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March 7, 2009 at 5:52 am in reply to: H.O.G.: Does a compatible high quality expression pedal exist? #94238danieldangerParticipant
the m-audio pedal that came with my HOG was broken within literally 10 minutes of me opening it. theyre REALLY poorly made, to the point where im shocked they were included at all, and their structural usefulness relies on a tiny piece of plastic which breaks entirely too easy. opened it up, was noodling about, pop, broke. immediately tossed it and ive been using a moog expression pedal, or maybe the roland, i forget.
danieldangerParticipantQuote:I suspect they can, but it might be a lot of expensive work…I’m not sure to be honest…I have a vintage USA graphic EQ (i’m in the UK) and I just use a cheap power/plug converter, it cost me £6 on ebay.It would be much tidier to have the insides changed though, I have to agree.
Too bad it’s prolly more complicated than us sending each other the internal power supply and a soldering iron. …or is it
danieldangerParticipantill keep it in the collection, i just hoped it would work differently than it does. it just seems silly that a pedal called the “bass booster” wouldnt simply boost the bass, and instead COMPLETELY tonally change the signal. its almost like a pickup selector switch well after the guitar..
danieldangerParticipantdefiantly not marker. just sort of a blurry photo.
danieldangerParticipanthow was this on ebay recently and i didnt see it.
::shakes fist::
danieldangerParticipantive never sold an EH pedal, so…
EH axis fuzz, 1968
EH bass micro synthesizer
EH crash pad electronic drum 1970s
EH deluxe big muff, 1979
EH drm15 drum machine, 1980s
EH ego booster
EH english muff
EH frequency analyzer 1976
EH HOG guitar synth
EH HOG preset controller
EH holy grail reverb
EH hum debugger
EH little big muff pi, 1970s
EH metal muff top boost
EH micro synthesizer, 1970s
EH mini synthesizer 1970s
EH nano muff overdrive
EH nyc electro harmonix big muff
EH polyphase, 1970s
EH russian bassballs
EH russian big muff pi
EH small clone nyc
EH soul preacher compressor, 1978
EH super replay 4 second sampler, 1980
EH switchblade, 1970sdanieldangerParticipanti think theres more administrators than actual members. im not sure whos who anyways. they should have more descriptive usernames…
anyways, i just think i figured it out. its just a weird pedal. hahaha. basically it seems to work like this…
it seems to create two very separate tones. a low toned drive sound and a high range fuzz. with the fuzz knob all the way to the right, youre getting the loudest volume of the drive tone. as you turn it to the left the volume of that signal drops. a little ways into turning, you hear a very quiet high toned fuzz sound start to rise in volume, eventually the low tone dissapears completely, until you get all the way to the left where the high toned fuzz is at its loudest volume. …thats what it sounds like is happening to me anyways… so you fiddle with it until you get something you like, and then adjust the volume knob till its at a matched level to the clean signal. i think it sounds best around 10pm. at 12pm it sounds sort of flubby and weird, like either tone isnt very defined at its low volume…
this is strange and foreign to me, as im used to my typical method of EH fuzz pedals of “crank all the knobs and thats how it sounds best”
i dunno, im sure someone with some proper background can shed some more light on this..
danieldangerParticipant
got it. pretty excellent shape, some rust on one side on the black coating stuff.
anyways, tossed a new battery in it. the volume knob seems a bit wonky, might just need to be cleaned. but gives out a bit. the fuzz knob seems to work. once activated, it seems to have almost NO bass to it. allllll treble. is this normal? im running a 70s guild s100 straight into the pedal and straight into a 70s amopeg b25. it should be crawllllllllin with balls. but i have nothing to compare it to, so i dunno how its SUPPOSED to sound.
danieldangerParticipanti really gotta get my entire collection in one room. i mean, only ONE maestro rhythm n’ sound unit? PFFFT. practically amateur hour up there…
danieldangerParticipanti just messed myself. hard.
danieldangerParticipanti paid $350. i really have no idea what these things are actually worth, but i dont think anyone really does. how often do these get sold? i dont think ive never seen one sell and ive scanned through ebay a few times a week for years. either way, given 70s muffs sell for $350 any day of the week, i think that price was pretty on point if not an outright deal. hard to say. either way im totally stoked. its one of those ‘it is what is is, and how often do you see it’ things. ive seen some of the other pedals from this era with $600-900 price tags, both selling and nonselling. so who knows.
dunno how it sounds yet, i saw it listed on GC’s used gear listings and called the store. paid by CC and theyre shipping it for free.
danieldangerParticipantthe bonus was that mine was in impeccable shape cosmetically. and the effect itself worked. the strike pad just didnt. it might be a really simple fix for all i know.
danieldangerParticipantmine came from MI.
hmm.
lemme know how yours works.
danieldangerParticipantyou get it from the same crazy dude on ebay?
danieldangerParticipantheres mine. that socket is the power cord jack. it looks violently unsafe, hahah.
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