I find your entire post amazing (and that's an understatement).
Such fan output is just incredible. Come on... a STAGEPLAY??? If someone did a stage play of something I'd wrote I think I would just RETIRE happily. What more to achieve in one's lifetime?
That is so friggin' cool.
That pedal is incredible.
You really did an excellent job, Tim.
That etching must have taken forever to complete.
d20's as knobs...genius.
Do you have any custom pedals for sale?
A Tube Screamer replica would be awesome.
That just rawks. Tim deserves some serious kudos.
The blog didn't answer the question though: do you have muff or not?
That etching must have taken forever to complete.
d20's as knobs...genius.
That's what I thought as well....impressive detail and the d20's...amazing.
Such fan output is just incredible.
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Truth!
PS: Awesome work, Hitch! :D
Pity about Shadow of Morning, but this is awesome!!!
Wow!
I'm also a bass player (haven't played in a while though)and that is really cool!
Are the d20 knobs actual dice???
Yup! According to Tim, drilling them out for the knobs was the hardest part. O_o
I think it's right that the top face is "20". But there's a little part of me that wishes the top face were "11".Hehe, but 20 is even louder!
Everything louder than everythng everything else!
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That pedal is incredible.
You really did an excellent job, Tim.
That etching must have taken forever to complete.
d20's as knobs...genius.Do you have any custom pedals for sale?
A Tube Screamer replica would be awesome.
It's not like I have a a pile of tube screamers lying around- well, I do but not for sale. If I do a pedal, its a something I build upon request. I'm not going to lie though, Tube Screamers are a fun build- I can put a lot of tweaks in them. I usually start with a classic 808 circuit and go from there. If you're serious about a build shoot me an e-mail.
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I think it's right that the top face is "20". But there's a little part of me that wishes the top face were "11".
I really should've...
Actually, I think the d12 I put inside the pedal as a battery holder might be on 11. I can't remember though. James probably won't find that until he needs to change the battery. The 12 sider is from an old red box set I think. So even though its not a vintage pedal- It has a vintage die.
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Actually, I think the d12 I put inside the pedal as a battery holder might be on 11. I can't remember though. James probably won't find that until he needs to change the battery. The 12 sider is from an old red box set I think. So even though its not a vintage pedal- It has a vintage die.
Skill, style and attention to detail? It's wrong. Just pure wrong.
I saw James yesterday to see the pedal and he said he already has it at home and that it sounds sweet! I'll let him chime in with more.That looks awesome, Hitch!
James, how's it sound?
mp3s or it didn't happen.
It really does sound excellent... it's the classic Big Muff sound, similar to the tone I used on the bass for the Paizo Fight Song (which will undoubtedly be the subject for another blog post at some point). But needless to say, the pedal sounds as good as it looks, and it's supremely easy to use and tweak.
And as it turns out, I *did* discover the d12... it came loose in shipping, so I took off the back plate to see what was rattling (and to ogle all the wires and things). This just confirms Tim's nerdXcore status.
Things are still pretty busy around here, but the first recording I do using the pedal, I'll be sure to post a link so folks' can behold its majesty!
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