http://bestnetworx.com/uploader/files/749/141FA74F-D0E4-4A09-AA34-71792382ACA3.jpeg A minor birthday present for myself, since there’s not much else I wanted/have the space for. Excited to try it out on my board full of only distortion pedals :lol: I think I have a stash of the mojo chips so...

plopswagon wrote:^ it’ll look better when he gets the mint guard on it

Thom wrote:Very nice. Though I’d swap the Pearl for a mint guard.

not this debate again

Looks sexy

It does sound very usable and the computer connector would be great if you don't already have a recording interface

i was considering these but the L's for it seemed a lot. They have been hammering the youtube guitar channels with product placement for it but good to hear a first hand non incentivised review of it

excellent, thanks Mike

looks great. how much of a difference are the 1M pots?

NickD wrote:I know this may be unpopular, but I like the pearl TBH.

+1

so much delay its like listening to the 1990s

great looking board. be interested in knowing what you use what for what application

cool. I'll take a look at the site. It would be interesting to see what the dark drone generator is based on. All the Mutable Instruments stuff is open source which is pretty cool and so many people use the code for their stuff

Foxboy definitely made it

Normalised means the stand path of the signal through the units. so drone would have to go through the filter and then through clouds for example. I see you said there was no instructions so hard to tell without much experimentation.

That's a brilliant video. That pedal is full of fun and definitely a gateway drug to eurorack if you're not careful. Does the synth part normalise through filter and clouds? Can you have the drone separate and just have the guitar through the filter or clouds? Also where did you get all the extra fo...

Mike wrote:Fur Coat - No Knickers

I think the ones in this guitar are the same as the '72 Telecaster Deluxe RI I had before The first incarnation of the lookalike WRHB which I believe is just a regular humbucker in a WRHB casing They seem to have made new "revoiced" versions (not cunife) in the new Vintera guitars which m...

those pickups are £100 more than I paid for my squire but I would be interested to know if the fender ones in yours are worth upgrading to from the ones in the mine. They say they are Fender designed but who knows what that means

Yeah the original wide range humbuckers featured pole pieces made of copper nickel iron alloy (CuNiFe) which could be machined into screws and also be magnetic It was also used in car Speedo’s at the time Then all that went electronic and the alloy factories closed so they became MOJO The re...

Mike wrote: Will I go full wanker and replace the pickups with the stupidly expensive CuNiFe ones?

that looks lovely Mike and welcome to the thinline club. What are the pickups that you are referencing? Is it the Fender one's?

great demo and to see those things in a pedal is sweet. I have clouds in my eurorack and its one of my favourite modules. I bought a module so I can play my guitar in to it so I can have similar fun, the one thing the pedal misses though is the ability to patch invisible hands (lfo's, envelope filt...

so should we start a new thread for the detroit comp?