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Re: MWFX introduction
Posted: Sun Nov 20, 2011 7:27 am
by McSpunckle
I fucking love the wood boxes.
Re: MWFX introduction
Posted: Sun Nov 20, 2011 9:26 am
by phantasmagorovich
Wow, instantly fell in love with three of your pedals. That is some amazing stuff you got going there. I remember checking your site some time ago but I wasn't nearly as blown away. I guess I wasn't ready then. (And I think there was much less variety.)
But, yeah, I think we're fine with leaving this here, but if you start promoting your individual pedals, maybe you should check out the Shark Tank. That is the builder subforum in the Buy/sell/trade. And we all just love builders that mingle in and partake in our other discussions.

Welcome!
Re: MWFX introduction
Posted: Sun Nov 20, 2011 10:16 am
by Haki
That PWM looks very fun and those prices aren't too shabby either.
Re: MWFX introduction
Posted: Sun Nov 20, 2011 12:14 pm
by smallsnd/bigsnd
looks like you've added some cool stuff to your line since i last saw it. the boxes look really nice too - beautiful and simple.
Re: MWFX introduction
Posted: Sun Nov 20, 2011 1:12 pm
by bob the r0bot
If the USD wasn't so shit I would be all over the tape.
Re: MWFX introduction
Posted: Sun Nov 20, 2011 7:15 pm
by mwfx
Wow, thanks for the encouraging replies from everyone and especially to the moderators for sorting out where this post should go without any fuss. I'm glad people like the wooden enclosures too, I've had mixed comments but I've cut them down in size and found some awesome shielding spray paint (it's so good you could graffiti working circuit boards!).
I hope the economic situation works out for you guys. When the distribution in the US is sorted it should help, I know how it feels to be hit by that unexpected import tax :/
Re: MWFX introduction
Posted: Sun Nov 20, 2011 8:39 pm
by Big Mon
Always wanted to try a wave machine

Have admired your wares for a while now. Welcome
Re: MWFX introduction
Posted: Sun Nov 20, 2011 9:31 pm
by Adoom
mwfx wrote:Wow, thanks for the encouraging replies from everyone and especially to the moderators for sorting out where this post should go without any fuss. I'm glad people like the wooden enclosures too, I've had mixed comments but I've cut them down in size and found some awesome shielding spray paint (it's so good you could graffiti working circuit boards!).
I hope the economic situation works out for you guys. When the distribution in the US is sorted it should help, I know how it feels to be hit by that unexpected import tax :/
Welcome! Love your stuff. I'm just over the pond, and will definitely be hitting you up.
Re: MWFX introduction
Posted: Mon Nov 21, 2011 2:18 am
by wdinc01
Despite having both a Boss DD-3 and an EHX Freeze for the same purposes, I want a Judder SO HARD.
Cool pedals, and I really love the enclosures. I'd be a little worried about them for heavy touring, but otherwise they look very sleek in a natural kind of way. Plus, they match my bass.
Re: MWFX introduction
Posted: Mon Nov 21, 2011 8:22 am
by mwfx
Yeah when the EHX Freeze came out it was gutting! I need to get some new samples and videos of the Judder up there though, they don't properly show off the 'Dirt' mode and there's been a few add-ons since. The 'dirt' mode changes the rate knob's settings to allow it to go to about 5 seconds with all sorts of tasty noise and digital breakup as the chip is pushed (plus there's a layering option and a muting/killswitch mode - just attempting to find as many good uses for a momentary footswitch). When things are less busy, after Xmas, I shall put a list of possible mods for each pedal on the buy/sell/trade forum and offer them up as add-ons in our shop and get these much need videos done.
The Epic Wave Machine's sine and pulse waves have been inverted to allow for a bigger variety of sounds - they basically start cancelling the other waves out like out of phase pickups might. This got me thinking that diode mixing might sound cool, so I've started adding a resistive (standard) mixing/diode mixing switch for variety. Sorry to ramble on, but I love doing this! Unfortunately this means sometimes I bite off more than I can chew...
Re: MWFX introduction
Posted: Mon Nov 21, 2011 9:57 am
by jrmy
Great to see you here! I've admired your work before, but it looks like you've added a whole lot since I last checked it. I hope you stick around as a member of the ILF community - you do some really cool, exciting work.
Re: MWFX introduction
Posted: Mon Nov 21, 2011 10:48 am
by jfrey
Those pedals look great.
Re: MWFX introduction
Posted: Mon Nov 21, 2011 11:37 am
by jrmy
Do want a Judder. So serious.
Re: MWFX introduction
Posted: Mon Nov 21, 2011 12:03 pm
by mordecainyc
Jeepers creepers. These things look and sound nice.. just when you thought your GAS was cured..
Re: MWFX introduction
Posted: Mon Nov 21, 2011 1:16 pm
by behndy
yeah, Judder speaks to me.
i.... kinda don't dig the aesthetics though. always cool to see new ideas, but i hate nature, and just don't dig on wood looking things.
would you be into jamming the Judder into a more normal enclosure?
lol. and i DO want to break into your house and steal your entire line of pedals. in a good way.