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theinteriorleag wrote:If you can find a Bugbrand bit crusher, they are very nice. I had the microcrusher, just a one knob job, but I sold it after buying a mid-fi proto that does some bit-crushy ring moddish stuff, somewhat similar to the heliotrope.
elbandito wrote:I returned it a month later because drummers don't like to count
elbandito wrote:I returned it a month later because drummers don't like to count
MannequinRaces wrote:theinteriorleag wrote:If you can find a Bugbrand bit crusher, they are very nice. I had the microcrusher, just a one knob job, but I sold it after buying a mid-fi proto that does some bit-crushy ring moddish stuff, somewhat similar to the heliotrope.
How much does the Bugbrand one go for?
theinteriorleag wrote:MannequinRaces wrote:theinteriorleag wrote:If you can find a Bugbrand bit crusher, they are very nice. I had the microcrusher, just a one knob job, but I sold it after buying a mid-fi proto that does some bit-crushy ring moddish stuff, somewhat similar to the heliotrope.
How much does the Bugbrand one go for?
He isn't making any at the moment, although his site mentions checking back in 2009. the site also says check the archive to view his old designs, but the bugcrushers aren't listed there. Mine was the micro, and I think I bought it for $100-150. Can't remember it's been a while. He had some seriously knobby ones but I never could find one. Here is a page with a pic of some:
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_0ArofreJn1c/S ... _apr08.jpg
elbandito wrote:I returned it a month later because drummers don't like to count
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elbandito wrote:I returned it a month later because drummers don't like to count
