misterstomach wrote:
that looks awesome. i think trimmers for distortion eq are a great idea. a lot of people, myself included, are often happy just to set and forget that anyway, but still having some control to dial it in to your rig is a great idea.
also, what's the scoop on the production hm2? do you have a time frame in mind? that enclosure you posted on IG was awesome and got me all fired up.
Magic is currently on tour with a band. Assuming the enclosures are shipped back to his place when he gets back after the tour (ends Mar 1) then he will begin building them. Id like to see them shipping in March/April. That is the best I could say for now.
fever606 wrote:One-knobbers look ace! Trimmers for set-and-forget settings on the distortion (and maybe a tone control on the fuzz?) are a great idea.
Fuzz does have Tone inside on a trimmer, like the Marsh Chapel
Iommic Pope wrote:y.
Nick, that is a badass idea.
Definitely been hankering for a fuzz throne, this might bridge the gap on my budget.
WIll it get as gainy as the FThrone?
Basically, will it make me sound like John from Conan?
But seriously...
Trimmers for distortion is a good idea.
Yea 1 knob FT will get you that Conan or Slomatics tone (see the latest split EP for that sound). Same gain level as usual.
AxAxSxS wrote:will the volt thrower run at 18v? Love my vt by the way, can't say enough good things about it. These should have folks salivating. I'm very interested in the boost. I'll be looking forward to deets and demo's.
Yes you can use 18V as usual.
Joe Gress wrote:As long as they are a little wider than usual one knob deals (those fuckers tip easily when heavy footed people step on them).
2.6" wide
samzadgan wrote:Nick, the 1 knob jobs are cool as fuck. The internal pots is a great idea. Im assuming these are MXR sized pedal (approx?), would you do them with top mounted jacks or side?
You should do a whole line up with compressor, reverb, phaser and 1 knob eq, which would be tone knobe with a 3 way switch that does a bass boost/bass cut
4.6" x 2.5" Top mounted jacks, nothing less from a dunwich.