No. Stock photo of that one. I might need to recreate it by buying my own.
Here’s a good Zoia shot. It’s from a video showing how it animates.
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The Pedals Photogenic
- Thread starter Spectrum
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No. Stock photo of that one. I might need to recreate it by buying my own.
Here’s a good Zoia shot. It’s from a video showing how it animates.
Looks more like some piece of cold war military hardware than an effects pedal. What is it?
Good eye! The black one is a rucci drone pedal... it’s a compelling instrument
devnulljp
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I lost a bunch of great photos of even greater pedals when a drive died a year or so ago. Here's some of the highlights of what survived
D*A*M Ezekiel
Some Foxey Ladies
A v4 Big Muff
MuTron III
Some Ram's Head era EXH -- A Bad Stone, Big Muff and Frequency Analyzer
Carlsbro Tone Bender
68 Si Fuzz Face ... I used to have 3 of these and a Ge one too
65 FZ-1A
66 FuzzRite
D*A*M Ezekiel
Some Foxey Ladies
A v4 Big Muff
MuTron III
Some Ram's Head era EXH -- A Bad Stone, Big Muff and Frequency Analyzer
Carlsbro Tone Bender
68 Si Fuzz Face ... I used to have 3 of these and a Ge one too
65 FZ-1A
66 FuzzRite
Two Notes Le Bass. Tone(s) is/are perfect for my current needs. Doesn't hurt to be pretty.
Excellent picture! Do you have enough trust in the finish on the new ones or will you put nail polish on them?
Thanks! I won’t be putting nail polish on the new finishes. I wanted to preserve the quote of “Welcome to you’re doom” on the original pedal but I feel less inclined to need to do that now. In part that’s because it has been preserved for posterity on threads like this. On an aesthetic note, I like the new finish enough that I don’t want to start applying varnish to a matte finish.
