Moog EP-2 is 40 dollars and rugged from what I’ve read.

I have the plastic m-audio and I’ve yet to break it, and I’m a 6’5″ 250 lb Viking.

Looks like a low-end Kay, but the Gretsch looks nice

think the foot controller is digital, so I don’t think it is possible.

well yeah, using it with the daisy chain wouldn’t be advised. Especially since it is center positive and draws a lot of current.

Was it working with the EP-2 before? Have you tried a switch on your EP-2? Can you try out the EP-2 with a different pedal or use a Multimeter to see that it’s sweeping properly?

Otherwise, I’d assume something is wrong inside the pedal, and I’d send it in to EH. Here’s their customer service info page:

http://newsensor.com/CutomerServices.aspx

the second video is even cooler!

I edited your post to remove your email. There are spam bots crawling around these forums, I don’t want you to get spammed!!!

This probably isn’t the best place to ask that, since EHX employees don’t really frequent here. I’ll always recommend info@ehx.com. Remember they do get a lot of e-mail, so even if you emailed them before, it might not hurt to e-mail them again.There’s also a few phone numbers listed here: http://newsensor.com/ContactUs.aspx

You could also try messaging them on youtube, asking Effectology (Bill Ruppert) if he could for you, or try PM’ing a few EH staff members on here or even see if it will let you e-mail them.

I don’t really see why you need permission though. Your website could be seen more as a benefit to their business than a detriment. I don’t think EH would be upset about people fantasizing about how their pedals would fit on their current board.

I do have some suggestions for your site though.

1. Custom pedalboard sizes for us DIY types
2. Cable choosing- jacks do stick out. Allow straight, angled, flat, and other types of jacks to be chose
3. Cable length calculator- so you know how long a certain connection has to be.
4. Miscellaneous- Altoids box for picks!
5. Expression pedals
6. Work with this guy to allow for alternate optional cartooned appearance: http://acapella.harmony-central.com/showthread.php?t=1751815

BTW none of my pedals are on your site yet
I’ve got:
EHX: HOG, Frequency Analyzer (big), Little Big Muff, Big Muff TW, Bass Big Muff, Stereo Memory Man with Hazarai
DOD: FX-17, 250 OD
Subdecay: Prometheus
Korg: DT-10
Zoom FP-02 expression
M-Audio Expression
CopilotFX Antenna 1

pretty much

Before the DMB news came out I was thinking about getting a Memory Boy and making a tap-tempo unit for it.

Basically it would have been a separate pedal that has the Memory Boy (or other delay with expression control over delay time) in the loop and would also be connected to the expression control.

There’d be a tap mode and a calibration mode. In calibration mode, for different values inputted into the delay time expression it would pulse a sound into the loop, and then from the output of the loop listen and calculate the rhythm of the echoes. Then it would make a graph of Expression output vs Rhythm. Then in tap-tempo mode, it would use that data to translate your tempo into an expression output to get the correct rhythm.

I could do this cheaply myself because I already have the hardware and software I need to program a digital chip to do that logic. But for most people to do that, they’d have to also buy hardware and software- and it’s not worth it for a single mod.

And now it’s really not worth it now that the DMB is coming out.