Let's see your RARE stuff!!

Gunner Recall · Post by **Gunner Recall** » Tue Jul 26, 2011 5:13 pm

whoismarykelly wrote:Some of these are sorta rare

Love that ?lady. Did you try the cog dis 3 yet?

whoismarykelly · Post by **whoismarykelly** » Tue Jul 26, 2011 5:44 pm

Yeah I have one that I got after that photo along with a few other things. The MKIII is a lovely pedal and does really really well with my Esquire.

modernage · Post by **modernage** » Tue Jul 26, 2011 6:05 pm

Baxandall wrote:
modernage wrote:JCrewDriver? Awesome! Also major want for that Mayo.

That mayo? There are 3 on that board!

Yeah, but the Mayonaise isn't exactly like the Mayo. Close, but not exact. Plus they go for way more than even the Mayo does. At least with the Mayo I'm not too poor that I can't dream about getting one. :lol:

But who are we kidding? They're all Big Muffs. :lol:

Baxandall · Post by **Baxandall** » Tue Jul 26, 2011 6:30 pm

modernage wrote:
Baxandall wrote:
modernage wrote:JCrewDriver? Awesome! Also major want for that Mayo.

That mayo? There are 3 on that board!

Yeah, but the Mayonaise isn't exactly like the Mayo. Close, but not exact. Plus they go for way more than even the Mayo does. At least with the Mayo I'm not too poor that I can't dream about getting one. But who are we kidding? They're all Big Muffs.

I learn something new everyday. I'm really a newbie when it comes to boutique pedals. This is definitely the forum to learn.

:hello:

whoismarykelly · Post by **whoismarykelly** » Tue Jul 26, 2011 7:44 pm

Mayonaise is a 100% exact 1971 Big Muff replica. Mayo is a refined triangle circuit to get the Siamese Dream tones. Mayonaise MKII is an attempt to get as close to the original Mayonaise tone with transistors that were too high gain to use in the original pedal.

Redwood Cephalopod · Post by **Redwood Cephalopod** » Tue Jul 26, 2011 7:46 pm

whoismarykelly wrote:Mayonaise is a 100% exact 1971 Big Muff replica. Mayo is a refined triangle circuit to get the Siamese Dream tones. Mayonaise MKII is an attempt to get as close to the original Mayonaise tone with transistors that were too high gain to use in the original pedal.

That album is one of my all-time top fives. That song alone helped me get through high school. I WANT THEM ALL

...but honestly, the approximation I can get via Hoof is more than okay with me.

whoismarykelly · Post by **whoismarykelly** » Tue Jul 26, 2011 7:56 pm

Redwood Cephalopod wrote:
whoismarykelly wrote:Mayonaise is a 100% exact 1971 Big Muff replica. Mayo is a refined triangle circuit to get the Siamese Dream tones. Mayonaise MKII is an attempt to get as close to the original Mayonaise tone with transistors that were too high gain to use in the original pedal.

That album is one of my all-time top fives. That song alone helped me get through high school. I WANT THEM ALL

...but honestly, the approximation I can get via Hoof is more than okay with me.

I had a hoof once upon a time and really liked it. I sold it because I thought I had too many muffs which in retrospect was a little silly. I ended up designing my own Ge muff thing and using that a lot though which was fun

adrianlee · Post by **adrianlee** » Thu Jul 28, 2011 2:00 am

Holy skreddy batman.

whiskey_face · Post by **whiskey_face** » Thu Jul 28, 2011 11:26 am

she was in perfect closet condition

kosta · Post by **kosta** » Thu Jul 28, 2011 11:29 am

S C O R E.

And if no one has done this yet, welcome to ILF, whoismarykelly! Lots of Montgomery love around here. Cheers man.

devnulljp · Post by **devnulljp** » Thu Jul 28, 2011 12:30 pm

whoismarykelly wrote:Mayo is a refined triangle circuit to get the Siamese Dream tones.

Except Siamese Dream is a late 70s op-amp muff, which until BC posted pics of his you could snag on ebay for $90 :lol:

whoismarykelly · Post by **whoismarykelly** » Thu Jul 28, 2011 12:45 pm

kosta wrote:S C O R E.

And if no one has done this yet, welcome to ILF, whoismarykelly! Lots of Montgomery love around here. Cheers man.

Thanks for the kind words :hello:

I try to get around to all the forums in my spare time to see what people are into. I like that yall like the funky stuff

whoismarykelly · Post by **whoismarykelly** » Thu Jul 28, 2011 12:51 pm

devnulljp wrote:
whoismarykelly wrote:Mayo is a refined triangle circuit to get the Siamese Dream tones.
Except Siamese Dream is a late 70s op-amp muff, which until BC posted pics of his you could snag on ebay for $90

I dont really see that as a big deal. The Mayo was designed to capture the sound of a record and that muff BC has is only part of that sound. The sound of the rest of the signal chain got folded into the tweaks Marc designed into the Mayo and thats why I like it so much more than an Opamp muff. Its thicker and clearer and lower noise. Its a more durable pedal with more consistency from unit to unit. Its one of my favorite pedals Marc has made and I'd much sooner use it for a SP cover than a vintage EHX muff

univalve · Post by **univalve** » Fri Jul 29, 2011 8:26 am

univalve wrote:uh, i have to take pictures of my sakura boost. you guys will love it.

i think only 10 exist. i played 3 in person and this one is my favorite (50s Sony Transistor)

Baxandall · Post by **Baxandall** » Fri Jul 29, 2011 9:20 am

great guts!

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