Ooh! Right there with you on both counts.
If you build it, I'll buy it.
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Ooh! Right there with you on both counts.
Explosions, and laser beams if you don't mind
Sounds like a job for MegaMaid..
I think they should all have an "awesome" knob. I'd keep it around 11 o'clock.

An analog synth pedal that tracks perfectly dead on. Octave +/-, fuzz, glitchyness, envelope, up or down sweep, you name it.
Would you be okay with it if the pedal were attached a rack full of modular gear and a long board with a series of black and white keys on it? 'Cause if so... it exists.![]()
No. I am picky. I want it small, and controllable by a bass guitar. And with a blue led.
Scratch that, it can be a little big if it has plenty of expression pedal inputs (at least five), lots of knobs (ten should suffice), and at least four or five leds. One of them has to be blue.![]()
Oh, and 9v boss style adapter.
Oh, and an angled box.
Oh, and make it beer spill proof.
Oh, and...

Its sad for me that the only one of those I laughed at was the 9V power supply![]()
well try a delay then heavy distorion with alot of bass and little treb. just slide down your strings and it can make a bomb dropping big boom sound.
I've been getting a bit close with a blowtorch and a whammy bar,
really? i wouldnt figure the whammy would do the right thing. i have a PS - 3 but havent got an expression for it yet. when i do ill know if it works or not