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that would be great, it would preserve it forever then too…..I’d stand it up as an ornament, it’s a thing of beauty!!

Indeed. It has the old logo used on the ’79 catalog. That is a very old 9v.

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I built one of those too, but it switches the order between 4 different pedals: http://acapella.harmony-central.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1709641

In all fairness to Z, no other pedal manufacturer gets as much negativity on HCFX, short of maybe Behringer – and the majority of the negativity has to do with his pricing. That’s what irritates me. I never criticize the manufacturer for their prices – rather, I criticize the buyers who are willing to pay it. The fact is, he has a niche market that people are attracted to, and no one else is offering the same thing, so they’re willing to pay it. But too many members keep complaining about how his pedals aren’t worth $300+. Unfortunately, Z likes to defend his product publicly, which is probably the mistake. Let the product speak for itself. But it’s obvious that he likes the forum drama and debate, so this is the consequence – a riled up forum on a witch hunt screaming about forum standards, mod fairness, and blah blah blah. It’s sooooo juvenile.

Bring down the bullys, EHX :thumb:

It would be cool to have a reissued Crying Tone / Talking Pedal / Bad Stone all in one treadle :love: Might as well throw in the Octave Multiplexer as well.

That’s a lot of work. I think I’ll keep mine the way it is

I have best results when using my Fender Mustang (low output single coils) and compression to regulate the incoming signal gain. That combination yields no clipping and an insignificant amount of hiss in the phaser mode.

I remember seeing “Tear It Up” for the first time in High School on Urgh! A Music War. Lux is so completely and deliciously out of his gourd in that performance. You have to be dead to watch that and not want to start a punk band. Granted, a lot of Lux’s style was very Iggy-influenced, but The Cramps took it to a whole other level of debauchery.