ilovefuzz.com

4 port low noise active mixer that can be setup as either 3 in 1 out, 2 in 2 out, 1 in 3 out (buffered). the top channel channel is always an in, bottom always an out. middle two are configurable with a toggle switch. Each channel has its own gain control. Jacks are face mounted to save space, dc jack is on the top. Case is the '125B' size.

Applications? mix several parallel effects together (split with y cables then blend back together), feedback looping (2 in 2 out could achieve this), splitting signal to low input impedance effects (like some fuzzes in parallel) etc. Personally i built one for myself to mix 3 looping pedals together.

Runs on 9v dc. No battery space inside. Text is engraved and pedal is powder coated. Not available right now but maybe soon.

Think this would work well with line level signals?

Yes it will work just fine with line level. Also the max gain achievable is about 12 db but i can adjust that if you want.

Pumped for this! I forgot to ask, is unity at noon?

nevada wrote:Pumped for this! I forgot to ask, is unity at noon?

ah its probably a bit past noon. ill double check.

Cool!

Do you still have one of these? Wouldn't mind getting one of these shipped with my Ct5 order.

Ya, I asked Scott to bring it back too!

I'm gonna throw my hat into the ring as well saying I'd love to have something like this.

Strange Tales wrote:I'm gonna throw my hat into the ring as well saying I'd love to have something like this.

RIght now I don't have plans to make more but we could in the future. This mixer design was originally just to test pcb fab from a certain vendor and also the engraving process. I'm pretty sure i only made 3. There are a lot of cheap mixing options already so it's a bit hard to compete on such a product i think. But the interest is noted

multi_s wrote:

Strange Tales wrote:I'm gonna throw my hat into the ring as well saying I'd love to have something like this.

RIght now I don't have plans to make more but we could in the future. This mixer design was originally just to test pcb fab from a certain vendor and also the engraving process. I'm pretty sure i only made 3. There are a lot of cheap mixing options already so it's a bit hard to compete on such a product i think. But the interest is noted

I'm really a big fan of the footprint size of this mixer the most. And also that I can change between 1 in/3 out, etc. If you ever do end up making these again though I'll be in line

If the inputs had mutes and some warm drive or something, this would be 100% better than other mixing options. Also, the quality is so much higher than the competition.

If anyone is looking to sell theirs, lemme know...

+1 on interest...

ok maybe we will make a few after the current ct5 run.

s