GREAT ODIN'S RAVEN!!!!
That thing sounds f*&^ing amazing. That sound when you had both the multiplier and divider going was unreal.
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Schumann PLL
- Thread starter grygrx
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GREAT ODIN'S RAVEN!!!!
That thing sounds f*&^ing amazing. That sound when you had both the multiplier and divider going was unreal.
god forbid if people with talent every lay hands on one of these
I wonder if JMJ has heard one of these?
Wild pedal, very cool of you to search and destr... search out and share with us 
I had no idea what to expect, and it sounds pretty damn cool; My first impression is that the Schumann's tones are obtainable, though not without a score of other pedals, and surely not in a single box.. let alone one that looks that f'ing cool! Lookin' forward to more clips! 
I had no idea what to expect, and it sounds pretty damn cool; My first impression is that the Schumann's tones are obtainable, though not without a score of other pedals, and surely not in a single box.. let alone one that looks that f'ing cool! Lookin' forward to more clips! 
I read about these some time ago (like, 2006 or 07) and wanted one for the Drone effect.
I like what I hear.
Finally got a chance to listen, neato and even badical stuff. Definitely reminds me of some Trogotronic devices. Actually it sounds like a Noise Box and Trogotronic 667 met at a party, engaged in some premartial horizontal shenanigans, and then spawned a mature little freak destined to not only improve upon its parents' foul behaviour, but to retain their spirit while refining the inherent crudeness all the while.
Judging from the fact that nobody else responded, I'll assume it is indeed a generational and California thing, haha.Moted.
Everytime I've harkened back to that little bit of nostalgia around people not from California I'm told that they don't know what I'm talking about. I wonder if it's a regional thing or a generational thing.
Haha...make sure you film that bit Grygrx....
To be fair, how hard do you reckon it would be to trace the circuit?
This bit bumped. I am extraordinarily curious as to how this thing came into being.
Since he's a decade or so older and (I believe) grew up in California I was going to ask bongo, but apparently he got moted by jt this morning. Moted hard.
Back on topic, I've tried a few very expensive pedals and generally been underwhelmed. Being rare and a collector's item does nothing for tone after all. The MuTron Flanger goes for upwards of $1800 in good condition and all I could think while playing with it was, "this is it?" But something like the Infinitphase which does crazy things that no other phaser does is a different story.
And the PLL is obviously a very unique pedal. I'm not sure I want to know how much you paid for it grygrx, but it definitely brings the crazy. And maybe it's just me, but it actually sounds much more usable than a lot of the other crazy noise making pedals around.
Seeing you play (fingers/pick) and turning the knobs really helped me wrap my head around the pedal, cool video!
