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Hi, just wondering if there’s anyone on here who’d be willing to loan me one of these for up to a week. I’ve finally got an OC-2 and just got an Octabvre Mini and would love to try the Cog against these. (I had a v1 T-16 years ago and recently had the T-47, but have never had the chance to put these all side by side.) I’d be happy to pay postage both ways of course and as folks like @ped, @dodge_bass, @charlietuna, @GisserD, @Al Krow and @tonyxtiger who’ve all been kind enough to loan me pedals in the recent and distant past can attest, I always take care of them and return them promptly and in the condition in which they arrived. Thanks in anticipation.
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Panda Future Impact Mk4 - Mint (£230 inc. P&P) - *WITHDRAWN*
Quatschmacher replied to Al Krow's topic in Effects For Sale
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Panda Future Impact Mk4 - Mint (£230 inc. P&P) - *WITHDRAWN*
Quatschmacher replied to Al Krow's topic in Effects For Sale
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Forgot to mention, the mini housing is 12x8cm and made of aluminium, so just over half the size of the original and just as sturdy. I anticipate these will outsell the bigger version.
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Only difference is in the housing size. This is its first public appearance, though there was a bit of garnering of opinions earlier in the year. I haven’t been told a release date for the enclosure yet. The firmware with MIDI should be soon though, some further testing to make sure it’s bug-free and I need to update the manual. Won’t be able to do anything next week as I won’t be able to sit up for more than about 10-20 minutes at a time for about a week or so after the op.
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No, it’s Panda’s design in collaboration with me. Thanks, not looking forward to it but needs must.
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Do you see that gap on my pedalboard? That’s where the VBO was until today. It’s now in the for-sale section. In all seriousness though, the VBO is really excellent, the best tracking I’ve ever had, tiny, plenty of gain and incredibly close to the OC-2; it’s a shade buzzier than the OC-2 on certain notes, like the lowpass filter is ever so slightly further open, consequently the OC-2 sounds a hair fatter, but there’s not much in it. The VBO’s pitch detection circuit is silent when not playing; no chatter. The Octabvre is great, though its pitch detection circuit is quite chattery (a bit like the Cog ones); it’s also pretty close to the OC-2, maybe a tad less fat and dark, with a bit more honk (but that’s a nice honk). The Octabvre plays very nicely with filters when opening up its tone control. I used to have the MKII and really should’ve kept it. I have this mini on loan with the option to buy it and I’m really torn. I don’t really need two octavers but this does do something a bit different. Would love to put the T-16 or T-47 up against this; the Cogs have more range at both ends of their tone knob.
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I’ve transacted with Paul before with me as the seller, so it was nice to do things the other way around this time. Paul answered my wanted ad for an OC-2 and was incredibly kind in sending it to me to try with no obligation to buy. I don’t think I could have asked for a nicer example of the pedal, it really looks like it’s been in a time capsule. Sounds lovely too and I bought it the day it arrived. Many thanks.
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Finally, after 30 years of bass playing, a Japanese OC-2. Only the 2nd OC-2 I’ve ever played (the Taiwanese one next to it is one I just borrowed a few weeks ago).
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Brilliant octave pedal in outstanding condition. Now surplus to my needs. I have owned this from new. (It had a brief couple of months with someone else when I sold it but later bought it back again.) For anyone unaware of this, Dunlop borrowed Janek Gwizdala’s Japanese OC-2 to use as a benchmark for creating this pedal. Huge sound in a tiny enclosure in a rather fetching blue sparkle. Comes with original box, paperwork and UK power supply. Price includes mainland UK postage via Special Delivery. Never been velcroed. This one was purchased after the extra noise reduction resistor was added as standard. (Early units had a noisy detection circuit, but Dunlop will fix/replace any of those for free, even if warranty has expired or you aren’t the original owner. Great customer service!)
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Gutted I can’t be here:
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Sad that I’m not at the show (operation on Monday). Mini and MIDI FI is here!
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Glad to hear you’re enjoying it. I’m still using my MC6 Pro too, even though I collaborated on Mortrix. There are still a few things the MC does which Mortrix doesn’t that I find useful, mainly the dynamic text on switches that can show different text/numbers depending on state; hopefully that will be added to Mortrix at some point (it was something I pushed for from the outset). The other thing is the ability to act as a USB interface, which Mortrix can’t do (again, hoping this can be added via the Ethernet port or via an expansion module.
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Source Audio Mercury flanger users, help needed
Quatschmacher replied to Quatschmacher's topic in Effects
Somebody on here must have one of these! -
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I’m willing to entertain posting if the current lack thereof is putting off potential buyers. The Hiscox case should offer good protection in transit. I could probably get a bicycle box from a reasonably local shop to package it in. I would leave it up to the buyer to sort the courier though. (I used this arrangement successfully for the last bass I sold recently.)
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Source Audio Mercury flanger users, help needed
Quatschmacher replied to Quatschmacher's topic in Effects
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Any love for the Yamaha Reface range?
Quatschmacher replied to Jean-Luc Pickguard's topic in Other Instruments
And yes, I got the CP and CS for my daughter and they are great. -
Any love for the Yamaha Reface range?
Quatschmacher replied to Jean-Luc Pickguard's topic in Other Instruments
Analog Cases do a Reface case which is smaller than the Yamaha one, though doesn’t have the dedicated compartment for the power supply. Still fits though. -
It’s all detailed in the MIDI Implementation section of the user manual and in the section on Flexi Controllers. You’ll need something like Panda’s 4Control, Mortrix, Morningstar or other controller. Then on the controller, you need to have the pedal send out whatever CC you like/need. There are standard mappings for stuff like filter cutoff, LFO depth etc. Most of my presets use CC1 as a source for morphing/variations.
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The pedal or the MIDI update? The pedal is available now; the update hopefully very soon.