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We're actually redesigning the pedal from the ground up as we speak. New version will have a second footswitch. One for Just OD and the other for reverb/delay. We are also switching to a different platform to provide the delay/reverb.@SouthamptonPdls
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This is your motto1 - better sound
2 - easier to build
3 - versatility
Hey Noylin!
For example, I would use one knob of the ATE as a master volume (one of my basses has less volume than is optimal for my dirt pedals), the other knob I would use as a boost (simply more volume). I would love to be able to choose whether the second knob, the boost, is clean or dirty without effecting the first knob. Does that make more sense?
A little bored tonight. Better Practice, Practice, Practice!They work, but, really, even with the taller enclosure, I feel like pancake-cake jacks will be a tighter fit:
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A little bored tonight. Better Practice, Practice, Practice!

Same for me....mine gets LOUD
DirtyDuke, any chance you know what setting is being used in that Larry Graham Jam clip you posted? That tone is killer
Arrived today. And I had the day off. Sweet!
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So ok…I put about 15 minutes into it so far, and this lemon yellow box is everything you've heard it is, and then some. Ranges from subtle to smooth & sweet. A pedal for those who like to introduce just the right touch of girth into their sound. If you play a PB or JB, this pedal is a "must have" bit of kit IMO. It gets you that je ne sais quoi you only find in certain very special PBs.
Lovely!
Get yourself one. Highly recommended.![]()
Yup, that nicely sums it up. I've always said, and I'll continue to always say, *everyone* should have a Fifth Gear.
E V E R Y O N E.
Yup, that nicely sums it up. I've always said, and I'll continue to always say, *everyone* should have a Fifth Gear.
E V E R Y O N E.
You should incorporate a tiny stick shift into the 5th Gear to let us select between a few presets![]()
Alright let's do it! Who's first in line for a Fifth Gear with presets at $350USD???Hello. Soon to be Ictineo owner here. I think that's a very good idea.
Chase Bliss pedals have exactly that, enabling storage and recall of two presets. It's the mini toggle between the footswitches. Though after a first try I returned the Tonal Recall I bought, what I liked best about that pedal was the presets feature: easy to use and powerful.
Here is a mockup of how the Fifth Gear might look with its presets "shifter", just about where it would be in the old Mustang:
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Alright let's do it! Who's first in line for a Fifth Gear with presets at $350USD???
Seriously, people may think CB pedals are expensive, but damn that's a lot of engineering.
Sounds like you're describing the Ten Speed. It's in the works, but a ways off due to other things we're trying to release.Haha! Hello. Exactly.
For far less than that, you could put two of the original circuit in one slightly bigger box, and add controls for each plus a footswitch to toggle between them.
Hello. Soon to be Ictineo owner here. I think that's a very good idea.
Chase Bliss pedals have exactly that, enabling storage and recall of two presets. It's the mini toggle between the footswitches. Though after a first try I returned the Tonal Recall I bought, what I liked best about that pedal was the presets feature: easy to use and powerful.
Here is a mockup of how the Fifth Gear might look with its presets "shifter", just about where it would be in the old Mustang:
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