Dont your government give out free swine flu vaccinations? In Australia we get it for free and i had mine months ago.

To design your own fuzzes you need not be an electronic engineer, take devi ever nee tim shortnacy and aen from drawfcraft for example, they have zero training. I remember just 2 years ago aen asking me how a 3PDT worked,now he sells his pedals in all the bootweekers stores US wide.

To design things like the HOG, POG etc you do need to be an EE or at least an extremely competent DIYer thats been doing it for years and years.

I design my own dirt pedals,its simple but it does take a few years to understand what you are actually doing and tweaking some one elses design is NOT designing your own pedals, this is what dwarfcraft,or aen, does. There’s nothing wrong with tweaking and heavy modding but just admit thats all you are….a tweaker,not a designer!

The is question is flawed as a bridge and tremolo are two different things. it should be “floating trem or stop tail” as both still require bridges!

I’ll take the jazzmaster/jaguar tremolo over any other any day BTW!

it also includes Australia and New Zealand.

Not at all…we’re talking about old EHX here remember, there was zero consistency from time to time.

I have a V5 and all the caps are the correct value but totally different types than others I’ve seen, I’ve seen ramsheads with all CC resistors or just one, I’ve seen triangles with only a few ceramic caps,the rest greenies.

You have to expect variation with vintage EHX, its not really a problem anymore though as all pedals are pretty much identical nowadays.

Today the only reasons any two big muffs of identical model would sound different is transistor hfe and component tolerances as all value/parts are selected (and PCB’s populated) by machines not by hand so they get it right all the time. But, machines cant match tolerances,well they can but EHX don’t.

People should just quit trying to sound like so and so and find their own sound and pedals via experimentation, thats my two cents anyways!

Seems like a cool new pedal…for everyone else as delay doesnt exite me very much at all. I have a SMMH and it does everything I need and rarely gets used anyways.

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Must be nice to be so rich you never ever have to sell anything … and the odd time you do, you’re so flush with $$$$ you’re happy taking a major depreciation hit
Wish I could find that clip of Jack Waterson on Fuzz, the Sound that Changed the World…

I have a multichannel bypass looper mainly because I can’t be bothered modding every vintage pedal that I come across — it’s cheaper, easier, and I can still sell gear on to collectors at a profit…so I can buy more… Win!

Me, rich? That’s a joke! I’m one of the poorest guys I know, I just dont sacrifice the musical equipment I buy for anything! It takes me so long to buy anything expensive so I’m hardly gonna sell it to pay a bill when you can just phone up and get an extension to pay on said bill.
It took me a year to buy/pay off a 66 mustang so I’m far from being rich.

Like, I want the Moore jazzmaster, I estimated its gonna take about 7-12 months to save for it but if I want it that’s the only way I’ll get it. I Know how to save for gear but I also know how to keep the gear I buy.