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Pepe wrote:Wow! That looks pretty!

It's the coolest tremolo pedal, here's a demo I made of mine.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipJUdDSDszo[/youtube]

There cannot be too many pedals that you DON'T have, right? The Tremofect sounds absolutely great in your video. Sounds like a mix of a parametric equalizer and a phaser. I like it! The logo next to the Gretsch label is somewhat strange. Looks a lot like the logo on Maestro pedals.

Is it like the Fairfield Four Eyes but with trem? I couldn't tell exactly with what I watched of the video.

It's amazing how versatile it is. It's basically just a tremolo. But It allows you to choose which frequency range gets "tremolod" out of low, mid and treble, with independent speed control for each band too, along with volume control over each frequency band. I was using a fuzz pedal in the demo with it.

Uncle Grandfather wrote:I was using a fuzz pedal in the demo with it.

No shit?!

Pepe wrote:

Uncle Grandfather wrote:I was using a fuzz pedal in the demo with it.

No shit?!

Just wanted to make that clear I researched and there was no connection with maestro even though the logo is about identical.

In: Pathfinder 15r, MXR 10 Band EQ, Rocktron Metal Planet
Incoming: Guyatone FZ-2000, Idiot Box Static Fuzz
Out: Muh lunch monies

incoming:

Neat! Haven't heard that pedal in action before. Demoz plz?

These arrived today

of course, nice seppuku boxes btw.

UC: you can see an envious man here! How do the original boxes of the Seppuku pedals look like? Or do they come naked?

I've gotten one that was blank, one what had a bunch of sharpie dots on it and one that said Seppuku and there was a little hand-drawn robot waving or something. So they're just as random as the pedal design and knobs you get

Ordering parts to build a Princeton Reverb clone. Woot woot. Have been wanting to build an amp for so long.

Gut shots, for those interested.

Memory Loss


EchoMod3

The Memory Loss is somewhat funny, being built upside down.