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That Tree Audio console was/is a beaut. Daydream fodder fo sho

I already own a Retro Mechanical Labs Electron Fuzz Custom so I already know what an incredible fuzz it is but now I've upgraded to this beautiful custom enclosure made out of a WW2 Navy TBF Avengers torpedo/bombers radio "operators control box". In the second picture you'll see where they covered the wire port openings with frosted acrylic and behind it are green LEDs that flash with the effect adding an awesome lighting feature! I'll post video of that later. Very cool piece of history with this thing.

and here's a quick example of the Electron Fuzz in the post above destroying some drums..... (you can also see the awesome green LEDs on the pedal!

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5aso9kcEjE[/youtube]

Ruiner wrote:and here's a quick example of the Electron Fuzz in the post above destroying some drums..... (you can also see the awesome green LEDs on the pedal!

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5aso9kcEjE[/youtube]

Which module is doing the drums?
Sounds amazing even before the fuzz is added.

jrfox92 wrote:

Ruiner wrote:and here's a quick example of the Electron Fuzz in the post above destroying some drums..... (you can also see the awesome green LEDs on the pedal!

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5aso9kcEjE[/youtube]

Which module is doing the drums?
Sounds amazing even before the fuzz is added.

Buck Modular DrumFuck.... but i also have it going through a Shadow Hills compressor plug-in then to the Studer Reel To Reel for additional tape compression and saturation and back in the DAW.

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friendship wrote:Just bought a Boss RT-20 and am currently accepting suggestions for unorthodox uses of it.

Been interested in these forever, curious to see what ppl think

I'll let you know when it gets here. I plan on using it with guitar, voice, synthesizer, and bass.

Definitely sounds best with organ. Then guitar. Other instruments sound not too good through it IMO, but maybe it's just not my taste.

I'll let you know! I like recordings stuff other than guitar and organ through a Leslie so I hope this emulations does okay with it.

Also how did I miss this review before, it is excellent.

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Finally got it and fooled around with a guitar in mono last night. Sounds awesome! I love playing with the brake and speed switch. The overdrive sounds good just a notch above off but gets messy in a hurry when you use it with the modulation. The Univibe mode is better than I thought it would be, it does that lopsided phaser thing pretty well. I'm going to run it in stereo tonight.

Another 15 pack of the TINRS cables, and these

I think the DPLR will be my last rack delay for a while (need to move on to reverbs, lol). It's my second Pico drums, doubling my sampling power. Having just one has been making me feel the need for another. Seems like it's always on sale at perfect circuit, and the feature set makes having multiples a no brainer. So, between two Pico drums and the Scooper, I'll have a pretty good sampling rig going, and I will eventually add a big boy eurosampler to complete that part of the system. Either the 4ms, Morphagene, Rossum or Audio Damage. At least now I can take my time deciding and not feel too deprived of sample strength.

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Ruiner wrote:
Buck Modular DrumFuck....

That's gonna be my porn name.

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This better have a built in ring modulator. #puns

IN: custom Copilot fx Broadcast!



It has two expression pedal outputs so I can use it with my duophonic KORG 800DV that has two 5-pin expression pedal inputs for the filter frequency. Plus CV/EXP input and CV output so I can use it with my other analogue KORG synths (Trident, Mono/Poly and MS-20 mini). A thousand thanks to Adam!

You have a 800DV, a Trident and a Mono/Poly?

All of these acquired with lots of luck.