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Very cool stuff, Heraclitus!



Not so quiet evening at home.

Eivind August wrote:


Not so quiet evening at home.

Nice palette.

Rig for a set on Friday night. Inputs were: bandmate's guitar, guitar trainer CD player, Bastl Castle, Søvnløs, Roland J-6, and tapes/loop tapes.

I nearly always forget to take a picture of my setup at gigs, but I remembered for this one.



Plus a nice tablecloth! Not pictured: reed organ, off to the side.

It wasn't intentional, but I see now this includes gifts from three different ILFmas exchanges. Thanks, ILF fam!

P.S.: It produced sounds like this!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oWt5wnA ... 15&t=1230s

Mostly having fun with the pedals I brought back from Japan last summer. The fz-3

Heraclitus Akimbo wrote: ↑Sun Jan 17, 2021 9:24 pm Tidied up my old organ... mostly so I could have a place to plunk down the Concertmate-500. This setup is ZOIA front and centre as I keep playing around with it.

just got one of these Mooer D7s....was only $60! really digging it so far

Disarm D'arcy wrote: ↑Sat Nov 02, 2024 4:39 pm

Mostly having fun with the pedals I brought back from Japan last summer. The fz-3

FZ-3 is basically a fuzzFace, yeah?

I'd never run into the idea that it was a FF. Looked at the schematic and there does indeed look to be a FF-based core in there, but there's more going on, including a couple of post-buffer gain stages in front of the FF-ish block and a BMP-ish tone control after (which if I bothered to look might more resemble the DS-1 version of the circuit). Someone who actually understands electronics rather than studies existing fuzz schematics may have a better idea--all I know is that I'm not seeing Tonebender or BMP family resemblance in those early stages.
https://www.freestompboxes.org/viewtopi ... 4&start=20

made this fun patch in G2 editor that is inspired by some timecode standard. Without the 1k, 2k switch it kinda sounds like neubautens cover of [Je t'aime non plus[/i]. The reverb was added only for phase randomisation, really