4B's filter does sound awesome. Funny though, I couldn't get that vibe from their full size pedals, AX5B nor the AX3000B.
That's good to know. I was considering the AX3000B. I hate that my favorite envelope that I've found so far is a model on a ten year old headphone amp. But it reacts perfectly.
Turkey made me build slowly, but they're done and all set to ship out tomorrow. My silver sharpie ran out and I didn't label the controls, but you guys can feel free to decorate them as you please.
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When will these be available to ship to the UK and how much?Oh, and no room for a battery anymore with all the additions so it's 9-18v supply only. It sounds better on a power supply anyway. I also ditched the true/buffered bypass switch so there's now no reason to unscrew the bottom panel (unless you like looking at resistors).
I changed a bunch of components... The new ones will sweep a bit deeper and decay a bit faster. There's plenty of sensitivity so even the quietest basses should work fine. I could get it to sound even closer to the mutron if I messed with the range a bit but I think you guys will like the deeper sweep.
Clean boost and Marshall Bluesbreaker-type circuit (lowish-gain overdrive) run in parallel. Individual level controls for clean boost and overdrive, drive and tone controls on the overdrive side, lowpass filter control on the clean side and highpass filter on the OD side. The circuit isn't finished yet, but I have some stuff laid out on a breadboard and it sounds killer. It doesn't do crazy over-the-top distortion, but it's very responsive to dynamics and perfect for emulating a saturated tube amp. Sits great in a mix.
When will these be available to ship to the UK and how much?