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Thunderbird Club

I agree Tanner--$20 sounds like nothing considering. Still, $50 sounds like a better starting point for a very minor flaw. This flaw is a $300 flaw in my book. Maybe more. No thanks. You make a good call on passing. Much more off and it would be a different matter.

Thanks, and absolutely. There would have to be a very significant discount for any consideration.
 
Yes, that's what I'm thinking as well. I could get another MXR, which I love, but this TC Electronics sounds interesting--and is reasonable in price if it doesn't sound as hoped. From what I've read it's pretty similar to the Small Stone.
TC Electronic Blood Moon Phaser Pedal

that’s a good price, comes out to $1 per year
 
Hummm. Two like this one. Never played one, but this is becoming more of a contender.
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Yes, that's what I'm thinking as well. I could get another MXR, which I love, but this TC Electronics sounds interesting--and is reasonable in price if it doesn't sound as hoped. From what I've read it's pretty similar to the Small Stone.
TC Electronic Blood Moon Phaser Pedal
I tried one of those. It is very subtle if you are playing clean. However, after a bit of dirt it sounds good. Passed it to my brother - it sounds much better on guitar. For modulation I really like:
TC Electronic | Product | THUNDERSTORM FLANGER

No longer available through L&M; I suspect they are discontinued
 
Plagiarism! Industrial espionage!...Ahh, who cares.
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Reverse engineering an analog circuit is legal. As long as the circuit is no longer protected by patent(s), making a copy is fair game. Unfortunately the new digital pedals run code which is protected by copyright. Copyright protections last much longer than patents.
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