Yup. It catches everything before it in the chain.
That could be...very fun and experimental.
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Yup. It catches everything before it in the chain.
it's a darn tasty pedal.
..... i'll give you a dollar for your Mutron?
Ha! Everyone knows it's worth at least five dollars.
SOLD! paypal account?

Sorry, I'm not a supporting member. I can't sell stuff.![]()

Sorry, I'm not a supporting member. I can't sell stuff.![]()
you sneaky bastard.
what does the freeze do exactly?
it holds the note or chord you play when you press the switch and sustains it until you release, except in latch mode where it sustains even when you do release it.
snogaws, your little pedal collection definitely looks like it's going in the right direction.

Boy I can't wait to see what you put together on a board. Think you'll ever get to that point?thanks. I bought a Boss PS-3 today which should arrive sometime next week, so it's definitely growing.![]()
Boy I can't wait to see what you put together on a board. Think you'll ever get to that point?
Hah I'm very excited for you. Good luck!Oh, for sure. I just don't have the money at the moment for a board, but when I do it'll all go on there. I bought a Voodoo Labs Pedal Power today also though, so I'm definitely headed in that direction.

i'll give you a dollar for your Mutron?
Oh, for sure. I just don't have the money at the moment for a board, but when I do it'll all go on there. I bought a Voodoo Labs Pedal Power today also though, so I'm definitely headed in that direction.
psssssh.
you talk him into selling me his Mutron for a buck you can HAVE my Freeze.
get to it!

With a little work and creativity, you can build your own board for not a lot of $$. My current boards (hard case and all) only cost me about $50 each. They're double layer deals, DC Brick fit beneath the back shelf until I switched to a 1-Spot.
Hard case - $24
Velcro - $17
Wood - Free (brother works at a cabinet company, but equivalent wood at Lowe's/Home Depot would only be about $10)
Odds & Ends (screws, glue, etc) - $7ish
5sg.
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That's not a bad idea, I might try that when I have the time. And I have a source of free wood too so that won't be any issue![]()