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  • in reply to: What’s my vintage(?) memory man worth? #97922
    Fender&EHX4ever
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    in reply to: What pedals do you currently want? #97916
    Fender&EHX4ever
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    I’m excited to hear the new EHX stuff.

    The Bi-Filter, though it isn’t a pedal, is the biggest GAS I have now. After that, the usual suspects, like the rare vintage pieces.

    in reply to: What pedals do you currently want? #97913
    Fender&EHX4ever
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    an MXR dist+ (vintage) this is on the way.

    I was hoping to get that out to you yesterday, but my wife had other plans for us. Sorry about that. Hopefully tomorrow.

    I tested it out – works great. Sort of reminds me of the Muff Fuzz.

    in reply to: Riddle/Enigma QBalls #97893
    Fender&EHX4ever
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    I’m the most excited about these. I’m wondering, though, if it’s the same thing as having a Bassballs in the effects loop of a Q-Tron+. I already have that combo, and it sounds incredible.

    in reply to: Tube Zipper Mod #97803
    Fender&EHX4ever
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    There’s always this option too, and it doesn’t de-value the pedal:

    eh_hotfoot2.jpg

    in reply to: Introducing: POG2 #97690
    Fender&EHX4ever
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    I know the HOG has more features, but I feel like because it doesn’t have this “advanced algorithm” that it is obsolete.

    How many times in the stompbox world have we looked back in hindsight and said, “I liked such and such better before they advanced the technology”?

    That’s not to say that the new POG2 won’t sound amazing; but I’m sure those of us who have grown with the HOG or the original POG will continue to love the unique character and tone of those pedals, no matter how many times the circuit is updated.

    in reply to: Flanger Hoax! OMG! #97689
    Fender&EHX4ever
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    in reply to: Before Or After #97674
    Fender&EHX4ever
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    I spend a lot of time playing with pedal order. I have a general rule I setup by, but there are always exceptions to the rules, and those exceptions generally produce the most interesting results.

    Compressors are tricky, because they also sound good at the start of the chain to help the tracking of the Pitch Shifters and the Filters. But I like how they smooth out the peaks in filter effects or deep modulation. They help with issues of overloading in The Worm, The Flanger Hoax, and the DMM. They also help with volume drop issues.

    For standard, in-the-box functionality, I follow this chain:

    Pitch shifting – HOG
    Sustainer – vintage BlackFinger
    Filters – Qtron+, Micro Synthesizer, Octave Multiplexer, PolyPhase, Tube Zipper, Zipper
    Dirt – Big Muff Pi, Deluxe Big Muff Pi, Little Muff Pi, Hot Tubes, Germ OD
    Wah – Muff Fuzz Crying Tone Wah
    Compression – Black Finger (reissue), White Finger, Soul Preacher
    Modulation – PolyChorus, PolyFlange, Electric Mistress, Deluxe Electric Mistress, Small Stone, Flanger Hoax
    Tremelo/Vibrato – Wiggler, Pulsar, The Worm
    Delay – Deluxe Memory Man, Stereo Memory Man (original)
    Reverb – Holiest Grail, Holier Grail, Holy Grail
    Equalizer – 10 Band Graphic EQ
    Looper – Stereo Memory Man with Hazarai, 16 Second Digital Delay

    I updated my entry. I’ve since found a preferred sequence.

    in reply to: Before Or After #97672
    Fender&EHX4ever
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    me too

    wah after distortion sounds like a vacuum cleaner. Which can be desirable sometimes.

    I love the vacuum cleaner sound, myself!

    Definitely wah after dirt for me. The Muff Fuzz Crying Tone, if I’m not mistaken, is built with the filter after the dirt. It’s more pronounced that way.

    http://soundclick.com/share?songid=7468131

    in reply to: An expansion of the “small” pedal series… #97601
    Fender&EHX4ever
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    Oh yeah. Damn. Foiled again.
    How long did it take you to amass that collection, and at what approximate price? Also, do you own pedals made by any other companies? Or do you really exclusively use Fender and EHX (forever)?

    I bought my first EHX pedal (an old Micro Synthesizer) about 3 years ago. I’ve invested way more than I want to admit publicly :doh: I did, however, get decent deals on all of it.

    I have a few pedals from other companies as well:

    BOSS PS-3 Pitch-shifter/delay
    BOSS PN-2 Tremelo/pan
    BOSS GE-7 Graphic EQ
    BOSS LS-2 Line Selector
    BOSS TU-2 Tuner
    Digitech Synth Wah
    Digitech Jetpack XP-1000 (Space Station, Modulator, Reverberator, Whammy/Wah)
    DOD FX80B Comp/Sust
    M-Audio EX P (x2)
    Roland RE-101 Space Echo
    ZVex Fuzz Factory (gold sparkle)
    ZVex Lofi Loop Junky

    I would love to try stuff like Mu-Tron, Pigtronix, and MOOG; but EHX are by far my favorite.

    in reply to: EHX Micro Synth Mod!!! #97598
    Fender&EHX4ever
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    Yes, as a matter of fact I do.

    Cool! I have an old beat up Bass Micro Synth that still works great, but would be a perfect candidate for modding. I may treat myself to your services sometime in the coming months.

    in reply to: An expansion of the “small” pedal series… #97594
    Fender&EHX4ever
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    I’d like to burgle that.

    Hey now :nono: You’d have to get past my vicious attack cat first.

    in reply to: An expansion of the “small” pedal series… #97593
    Fender&EHX4ever
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    what’s that “Zipper” pedal?

    It’s an envelope follower, like a Dr.Q. Very cool, but the Q-tron+ renders it pretty obsolete.

    in reply to: EHX Micro Synth Mod!!! #97592
    Fender&EHX4ever
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    Do you mod the Bass Micro Synthesizer also?

    in reply to: Iconic EHX Tracks #97564
    Fender&EHX4ever
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    He uses a DMM on Hot Freaks?

    Update: turns out that it was a Stereo Memory Man, not a Deluxe Memory Man. Edited.

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