Bloody marvellous things, these. I only sold mine because i was barely scratching the surface of its capabilities - I used 4 patches, one of which was a flat bypass -- and couldn't justify it. GLWTS!
I did a search for 'Orange 4stroke schematic' and all that came up were manuals (not free downloads). Assuming that said manuals don't contain a full and detailed circuit schematic, is it possible that you could be a tiny bit more detailed?
Anyway, moving away from asinine comments about w@nkery and circus exhibits -- one of my pet peeves in the past with some pedals has been their dismally small and dim status LEDs. I had a Boss Bass Chorus at one time and I ended up performing surgery on it to replace the tiny red 3mm LED that totally disappeared under stage lighting with a big bright green 5mm one with a wide viewing angle. Worked a treat but it was annoying that I needed to do it.
Yes, overly bright LEDs can be a nuisance. Another good way to tame them a bit is to paint a bit of tipp-ex (other corrections fluids are available) on the tip of the LED. I did this with the blinding LEDs on my Genz Shuttle and it works quite well. The more you paint on them the dimmer they get.
Yup, I agree. When I made my Woolly Mammoth clone, I deliberately avoided using the stupid 'pinch' and 'wool' labels and just called the things what they are... 'Filter' and 'Fuzz'.
I've always felt that the bottom bout is too big compared to the rest of the body. It looks like it's got a fat lip. Once you can see it, you can't unsee it.
There's no denying that the electrickery is very clever and I'd gladly use it myself... in a different body shape
A drummer mate of mine once managed to introduce an entire new range-topping Yamaha kit to the house by simply ensuring it was the same colour as his existing one.
True. Comedy/humour is a very broad church, incredibly subjective, and not everyone's idea of humour involves testing limits or attempting/intending to 'offend' someone.