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second BitQuest is in

Hey dude 440Hz did nothing wrong you goddamn nazi hippy.

2 bitquests though

i've had literally hundreds of new goodies since checking in last.

i'll just bring this pic for now though, a prototype PH-1 with an old employees name instead of a serial number.

For some reason, I find that oddly intriguing. You should go on a quest to Japan to meet this Naoto, who you will probably find at the summit of some mountain that you will have to scale to prove your worthiness as a noise ronin.

Yeah. That or he died of a heart attack 20 years ago.

Why not both?

UglyCasanova wrote:second BitQuest is in

I love the delay on my Bit Quest and always want another for more experimentation. What settings are you using?

greeny23 wrote:i've had literally hundreds of new goodies since checking in last.

i'll just bring this pic for now though, a prototype PH-1 with an old employees name instead of a serial number.

This brings me peace.

odontophobia wrote: I love the delay on my Bit Quest and always want another for more experimentation. What settings are you using?

It's my main reverb, so one is going on the floor board, the other one on the tabletop. On the floor board (where I've had one for two years or so) I also use it as a pitch shifter, bitcrusher and dirty ring mod, all with expression control. On the tabletop, it will probably be used as a reverb only because CONSISTENCY!

odontophobia wrote: I love the delay on my Bit Quest and always want another for more experimentation. What settings are you using?

Looks like some sweet bit'verb.

Eivind August wrote:For some reason, I find that oddly intriguing. You should go on a quest to Japan to meet this Naoto, who you will probably find at the summit of some mountain that you will have to scale to prove your worthiness as a noise ronin.

Disarm D'arcy wrote:Yeah. That or he died of a heart attack 20 years ago.

friendship wrote:This brings me peace.

i actually had the guys at Boss Japan look at it (including one of their old technical engineers that actually designed the Boss compact pedal enclosure.. you know, the one that 10 million pedals use.. ) and they said it was likely made by an employee for himself. unfortunately nobody knew who he was, and he was forgotten. his only legacy is this one pedal. RIP.

Oops I impulse bought an Ibanez AS73

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Gieskes Oscillatoscope

Though I found the original "Civil Muff" aesthetic more appealing, this was difficult to resist:

The only bummer at first glance is the lack of battery power, so I may also grab a battery to DC adapter.