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skullservant wrote:How is the Minifooger delay??

insubordination wrote:Got one and I love it. I would definitely recommend using an expression pedal with it, but you could get by without it. I use the exp. to control feedback, and set it so toe down creates a washy fog, but doesn't run away or get uncontrollable, and then I can just pull it back when I need to, and often just leave the pedal on all the time when practicing. The drive knob can add a LOT of gain, so I rarely turn it up past 9:00. It sounds really nice though, I wonder if it's similar to the MF Boost circuit? Just a good, clean boost that makes dirt before it sound better. The repeats don't get super duper dirty, nor are they hi-fi...they're just very pleasing.

My one minor gripe is I wish the second exp. function was for mix and not time. Mix knob all the way down doesn't take the repeats out of the signal path entirely, so it's like 2% wet to 100% wet, which can be cool. But it would be nice to set a nice hazy fog of repeats and then fade it in and out. Using expression for delay time is fun, but not practical for me personally. I could see a use for it though. All in all, great pedal!

rustywire wrote:

To date this is the coolest signal chain I've assembled
Now, more than ever there's an urgent need to get a recording setup sorted out...before I get myself lost in another world

theavondon wrote:

rustywire wrote:

To date this is the coolest signal chain I've assembled
Now, more than ever there's an urgent need to get a recording setup sorted out...before I get myself lost in another world

You're a fucking madman.

insubordination wrote:

skullservant wrote:How is the Minifooger delay??

I posted this in the thread where you asked for thoughts about it, but it bears repeating:

insubordination wrote:Got one and I love it. I would definitely recommend using an expression pedal with it, but you could get by without it. I use the exp. to control feedback, and set it so toe down creates a washy fog, but doesn't run away or get uncontrollable, and then I can just pull it back when I need to, and often just leave the pedal on all the time when practicing. The drive knob can add a LOT of gain, so I rarely turn it up past 9:00. It sounds really nice though, I wonder if it's similar to the MF Boost circuit? Just a good, clean boost that makes dirt before it sound better. The repeats don't get super duper dirty, nor are they hi-fi...they're just very pleasing.

My one minor gripe is I wish the second exp. function was for mix and not time. Mix knob all the way down doesn't take the repeats out of the signal path entirely, so it's like 2% wet to 100% wet, which can be cool. But it would be nice to set a nice hazy fog of repeats and then fade it in and out. Using expression for delay time is fun, but not practical for me personally. I could see a use for it though. All in all, great pedal!

Chankgeez wrote:Now, you just need a couple more Harmonic Percolators.

Clean Channel wrote:Three DMMs is the best thing I've ever seen.

retinal orbita wrote:Yo that 3 DMM just upped the fucking game, lads....

pickdropper wrote:

theavondon wrote:

rustywire wrote:

To date this is the coolest signal chain I've assembled
Now, more than ever there's an urgent need to get a recording setup sorted out...before I get myself lost in another world

You're a fucking madman.

+1. That's fantastic.

osbornkt wrote:Sylnau, your board is great as usual.
Rustywire, you need another DMM