i found a Velcroar on Reverb!

[dubkitty]

i had one with the red-themed art which i dearly loved but had to sell during my life clearance sale c.2013. i’ve regretted it more than any other pedal i ever sold because i adored the full-left setting that was instant Rust Never Sleeps. i found a Velcroscillator a few years ago, but its sound was looser and less defined. after a literal decade of searching one finally showed up on Reverb and i pounced on it. this one has the black/white split art that reminds me of Native American rituals which i vaguely remember. needless to say I’m super chuffed. this easily could go on one of the boards, perhaps as a sub for the Danelectro 3699 on the Normie Board which doesn’t really fit the description. could also make a deadly team with the Land harmonic percolator.

[Chankgeez]

[dubkitty]

it’s already in the mail, predicted for Monday.

[FuzzHugger]

i had one with the red-themed art which i dearly loved but had to sell during my life clearance sale c.2013. i’ve regretted it more than any other pedal i ever sold because i adored the full-left setting that was instant Rust Never Sleeps. i found a Velcroscillator a few years ago, but its sound was looser and less defined. after a literal decade of searching one finally showed up on Reverb and i pounced on it. this one has the black/white split art that reminds me of Native American rituals which i vaguely remember. needless to say I’m super chuffed. this easily could go on one of the boards, perhaps as a sub for the Danelectro 3699 on the Normie Board which doesn’t really fit the description. could also make a deadly team with the Land harmonic percolator.

Cool seeing this! Hope it performed as you remember.
Here are my stock photos which I think show yours. I think made in 2011. According to my records, I only made 3 in this scheme.

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velc-bw1.jpg (15.4 KiB) Viewed 18 times

The spray paint and hand stamped days were wild. Mostly fun. Lots of experimentation and chaos, sometimes plans, sometimes no plans...
Despite an exhaust fan and respirator (okay, sometimes I'd go in the booth for a quick spray and hold my breath), I spent years routinely covering myself in paint, arms and legs often bare, and inevitably inhaling plenty of still outgassing pedals. The paint booth was an 8x4 room, one interior door away from my shop at the time.
By 2016, I stopped all spraying for health and environmental reasons. To ensure I wouldn't go back, I somewhat impulsively and hastily disposed of my entire custom stamp collection in 2016.

[FuzzHugger]

I'm gonna go figure out how to fix the gallery, because there's some crazy FuzzHugger pics that aren't online until I do.