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I just mean in the sense that the Mutron was the first (as far as I know!)

In a sense, every env filter is based on the Mutron. But the Meatball is a different circuit altogether. It’s not a ‘copy’ like the Behringer. Same goes for the 3leaf Chromatron. It takes inspiration from the Meatball but it’s a different design.

No idea, but they definitely used tracing paper for the logo!

Is the original company dissolved maybe? It's pretty cheeky of Behringer to say they've been on 'a proper mission' to 'bring back' a bunch of pedals that have just straight up copied, (unless that line is Anderton's own work) but I know this is not uncommon in the pedal world and lots of clones are available. Copying the graphics this closely is taking the piss a bit though. I haven't tried the B-tron or the Meatringer but I'm curious to see what Lovetone will bring to the party. The only thing I would find useful would be a foot switchable effects loop like you find on the Chromatron but beyond that, and as someone who loves the original massive housing, I'm not sure how you could improve it.

Jaco’s Jurisprudence 👨‍⚖️

This is my office. Spot the pedalboard!

That idea has crossed my mind too. I love my Tecamp Bass Board - I only use it at home but paired with my headphone rig and my backbeat, playing is a physical pleasure which is just so immersive. So much so that I’ve tried similar devices for music and films in the lounge (in the office I pump my music through the bass board as well as my Hifi which adds great depth). I tried a Woojer strap which just felt a bit muddled with the signal and didn't seem to behave very quickly, maybe I need to play with it more.

Thanks Dave

Ever tried a backbeat?

2FA can be added here (once you're back in) https://www.basschat.co.uk/settings/account-security/

Hi there, I've just unlocked it (it said too many failed PW attempts?) - let me know if you have any other problem, for example I can rest your PW. Cheers

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Call that a TED talk? What did you learn about B2B sales and SEO from your test? (Actually, I love TED, I’m thinking more about LinkedIn - dare you to post it there)