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Quatschmacher

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  1. I doubt it. This is much more focused on creating your own unique drive sounds by the looks of the controls.
  2. It’s changed a bit. They added something I suggested. I’ve been asked to beta test it too! Looks pretty impressive and deep.
  3. 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.
  4. Filthy!
  5. Is it like this? Tort would look better.
  6. Here's a clip; this uses the octave in the Okto Nojs, same principle though. Spectrum ON Mastotron Collider acid.mp3 @charlietuna
  7. Just Music in Berlin still had one in stock last time I was there.
  8. Someone had one listed on here for £400 recently.
  9. Facebook makes me want to beat my head against the wall sometimes:
  10. Don’t know what to say, I have used these very pedals together and it sounds huge. Turn the dry off on the mini. Even with the tone fully anti-clockwise it should be fine. Have you got the Subs switch set to 3 on the Mastotron?. I have mine set like the photo below. Then I run it into a lowpass filter. Works best with something with a loop to preserve input dynamics so something like a Wonderlove, Chromatron, C4 or Spectrum.
  11. You are correct, I mistyped and didn’t notice, thanks for spotting that! These are indeed the light gauge model.
  12. This is pretty much like new. Price includes UK postage. I was using this as a hard gate on synth-like sounds using octave/fuzz/filter. I tweaked the TonePrint to mimic a keyboard on/off gate. Works great with fuzzes that don’t have their own gating. (Also takes away the residual swoosh you get on analogue phasers when you aren’t even playing a note.) I’m mostly using the C4 Spectrum to do the filtering on these sounds and it’s possible to use the built-in gate to achieve the same thing so surplus to my requirements now.
  13. Do you know roughly what the postage would be? Thanks.
  14. Really sorry to hear of your woes. I’d like to buy the Chromatron, please.
  15. This is only up while something else I’m interested in is still available so move quick if you want it. Don’t really want to sell this but am trying to be a bit more sensible with pedal numbers. In excellent condition. Here is a clip: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jfO5zXAL0eMWpsGq11456tzP7PnObS48/view?usp=drivesdk
  16. Some amazing pedals there at great prices. No wonder the Octabvre MKII went so quick.
  17. Got a set of these going spare. Nicely broken in. Cut for a Musicman Stingray.
  18. These are great.
  19. Not quite, still want to add a Chromatron! I think the maximum I ever had at once was 7. Used to have a big box Q-Tron, Q-Tron+, Fwonkbeta, Manta, Filter Twin, Xerograph Deluxe, and Wonderlove too. Also briefly owned Moog MF-101, MF-103, Dr. Scientist Dusk, WMD Protostar, Glou-Glou Avant Garde and Steak too. The Wombtone is lovely, thick and syrupy. I still haven’t got fully into the MIDI side of it though. To be honest, the dip switches are a bit cumbersome, especially when mounted on the board so I’ve never really touched them. At least there’s a reasonable amount of MIDI access (though weirdly not the number of filter stages - I had to fudge it by creating 3 separate presets which use the stages).
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