Droneforbreakfast wrote:across the waters here you'd be hard pressed to find one used for less that 70£.... i hear they suck tone too, is that right?
also just scored a DOD Juice Box for real cheap. score.
They do unfortunately suck tone unless you get on e with a buffer installed, which then negates the passive requirement. In reality any passive volume pedal will have tone suck its the nature of the beast with a passive circuit. It's less noticeable if you can match the pedals volume pot rating to that of your guitars. So an take an Ernie ball for example its got a 250k volume pot so strats and other single coil pickups won't so much of a difference, but bring in a humbucker equipped guitar with 500k volume pots and your gonna see reduced high end content (aka tone suck) as its just like installing a volume pot in your guitar of the same value. That being said I do believe that a couple of the boss offerings (I think FV-500 or something like that) come with 500k volume pots which would give you the least amount of tone suck on the least amount of guitars.
Iommic Pope wrote:
Skip, you rule. You hate people so much, you're willing to discredit all human progress, its awesome.
wildebelor wrote:So, I have about 10 new circuits I'm releasing over the next 4 months (probably sooner because I'm antsy as all hell to get these out into people's hands / under their feet!).
Just bought six Founders All Day IPAs and a new bottle of Scotch, a 10-year Talisker. Cost €70 altogether. I've not experienced many heavily-peated, smoky Scotches, so this will be a first. Plus, I've never spent more than €30 on alcohol in one go before.
We're playing the Great American Beer Fest kickoff show with EHG, Valient Thorr, and Primitive Man -- FFF is co-sponsoring it, and I am PUMPED to finally get to try some of their beers. Met the owner when he was in town a while back, and he's a really cool dude.
That's the plan. Although I do want to adopt a dog, so I may show a little reservation. 
