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Chris bought a daisy chain cable from me. Payment was prompt and communication friendly and polite; he even gave me a good art gallery tip for next time I’m in Leicester. Many thanks.

Hell, yeah!

EQ2 will do all this (except battery operation). The frequency of any band can be controlled via expression or external MIDI. The extreme 2 bands can be made into shelving filters so it’s possible to turn the top band into a LPF with a sweep range of 20Hz-20kHz (or any range in between).

I bought and received a 3Leaf Chromatron from Harry and everything was as described and arrived quickly. Communication was prompt and friendly. Many thanks.

I’m hurt.

John bought a pickguard from me. Instant payment and prompt, friendly communication. Many thanks.

It was way more than that - a Doom/Octabvre combination box with lots of routing and switching options. He ran into noise problems which took months of troubleshooting - translation big losses for a small company in sales and time. He said it may still come about, won’t be cheap though.

Bit harsh on the 3-leaf octave up front. Pretty sure I shared the reasons why that didn’t come to fruition with you a few weeks ago. Boss does look good value. Easier to do when you are a mega corporation.

Still can’t ascertain whether vintage mode is actually analogue or not. From the video it seemed more immediate, poly mode sounded like there was a bit of latency which you could hear when he played a blend of wet and dry. Pretty decent price if it does the OC-2 thing properly and better. Octave up would be welcome. Still feel a dry kill switch would have been a good thing to add. I’m certainly curious enough to try one.

I doubt it. This is much more focused on creating your own unique drive sounds by the looks of the controls.

No, that’s Jeff.

It’s changed a bit. They added something I suggested. I’ve been asked to beta test it too! Looks pretty impressive and deep.

Don’t sell the Octabvre. As nice as the octaves in C4 and Spectrum are, they are not quite as nice as an analogue octaver. I’m getting really nice results running octaver/fuzz combinations through the Spectrum. It has all the envelope shapes of the C4, several of which are very snappy, way quicker than what you’d get from a normal envelope filter. The advantage it has over the C4 is the access to 8 (as opposed to 6) parameters right from the top of the pedal. With those, I can get masses of variation out of a single preset. Glad you like the clip.

Filthy!

Is it like this? Tort would look better.

Here's a clip; this uses the octave in the Okto Nojs, same principle though. Spectrum ON Mastotron Collider acid.mp3 @charlietuna

Just Music in Berlin still had one in stock last time I was there.

Someone had one listed on here for £400 recently.

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