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Scott, Owen and Suzi are not just employees, but Mike’s children?
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it has been advertised as: “maze” once, though…
and: yep, one of the first 5 production pedals did have printing on the side…
(dunno `bout the current ones…)oh, yes, and it did come in a russian pinewood slidetopbox!
Interesting! So you don’t remember any being screened ‘tube maze’ either? Plot thickens!
When I was at EHX, my guide (forgot his name
) showed me a silk screen with “Tube Maze” I don’t think there was “Tube Zipper” on it, it was stored on a shelf under the name Tube Maze as well.When he noticed what it was he put it away and said something like “you’re probably not supposed to see this”, because he thought it could be something new (so I couldn’t take a picture), while he just wanted to show an example of one of those screens.
Maybe the Zipper was called Tube Maze before it was called Zipper and still had “Tube Maze” as a subtitle after the name changed?
Can one of the EHX employees here (Fuzz, Scott,…?) have a look at that silk screen? It was in the room with all the screens: shelves on the right, then on the right side of the bottom shelf.
Quote:if your right, none of the repeats would have the same pitch as the original. That’d be interesting.I forgot one thing: the original signal is blended in of course…
We’ll see
I just received 2 big folders with EHX schematics and alignment manuals, the Metronome is in it as well
Quote:I’m curious as to what kind of messed up effects I can get with a square wave analog delayI would expect a kind of 2-tone arpeggio effect: 1 above the input signal and 1 below: at one side of the wave it plays back what was recorded faster than it was recorded in the other position, at the other side it plays it back slower.
Maybe (depending on the depth?) it’s possible the correct pitch comes through as well at the beginning of each position (pieces played at the same speed they were recorded)?
But I could be wrong
Quote:He probably just asked……Bart Discofreq is a legend!!Lol
But I do have a big site with a lot of visitors (*), that helps…
(*) Since I moved from http://filters.muziq.be to http://www.effectsdatabase.com a few weeks ago, I (temporarily) lost about 60% of visitors because I have a new (low) ranking in Google.
That seems to be normal, but it would be back to normal faster if I had more links to my new URL (instead of the old one), so anyone who has links to my site, please update them! Anyone who doesn’t have links to my site, please create some! :p
Quote:Very cool man!Nice to see you get a better URL
Yes, the original idea was to make a few small music-related sites under that muziq.be domain, but this one became too big and I never started any other sites
Quote:It’s unfortunate that all the info breaks via HCFX before it breaks here.+1
and that’s probably the reason for Scott’s facepalm
Quote:Quote:nope didn’t get it. SO MAD!!! it was sold to someone else. dammit.Not surprised at that price. I have one of the IC versions and it’s great. It is a full size BMP board with the tone fixed — there’s a resistor soldered across the tone pot pads. Mine’s the 1322 board.
Discofreq, if you want pics of mine I’ll get em to you.I don’t have any good gut shots yet, so if you can make some of those that would be great
Thanks!
Quote::facepalm:to which comment was that?
) showed me a silk screen with “Tube Maze” I don’t think there was “Tube Zipper” on it, it was stored on a shelf under the name Tube Maze as well.
