I’d vote for hard enough to be sent out.

Have you looked inside the HOG? It’s really complicated.

I want a HOG with even more features. Full midi CC control over everything, detune, more freeze modes, 2 octave bends, adjustable bends (toe up = down a 4th, toe down = up a 5th, that kind of stuff,) and whatever else could be done.

Riddle is much more versatile than a Qtron, so it’d get my vote.

respect the voltage, the current type (AC or DC), and the polarity, and all should be fine. The HOG works fine with my Pedal Power 2+, but I have to use a special adapter for it because of its polarity.

don’t know much about that guitar, but I love thru-necks.

If I got that, I’d rip the pickups out- and either:

1. Put tele neck pickups in the neck and middle positions, and a wide range in the bridge. Then get cream silver and black hat knobs (think Fender Blender)
2. Put cream colored single coils in the neck and middle, and a cream colored p-90 or humbucker in the bridge. Gold LP style knobs or cream hat knobs.

I’m not a big fan of the floyd rose, but I’d have to keep it, since it’s a thru neck you don’t really want to mess with the bridge

there’s the Voodoo Labs Pedal Power 2+.

You could run just about every EH 9v pedal off of it (two high current and a ton of low current ones) as well as any of the 18 or 24V pedals with the right adapters. Plus there is an outlet on the back for what you can’t power.

My assumption would be no.

I don’t know how the HOG was programmed, but I’m assuming that there is an analog to digital converter on one or two pins in there that it is connected to, and that the switch sends a digital signal to the chip to choose what that signal is controlling.

However, of course, because there are wet and dry outs- a volume pedal (or a simple VCA with a CV in) after the wet could work as the Volume function, and since there is a slider for the filter, that could probably be modded to have a CV in as well.