Nice! All kinds of awesome stuff can be unlocked with external modulation.

It appears that the Talking Machine has a really smooth attack and also has a ton of presets. That demo didn’t really do much for me though. It was just a couple seconds with a couple of chords and riffs and with cameraphone audio quality. Actually I think my phone records better audio.

Yeah, you need a voltage doubling cable. Just make sure you get the polarity correct. Voodoo Labs makes normal and reverse polarity doubler cables: http://www.voodoolab.com/cables.htm

Check your POG’s wall-wart. There should be a diagram showing the polarity:

Normal Polarity:

Reverse Polarity (center positive):

Make sure you have outputs 1 + 2 switched to 9v and not 12v and try it. If the POG does not function correctly, then there is too little current, and you should try outputs4 and 5, both on their default 9v modes. (outputs 1-4 and 7-8 give 100ma each, outputs 5 and 6 give 250ma each at 9v when set to the default 9v setting)

I did a quick google and I think that 200ma at 18v should be fine.

I do this with a normal volume pedal.

I just run two parallel effects chains, and I have a volume pedal at the end of one. I’ve got a two channel amp with four inputs, so it works like a charm.

Tonefactor makes one of these that ramps up and down between settings.

This is true. 9vs could be stepped up to a higher voltage, given enough current.

Remember, that’s the MSRP or Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price. The Street Price (price stores will put on it) will be about 25% less.

Well the chorus/vibrato switch just changed modulation rate, and since there’s a dedicated rate knob on the DMMTT, I guess it’s not really needed anymore.

I’m wondering what it’s going to cost.

Personally I’m GASing for the DMMTT, the DXMB, and the Malekko 919.